We've scoured the web, because we didn't want to bring you this story without at least a picture. We went through news article after news article, and page after page of search-engine images without (much) luck.
What, you ask, is this elusive product? It's a condom by Naked, and it's reported to be the best condom on the market. Aesthetically speaking, anyway.
It's made of thinner, softer latex than (for example) Trojan's ultra-thin condom. The hypoallergenic lube is ten times slicker, and more expensive. And at $56 per twelve pack, each condom wrapped in its easy-tear, six-layered foil wrapper costs $4.67, rather a lot more than a Trojan.
So why? CEO Jud Ireland's sister told the New York Post, “Because I'd rather have sex with someone who has a Naked condom than a Trojan. The guy looks better, I think.”
But as we did with Justin Bieber, we'll excuse the extravagance. For every condom sold, there's a condom donated to a sexual health service, and 20% of the profit goes to a health, education, or human services charity.
The boxes are nice-looking, we have to admit.
What, you ask, is this elusive product? It's a condom by Naked, and it's reported to be the best condom on the market. Aesthetically speaking, anyway.
It's made of thinner, softer latex than (for example) Trojan's ultra-thin condom. The hypoallergenic lube is ten times slicker, and more expensive. And at $56 per twelve pack, each condom wrapped in its easy-tear, six-layered foil wrapper costs $4.67, rather a lot more than a Trojan.
So why? CEO Jud Ireland's sister told the New York Post, “Because I'd rather have sex with someone who has a Naked condom than a Trojan. The guy looks better, I think.”
But as we did with Justin Bieber, we'll excuse the extravagance. For every condom sold, there's a condom donated to a sexual health service, and 20% of the profit goes to a health, education, or human services charity.
The boxes are nice-looking, we have to admit.