Sensi-thin 12 pack - male condom discontinued by Durex - review by Mrs.Tee

This condom is thinner than the average condom. This thin condom can definitely increase the sensitivity and heighten the intimate experience between both partners. However, you should beware that these condoms have a small head width; this may be a problem for some. This thinner condom allows for a better fit and more stretch. If you interested in a thinner condom, this is your match. This condom is 20% thinner than your average condom, and it's also the thinnest condom that Durex currently offers.

The condom is approximately .0019" in thickness. This is a huge difference in .0027", which is the thickness for regular average size condoms. The straight tip of the condom may throw some off and this is where the downfall for this product came in on my part. Main reason why this condom wasn't right for my guy and I is due to the straight tip of the condom. I thought that the shape was kind of odd, but we still decided to go ahead and try it out just to see how it was; the sensation was magnificent, it almost feel as though you have nothing on, which is a major plus. Again the straight tip was a major fail because the condom fit somewhat uncomfortable for my guy. He didn't like it at all.

This Durex condom doesn't have a super strong scent like most latex condoms have. The lubricant on this condom is water based. Those with latex allergies or latex irritation should not use these condoms because latex are what they are made of.

These condoms come individually wrapped and packed in foil wrappers. Due to the thinness of the condom, I strongly recommend not to just rip the package open. Handle with care. The box packaging is really cool. It's blue with the thin semi-lettering on the front. This packaging box is something that is new from Durex.

I still believe that these condoms are durable and offer the thinnest protection that you can find. I would definitely recommend them. You get the sensation of the condom, all the while knowing that you are protected. I'm starting to like them a lot more now.