CONFORTEX NATURE condoms are made from premium quality materials. They are approved medical devices and marked with CE0120.

All our condoms comply with the requirements of Council Directive 93/42/EEC on medical devices and are tested in accordance with EN ISO 4074 which specifies the requirements applicable to single-use rubber condoms, as well as their characteristics and test methods.

The testing methods applied to all CONFORTEX NATURE condoms that guarantee their quality and safety go far beyond the applicable requirements of international standards. This is why 100% of our condoms are electronically tested and strictly microbiologically controlled.

Their distinctive designs together with their bold color combination make CONFORTEX NATURE condoms an easy-to-identify product with which you will have more fun and safer sex.

The unit packaging of CONFORTEX NATURE condoms includes instructions and indications for use and conservation, as well as all the information necessary for safe use.

CONFORTEX NATURE condoms have a shelf life of 5 years from the date of manufacture. All our packages print the expiration date and batch number for identification. The expiration date indicates the period of use with optimal results.

• Open the condom wrapper from the serrated side. Avoid damaging it with the edges of the wrapper, fingernails, jewelry, or teeth. Once opened and before putting it on, check to see if the condom is on right side up or upside down (you can do this by blowing a little inside the condom to see which way to unroll it).
• Place the condom over the erect penis before any vaginal or oral penetration. Press the tip of the condom to expel the air and leave space for the sperm. Unroll the condom to completely cover the penis. Our condoms come with added lubricant, but if that is not enough, you can use the water-based CONFORTEX GEL NATURE lubricant to facilitate penetration and is compatible with condoms.
• After ejaculation, and with the penis still erect, remove the condom, holding its base firmly to prevent sperm from leaking.
• Check that the condom has not broken (by filling it with water and pressing the reservoir), tie it and throw it in the trash, never in the toilet or on the street (consider that condoms are not biodegradable). Use a new condom for each sexual intercourse or sexual practice that changes.

TRADEMARK: CONFORTEX

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