Before using the Durex Avanti it is important to ensure that the size is right for you.
Safe sex begins with the condom. However, allergies to latex can cause problems for some users. Symptoms of a latex allergy usually appear within 12 to 36 hours of latex condom use and range from mild symptoms, such as a rash or hives, or severe symptoms such as anaphylactic shock. Latex is derived from a natural rubber found in tropical trees. Allergic reactions are due to an allergy to a protein in the rubber. Luckily, there are non-latex condoms, such as the Durex Avanti, which are safe for such users.
Basics
The Durex Avanti is a non-latex condom, made from polyisoprene. People with latex allergies can safely use the Durex Avanti Bare or
Length
Both the Durex
Width and Thickness
The Durex
Considerations
The process for making non-latex condoms is more complex; therefore, Durex Avanti condoms are more costly than the average latex condom. For this reason, it is important to ensure proper fit before purchasing a large box of these condoms. Polyisoprene condoms are both dermatologically and electronically tested to ensure safety. The Durex Avanti is lubricated, however, the lubrication does not contain spermicide, which is important to consider if you are using it for pregnancy prevention. Oil based lubricants are unsafe to use with the Durex Avanti, as they can damage the condom. Do not use lubricants, such as petroleum jelly or vegetable and mineral oils, when using this condom.
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