Well I guess you know that already and that is why you are here looking for your condom size! So let’s get on with it.

You need to measure your penis first so you can compare against condoms. Many condoms have their exact measurements on the back or available so once you have your penis size it makes the process of getting the correct condoms much faster.

To measure your penis you need the length and girth and head circumference if you really want.

• The length should be measured from the point where your penis meets the bottom of your abdomen (the base) to the absolute end point of the head. You want the condom to reach right to the base.
• To measure your girth you should get a piece of string or a measuring tape and measure the circumference around the thickest part of your penis.
• The same can be done with string or a measuring tap at the thickest part of the head of your penis.

Now with your measurements you can find your range of condom. Many condoms simply come in small, medium or large but often they have mm x mm measurements available.

You want a condom to fit snugly but not create any pressure. Also it should not go baggy anywhere as the looseness could cause rubbing during intercourse that will break the condom.

To help you find condom sizes correct for you we have a condom sizes article with many of the sizing information for the 3 major brands condoms.

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The importance and how to of Condom Sizing

When using a condom it’s almost as important as using a condom to pay attention to the condom sizing. If you don’t the little rubber friend can be rendered completely useless and result in the spread of infection or pregnancy. Condom sizing varies a lot from brand to brand and also from model to model (not sure types of condoms can be called models but you get the point!), so it also pays to test as many as you can over a period of time before you settle on one specific condom and buy in bulk.

How do you work out condom sizing?

The first thing you need to work out is your penis size. From there you have a definite size guideline to buy condoms from and you reduce the risk of wasting money.

Measuring your penis is easy but you have to do it right.  You need either a soft measuring tape or a piece of string and a flat ruler to measure the string against. First you need to measure the length of your penis. Put the measuring tape or string at the very base of your penis and measure up to the very tip making sure it’s central and you get the correct length. Jot that length down. Then you need the circumference at the base. This is done by measuring all the way around your penis at the lowest convenient point. At this stage you could also measure the circumference at the head.

Now to get the correct size you just need to look on the back of the condoms and see if the sizing is close to yours. You can also head over to our condom size chart and some of the major condom sizes.

In more detail, why condom sizing is important!

It’s easy to force a condom that is too small on or wear a baggy condom with the attitude that it’s covering at least. However when those condoms break and you get or pass on an STI or get somebody pregnant you cannot blame the condom. I would have a bet that a large proportion of broken condom statistics is due to incorrect sizes being used.

Sex is fun but the consequences are series and most of these worries can be alleviated by just being sensible and getting things like your condom size right.

A condom that is too tight can easily rip. A condom that is too loose or too short can let semen escape from the bottom or rip due to folding. Plus ill fitted condoms simply do not allow the sexual experience to feel as good as it should.

Be smart and be safe. Thanks for reading and let me know you thoughts.

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The Kimono MicroThin is a well know Japanese condom that is special because it is said to be 38% thinner than average condoms. In fact they are America’s Thinnest Latex Condom, according to the packaging! This is awesome because less barrier makes the condoms theoretically closer to the feeling of having sex without a condom. Having sex without a condom feels great but it’s not worth compromising health and possible pregnency for a small difference in feeling…. And the Kimono MicroThin range make it less of an issue!

The Kimono MicroThin Range comes in 3 types. Standard MicroThin, MicroThin with Aqua and MicroThin Large… all are excellent choices and pretty cheap just to try and out and see if they are right for you.

As an added bonus the awesomeness of 50 years of Japanese development has meant that these condoms exceed all US standards for condom safety and strength…. bonus!

If you have used these condoms before then we would very much like to know how you find them and what you think of them in comparison to others of the market.

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So I thought it would be cool to take a quick peak at London Sperm Bank’s cool, modern but cheeky new branding.

This new branding is an excellent step forward in my eyes and will really help to pull away sperm donation in London from being a taboo subject or a subject of complete mockery. By showing a small sense of humour but keeping a cool modern look they are addressing the funny side of things and showing people a friendly public face.

I learned about this new design from The Drum and I think Silk Pierce have done Stella Job.

If you have a few spare sperms floating around why not put them to a good cause…. Visit the London Sperm Bank Website.

What do you think about this? Is it a good re-design, does it change anything? Also what do you think about Sperm donation in general?

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I must admit it has never ever crossed my mind to fill a condom with dry ice. Luckily for those of you who have pondered such a thing someone else has gone out and actually done it!

Enjoy this video and let us know what you thought? Also what else would you like to see a condom filled with? I think Liquid Nitrogen would be really cool

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Choosing the right condom is essential as many breakages or failures are due to people just using the wrong sized condoms. If a condom feels too baggy it may slip off or not hold your ejaculation in which could result in the transmission of disease or unwanted pregnancy. Even worse if the condom is too tight it may cause you pain and could burst or tear during sexual intercourse.

So how do you answer the question…..

What Condom Size Am I?

The first thing you need to do is measure the size of your penis. This isn’t too hard and their are three main measurements you need to take. First from the base of your penis which is the part where the condom would stop rolling (no need to put the condom over your testicles!) and measure up to the tip of your penis…. This is your length. Then try and measure the straight width of your penis at the thickest part (the base). Lastly you need to wrap the tape measure around the circumference of your penis and take that measurement too if at all possible.

Now you have the measurements you can go over to our article called Condom Size Chart. There you will find charts for average penis sizes so you will be able to roughly determine where you sit on the scale…. Then just scroll down and you will see a bunch of condoms from major condom brands (Durex, Trojan and Lifestyles with more being added soon!).

Durex has the most comprehensive sizing so that may be your best first choice but you can experiment and try with others too.

Just make sure you don’t engage in proper sexual intercourse if a condom does not fit! So firstly answer the question “What Condom Size Am I?” for yourself and then check against the chart and get a hold of your best fit.

Let us know if you have any questions at all and we will always do our best to fully answer them. Don’t be embarrassed and use a fake name if you really need to. We will never judge you for your questions.

If you have anything that requires a longer answer we will even write it up into a full post.

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