Vegan Condoms

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Discreet delivery with all purchases While most people have purchased protection by now, we understand that- especially here in the UK - discretion is important. That’s why all our condoms, lubricants, and accessories are delivered in plain, unbranded packaging (like the one pictured below). No one will ever know it’s anything other than your usual online order! What are vegan condoms? “Vegan” can mean different things to different people; while some brands will call their condoms vegan if they contain no animal-based ingredients, many vegans will say that only condoms that contain no animal-derived ingredients and that haven’t been tested on animals can be classed as truly vegan. At Condoms.uk, we consider only cruelty free condoms made exclusively of plant-based ingredients as vegan condoms. Are standard condoms bad? Standard, regulated-approved condoms aren’t inherently bad, however, if you lead a vegan lifestyle, or if you are an advocate for animal welfare, you may consider non-vegan condoms as contradictory to your beliefs. The reasons for this fall into two main categories: casein and animal testing. Casein Casein is a protein found in milk (extracted from cow’s, goat’s or sheep’s milk), which condom manufacturers use to soften the latex, making their products more flexible and comfortable to wear. Like other proteins in latex, casein can cause allergies in people allergic to milk. Even though there is rarely any casein left in the finished product - you might want to err on the side of caution and use a vegan condom if you do have an allergy. Another problem with the use of casein is the dairy industry, as most (if not all) of us know that the industry can be cruel. Getting the milk from cows, sheep and goats, often means separating infants from their mothers - sometimes as soon as they’re born; a practice which is distressing both for the infant and mother. By choosing vegan condoms, you avoid inadvertently supporting this practice. Animal Testing As far as

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