Condom

Condom for every taste!

History and evolution of condom and preservative

The first documented use of a condom in Europe dates back to 1564 by the anatomist Fallopia, who also gave his name to the Fallopian tubes. In the 16th century, preservative were mainly used to prevent STDs. Syphilis, for example, was often fatal and raged in Europe for over 300 years. However, with the discovery of spermatozoa in the 17th century, the Church began to resent the use of barriers to prevent their progress.

Popularity and Accessibility

By the 18th century, the reputation of the preservative among health professionals had become firmly established as a tool for flâneurs, prostitutes and immorality. Despite this, condoms and condoms proved very popular among the upper and middle classes. The working classes finally gained access to condoms in the 19th century, thanks to Mr. Goodyear’s discovery of vulcanized rubber in 1839. Prior to this date, preservative were made from tortoise shell, animal intestine or linen.

Modern Preservative Innovations and Comfort

Today, protection is back in style, with softer, thinner textures. Some latex-free brands have also emerged for people allergic to this material. For more comfortable use, we recommend applying a drop of water-based intimate lubricant inside the condom. This increases sensations without the condom losing its effectiveness.

Advantages of Modern Condoms

  • Maximum safety: Modern preservative are designed to offer optimum protection against STDs and unwanted pregnancies.
  • Variety of textures and sizes: You can choose from a range of textures and sizes for a personalized experience.
  • Latex-free options: For those allergic to latex, there are latex-free options that offer the same level of protection and comfort.
  • Ease of use: Modern condoms are easy to use and can be combined with water-based lubricants to enhance comfort.

How to use

  • Intimate Lubricant: For added sensation, add a drop of water-based lubricant inside the condom before use.
  • Correct storage: Keep your condoms in a cool, dry place to ensure their effectiveness.
  • Expiration date check: Make sure your preservatives have not expired for maximum protection.

Conclusion

So whether you’re looking for protection, comfort or new sensations, our range of condoms offers something for every taste and need. Explore our selection and discover the preservatives that suit you best. In conclusion, enjoy safety and pleasure with high-quality products available on our site.