These condoms come in a box with an offer on the top for free condoms. On the bottom, it tells you that you can donate your free condoms to Africa, in hopes of stopping the spread of HIV and AIDS in Africa. I was happy to see this, as I love buying from companies that help others. Inside this package is six condoms, one free pocket tin, and a little booklet with information.

First off, I love this tin and the extra protection and privacy it offers. The pocket tin is only 1/2" (or 12mm) thick, and it easily fits in a purse or pocket. The tin is black with the Four Seasons logo on the front of it. I have four of the six condoms sitting in mine and they fit fine.

So, the Four Seasons Extra Strength condoms are lubricated and non-spermicidal. They also have a reservoir end and are transparent. The condoms' nominal width is 54 mm. These are for single use only. Do not use oil-based lubricant with these condoms, as it can weaken the condom. Always store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

These condoms really didn't work for my S.O. and myself, as they were just not large enough. My sister and I did put them through some strict tests as soon as they arrived. Having already had two kids, one who was a condom baby, I am a little paranoid about protection.

We opened one out of curiosity; and, after a small tug of war game that had the whole house laughing, the Four Seasons Extra Strength condom was still going strong. We spent about ten minutes trying to break it before we won. I would honestly say that I would feel perfectly safe with this condom and would recommend it to anyone.

I was able to use these with a toy I own. For as thick as they are, I am still able to feel everything with them on. All the little ribs and veins were easily felt through the condom.

These are a for my toys only, as they were to small for my S.O. They hold up well. I use them in the bathtub to protect my non waterproof toys, and there is no leaking with them at all. I do recommend these if they if for you. Just remind they seem to run a bit on the smaller side.