Ultra Thin Condoms

No, you must not reuse a condom. This is for both your and your partner's safety. Reusing a condom diminishes its contraceptive effectiveness and also in preventing STIs. Therefore, it is recommended to use a new condom every single time you have sex.

No. Using 2 condoms can cause more friction and therefore increase the likelihood of them breaking. If you are looking for extra protection, you may consider combining other types of birth control along with condom use.

Condoms must not be used past their expiry date as the lubricant may cause the condom to break down and therefore reduce their effectiveness. Check your condom foil for the expiry date before engaging in any sexual activity.

Since these condoms are made of latex, the most compatible lubricants are water-based ones. Oil-based lubricants are not recommended as the oil can break /split the condom, thereby increasing your risk of pregnancy and STIs.

From electronic testing, the water leak test, airburst test, and strength test, condoms undergo a range of tests to verify their efficiency. These tests are conducted by dedicated regulatory agencies as well as condom manufacturers so that you can use them without any worries.