HANX Sustainable Condoms

Looking for a more earth-friendly condom? Look no further than the ultra-thin, sensitive and no-scent condoms produced by our friends over at HANX. Made from Fair Rubber Latex, and unlike the johnny big boys on the market, don't include harsh, unnecessary chemicals. Hanx Condoms ...Looking for a more earth-friendly condom? Look no further than the ultra-thin, sensitive and no-scent condoms produced by our friends over at HANX.

Made from Fair Rubber Latex, and unlike the johnny big boys on the market, don't include harsh, unnecessary chemicals. Hanx Condoms are Certified by The Vegan Society and fully CE and FDA approved, they've even added a drop of their own silky smooth lubricant for less friction and more fun from the outset. Choose from Standard or Large sizes and get set to get it on.

Compatible with our very own Simply Lube. Got some questions? Here are a few of the most common condom questions answered by our friends at HANX: Why does condom size matter? Wearing the right size condom is a biiiiig deal. Condoms need to fit properly to shield against fluids and exposed skin which could lead to STIs or pregnancy.

In fact, many people who have found condoms uncomfortable in the past might actually be wearing the wrong size. How can you check if you need a Large Condom? The girth (the thickest part of an erect penis) is the most important factor when choosing the right size - surprisingly, not the length. Take a closer look when you or your partner is wearing a condom.

If the latex looks overstretched, it splits almost immediately, doesn't cover the penis entirely or is extremely uncomfortable might be time to size up. Conversely, if a condom is baggy at the tip or has excess rolls at the base, forgo the standard size and look for a 'snug' fit instead. What's different about HANX Large Condoms? If you know you know (hi fans of our Standard Condoms!).

If you don't - are you in for a fun time... Our Large Condoms measure a 56mm nominal width and 195mm length. Same signature HANX style, just bigger.

What about if I'm using a sex toy and condoms? The same principle applies, our kinky friend. You might not be at risk of pregnancy, but sex toys (dildos, vibrators and strap-ons) can pass on sexually transmitted infections if not kept clean and if penetrative, used with a new condom each time. For those of us with vaginas who have sex with people with vaginas, you're also at risk of Bacterial Vaginosis if you're sharing sex toys.

Rubber up your rubbery goods before you enjoy.