Q : What is the difference between Invisible, Air and Extra Thin?

A : Invisible is Durex's thinnest ever condom, thinner than Air & Extra thin but with the same level of protection.

Q : Why should I use condoms while having sex?

A : Simply put, condoms are the most effective means of protecting yourself against both birth control as well as sexually transmitted diseases. That's why it is always recommended to use condoms - both from a safety as well as from a hygiene point of view.

Q : Are condoms 100% effective?

A : Condoms are the most effective means of avoiding Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STIs) and practicing birth control. However, there is no surety that these will be 100% effective. A lot depends on the correct usage and the brand of the contraceptive. That is why it is always recommended choosing a reputed brand, and reading the instructions carefully.

Q : Is it recommended to use a condom for oral or anal sex? Or both?

A : If you want to be protected against Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), it is recommended you wear a condoms during all formats of sexual intercourse. Sexually transmitted infections can all be passed on during oral sex.

Q : Can condoms be reused?

A :  No, once a condom is used it needs to be thrown away. A new condom needs to be used each time you engage in intercourse.

Q : Can I use condoms and lubricants together?

A : Yes, using condoms and lubricants together is safe. Condoms are already lubricated, both from the inside as well as from the outside. So using a lubricant with a condom simply adds to the smoothness of the process. In addition, we recommend that you invest in a proper lubricant. Using home formulas such as petroleum jelly or baby oil weakens latex and its use should be avoided.