I'm not a regular condom user - I only use them for toys and have no latex issues but there are a couple other types that might work for you - I'm not sure on the measurements though. Trojan Supra condoms are made of polyurethane - I'm not a big Trojan fan due to some breakage issues when I was a teen (with the Trojan-enz, not these specifically) so I never got a chance to try these. Durex Avanti has also been around for quite a while (I remember my parents using them because one of them is allergic to latex) and is also non-latex.



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Great, thanks! I *wish* we could be not... regular... uhm... I wish we didn't have to use condoms regularly, but them's the breaks I guess. Thanks for the suggestions! Do you know where I can find those NOT online? I don't have a credit card and they don't appear to carry them here.... less

If you live near a large sex shop, they might have them? Or just check out large drugstores and big box stores (Target, etc.). You may also be able to request they be ordered if you go to the Rx counter at a Target or someplace like that. The staff is usually very accommodating about special requests.



I'm mostly an online shopper myself though. less

Good advice up above.



Here's some more info I found on the web about those 2 types:





Avanti Bare:





"Avanti Bare polyisoprene condoms are ideal for latex sensitive condom users. The unique non-latex, polyisoprene material is sensitive, clear, odorless, and safe with oil- and water-based lubricants. From the makers of Durex, the world's leading condom brand, with over 70 years of quality experience.



Formerly made of polyurethane, Durex has improved upon and redesigned their Avanti non-latex line of condoms. The New Avanti Bare product is thinner and more sensitive than ever, and they are now substantially more affordable than the old polyurethane Avanti condoms were.



Durex Avanti Bare condoms are specially made to set you free to enjoy the pleasure of sex while being confident that you're protected.

All condoms expire 2-5 years from date of purchase.



Each Condom is Electronically Tested to help ensure reliability."







Trojan Supra:





"Ultra-thin and strong, and Transmits Body Heat for Your Ultimate Sensual Pleasure!



For Latex Sensitive Condom Users - you may use this Trojan Supra Microsheer Polyurethane Condom if you or your partner are allergic to latex.



Supra is compatible with both water-based and oil-based lubricants. Made from medical-grade polyurethane the condom is clear and odor-free. Each Condom is Electronically Tested. Nominal width: 57mm.



Trojan Condoms : America's number 1 condom. Trusted for over 80 years. Triple Tested Trojan Quality. Made in the USA.



All condoms expire 2-5 years from date of purchase." less

So, I need some help with condoms. Or, more specifically, finding better ones. Being allergic to latex, there is an extreme limit on the kind of condoms I can use. So my boyfriend and I use Lifestyles SKYN, because the thought of using the Lambskin ones grosses me out beyond belief. But I've noticed that the SKYN, because he is quite girthy, tend to uhm... "squish" the head of his penis, a LOT, and this desensitizes him to the point where he has difficulty finishing, and sometimes can't cum at all with it on.

Now, I'm not able to be put on hormonal birth control of any type due to family history and health issues, and since we started using the pull-out method, our number of pregnancy scares has increased exponentially, and I can't handle that stress. I'm finishing college this spring. I need my attention to be anywhere other than my womb.

My question is, does there exist a NON-latex condom that has the roomier tip, to help increase sensation for him? I'd love to get my hands on some, but haven't been able to find anything but the SKYN and Lambskin condoms. Any help is appreciated! less

So, I need some help with condoms. Or, more specifically, finding better ones. Being allergic to latex, there is an extreme limit on the kind of condoms I can use. So my boyfriend and I use Lifestyles SKYN, because the thought of using the Lambskin ones grosses me out beyond belief. But I've noticed that the SKYN, because he is quite girthy, tend to uhm... "squish" the head of his penis, a LOT, and this desensitizes him to the point where he has difficulty finishing, and sometimes can't cum at all with it on.

Now, I'm not able to be put on hormonal birth control of any type due to family history and health issues, and since we started using the pull-out method, our number of pregnancy scares has increased exponentially, and I can't handle that stress. I'm finishing college this spring. I need my attention to be anywhere other than my womb.

My question is, does there exist a NON-latex condom that has the roomier tip, to help increase sensation for him? I'd love to get my hands on some, but haven't been able to find anything but the SKYN and Lambskin condoms. Any help is appreciated! less

So, I need some help with condoms. Or, more specifically, finding better ones. Being allergic to latex, there is an extreme limit on the kind of condoms I can use. So my boyfriend and I use Lifestyles SKYN, because the thought of using the Lambskin ones grosses me out beyond belief. But I've noticed that the SKYN, because he is quite girthy, tend to uhm... "squish" the head of his penis, a LOT, and this desensitizes him to the point where he has difficulty finishing, and sometimes can't cum at all with it on.

Now, I'm not able to be put on hormonal birth control of any type due to family history and health issues, and since we started using the pull-out method, our number of pregnancy scares has increased exponentially, and I can't handle that stress. I'm finishing college this spring. I need my attention to be anywhere other than my womb.

My question is, does there exist a NON-latex condom that has the roomier tip, to help increase sensation for him? I'd love to get my hands on some, but haven't been able to find anything but the SKYN and Lambskin condoms. Any help is appreciated! less

So, I need some help with condoms. Or, more specifically, finding better ones. Being allergic to latex, there is an extreme limit on the kind of condoms I can use. So my boyfriend and I use Lifestyles SKYN, because the thought of using the Lambskin ones grosses me out beyond belief. But I've noticed that the SKYN, because he is quite girthy, tend to uhm... "squish" the head of his penis, a LOT, and this desensitizes him to the point where he has difficulty finishing, and sometimes can't cum at all with it on.

Now, I'm not able to be put on hormonal birth control of any type due to family history and health issues, and since we started using the pull-out method, our number of pregnancy scares has increased exponentially, and I can't handle that stress. I'm finishing college this spring. I need my attention to be anywhere other than my womb.

My question is, does there exist a NON-latex condom that has the roomier tip, to help increase sensation for him? I'd love to get my hands on some, but haven't been able to find anything but the SKYN and Lambskin condoms. Any help is appreciated! less