Fits like a Glove: With Condoms, Size Matters
A contraceptive cornucopia
If you have a big shlong, wearing a normal-sized condom can be a less than comfortable experience. Likewise, if you have a smaller wiener, wearing a too-big condom can be unsafe, because the damn thing can slip off. But have no fear; we have a handy guide, a Condom Size Chart, to help you make sure your condom fits like a glove, regardless of penis size. On a related note, how did man’s obsession with penis size help make men in Thailand wear condoms and curb the spread of HIV? We have the scoop on that, too! You’re welcome in advance for this marvelously informative post.
Condom Sizes: Know Your Rubbers
A very big condom
When you go out and buy a pair of shoes, you try a couple on to see which one feels the best, right? Shoes come in all different sizes, and even within those sizes, there’s variation between brands and styles. Condoms are no different, my friend. You should try out several brands, styles, and sizes to find the condom that fits you and feels the best for you and your special penis. Sex shops often have individual condoms for sale so you can try on a variety. Just don’t whip it out and try them on in the store. (Most) shops don’t like it when you do that. To aid in your journey towards perfect rubber matchmaking, here’s a handy Condom Size Chart that shows the sizes of some popular brands and styles:
A chart of major condom brands/makes and sizes
Ingenious Penis: New Penis Size Program to Curb HIV in Thailand
Speaking of penis size and condoms, health authorities in Thailand have found an ingenious way to encourage men to wear condoms—by making men think about their penis size. Basically what they did was publish an average penis size (”The Thai Standard”) which was listed as between 49 and 56 mm, and then launch a big campaign—that includes giving away free condoms—with a focus on ensuring penis sizes are matched with condoms that fit properly. Like men from elsewhere, Thai men are often put off by the discomfort of condoms, but the new education regarding the comfort of wearing a condom that actually fits has been improving the situation over there.
A Thai education campaign teaches men about proper condom size
Perfect Fit: Find your Rubber Soul Mate
In conclusion, if you’ve been turned off from condoms in the past, it could be because you’ve been wearing the wrong size/style. Condoms come in more shapes and sizes than you can imagine, and unfortunately it’s up to you to discover which is best for you. And when you find that perfect match, it just might save your life!
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