10 Fruity Condoms 54 mm, 3 Flavours — Flavoured

Made for your mouth, not for show

Flavoured condoms have a reputation as a novelty item. That's unfair: they solve a completely real problem, the taste of latex, which is the main reason a lot of guys skip the condom during a blowjob.

EasyGlide Flavoured come in three fruity flavours — strawberry, banana, mango — mixed through the box of 10. The flavour sits in the lubricant, masking the taste and smell of latex, and it makes protected oral genuinely bearable.

Beyond that, these are real condoms: natural latex, 54 mm nominal width, contoured shape, smooth texture, lubricated, glycerin-free, built-in reservoir tip. The protection is exactly the same as a standard model — the flavour changes nothing about that.

What it's actually good for

Protected oral sex becomes realistic. That's the only argument that matters. A condom that tastes like latex comes off after thirty seconds; a mango-flavoured one stays on. The practical difference is huge.

It matters more than people admit. Unprotected oral sex is a genuine transmission route for syphilis, gonorrhoea, and herpes — infections that circulate a lot and that nobody talks about. It's exactly the practice where protection gets skipped the most.

There's a psychological side too. Something that smells of strawberry goes into your mouth a lot more easily than something that smells of rubber. Simple, but it works.

Three flavours means options. Not everyone likes banana. The box lets you figure out which one actually works for you two.

They also work as a barrier on a toy. A dildo or plug you want to lick, a flavoured condom over it, and the silicone-taste problem is sorted at the same time.

How to use them

Check the date and open the wrapper with your fingers. Never your teeth, even when the context makes it tempting.

Pinch the tip and roll it all the way down to the base.

For oral, it's ready to go. The flavoured lubricant is already there — you don't need to add anything.

For anal sex, they work exactly like a standard condom, but you need to add plenty of lube. The factory lubrication is calibrated for oral, not for penetration — it's nowhere near enough there.

The key point: change condoms between oral and anal. It's not about taste, it's about flora and germs. A condom that's gone from mouth to anus, or the other way round, carries everything it's picked up along the way. A fresh condom for every change of activity and every change of partner.

Withdraw holding the base, while you're still hard, then bin it. Single use, no exceptions.

What you should know about the flavour

It's not food-grade edible. The flavour is there to mask the taste of latex, not to be consumed. There's no risk in having it in your mouth, but it isn't candy.

Glycerin-free, and that's good news. A lot of flavoured condoms use glycerin as a sweet carrier. It's a sugar, and sugar on a mucous membrane can encourage irritation and yeast infections. Leaving it out here is a real plus for regular use.

The flavour doesn't reduce protection. Same latex, same standard, same level of barrier as a standard condom.

The smell hits you when you open it. It's strong, candy-like. If that's not your thing, go for the Original version — it would be a shame to spoil the moment over a smell.

Lube: the rule you never break

Water-based: yes. The default choice, fully compatible.

Silicone-based: yes. Compatible with latex and noticeably longer-lasting for anal. Just watch out for your silicone toys.

Oil-based: never. Massage oil, petroleum jelly, coconut oil, body lotion, Brazilian balls — anything oily destroys latex in seconds. The condom still looks fine and stops protecting you at all.

If you did an oil massage earlier in the evening, wash your hands and body before reaching for a condom.

What to check on the box

The CE mark. Condoms sold in the European Union are medical devices: they carry the CE mark and meet the EN ISO 4074 standard. Check that it's there.

The expiry date, on the box and on each wrapper.

Storage: room temperature, away from sunlight, heat, and humidity. Not in a wallet, not in a car.

The wrapper's condition: punctured, crushed, or deflated, bin it.

Latex allergy: these condoms are natural latex. If you're allergic, go for polyisoprene or polyurethane instead.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: Can I choose the flavours?

A: No, the box of 10 mixes all three flavours — strawberry, banana, and mango. It's a good chance to find the one that works best for you.

Q: Do they protect as well as a normal condom?

A: Yes. Same latex, same standard. The flavour is in the lubricant and changes nothing about the barrier.

Q: Can I use them for anal?

A: Yes, but add plenty of lube: the factory lube is calibrated for oral. And crucially, change condoms if you switch from oral to anal or the other way round.

Q: Does the flavour last long?

A: It's very strong when you open it, then fades with use. If sweet smells aren't your thing, go for the Original version instead.