XL Condoms

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How are XL condoms different from large condoms? Penises, like bodies, come in different shapes and sizes. And even if condom manufacturers around the world focus mainly on regular size condoms, most brands also offer smaller and larger sizes. That means there's a condom to fit practically every penis, for safe and enjoyable sex. In the UK and Europe, regular size condoms have a nominal width anywhere between 52mm and 56mm. Anything below 52mm of width is considered a small condom, whilst large condom sizes vary from 56mm to 60mm of nominal width. However, condom sizes don’t stop here. If you need a nominal width higher than 60mm or higher, you simply need an XL condom. Like all other sizes, XL condoms have various widths and lengths. Some manufacturers only make one size of XL condoms, whilst others offer several options in the extra-large department. Thus, you’ll be spoilt with choices no matter what size condom you need. Do I really need an XL condom? We live in a society that puts a lot of emphasis on size – a thing that determines some men to buy larger size condoms just to impress their partners. However, buying a condom larger than you need isn’t wise. If the condom is too loose, it can easily slide off during sex, especially if your partner is not wet enough (and you fail to use intimate lubricant) or if you decide to lubricate the inside of the condom. There are two ways to determine if you really need an XL condom. The first is trial and error, starting with a regular size condom and trying other sizes until you find the one that fits right. The other way is to measure your penis. When measuring your condom to find the right size, the most important number is your penis circumference. Here’s how to do it. You will need: Flexible measuring tape or a string and a ruler How to measure: Wrap the measuring tape or the string around the thickest part of your penis (usually the middle of the shaft). If you’re using a string, use a ruler to measure the distance fr