Cheap Condoms — Affordable & Safe

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Cheap Condoms Cheap doesn't mean low-quality. Every condom in this collection is FDA-cleared, electronically tested, and from a major brand — but priced under $5 a pack. Below are the best-selling sub-$5 condoms at Condomania, ranked by 12-month sales. Top cheap condoms (under $5) Durex Air Close Fit — $0.49 single. Lowest per-unit price in our catalog. Slim-fit Durex. Kimono MicroThin — $3.99. Japanese-engineered ultra-thin. Best price-to-quality in the ultra-thin space. Trojan Magnum — $3.99. Larger-size Trojan. SKYN Supreme Ultra-Thin (Non-Latex) — $4.99. Cheapest premium non-latex option. Polyisoprene for latex allergies. Trojan ENZ Lubricated — $3.99. Standard fit. Reliable everyday Trojan. Why cheap doesn't mean unsafe Every condom sold by a major US retailer must meet FDA safety standards — same testing for $0.49 condoms as for $25 luxury condoms. Price differences come from packaging, branding, and design. Latex thickness, FDA testing, and burst-strength ratings are equivalent across price tiers. What you give up at lower prices Premium ultra-thin feel — sub-$5 condoms tend to be standard-thickness latex. For ultra-thin, expect $7-10 territory. Specialty fits — myONE custom-fit, Magnum XL, SKYN Elite Large generally cost more. Premium packaging — discreet single-foils, gift-quality packaging cost more. Unique materials — Hex (LELO), polyurethane condoms, and other specialty materials skew higher-priced. For ultra-thin options at slightly higher price, see ultra-thin condoms . For more affordable picks, see top condoms under $10 or all condoms .