Supreme Feel 18's Stretchy Non Latex Condoms by Ansell

Ansell Supreme Feel 18's are latex-free condoms made from SKYNFEEL polyisoprene, a synthetic material that feels like skin without triggering allergies. Ultra-thin, pre-lubricated, and stretchy, they suit anyone wanting natural sensation with reliable protection.

What it does

SKYNFEEL polyisoprene technology replaces traditional latex with a synthetic material that feels like skin but carries none of the allergy risk. Latex proteins are eliminated completely, so if you've had reactions to standard condoms, this material won't trigger them. Body heat activates the polyisoprene, making it flex and conform naturally to your anatomy as you become erect and move during sex. Condoms in this material maintain superior strength and reliability while feeling thinner and more responsive than latex alternatives.

Pre-lubrication on both surfaces creates friction-free contact that enhances natural movement and touch. You can add water-based or silicone-based lubricant if you want extra glide, especially during entry. Long-lasting lubrication stays active throughout use, so comfort remains consistent from start to finish. No latex odour means discretion, and the smooth texture feels softer against skin than traditional rubbers.

Specifications

• Material: SKYNFEEL polyisoprene construction, latex-free
• Design: Ultra-thin for enhanced sensitivity and sensation
• Lubrication: Pre-lubricated ultra-smooth surface on both sides
• Elasticity: High stretch to fit various penis sizes
• Storage: Keep in cool, dry conditions away from sunlight
• Pack size: 18 condoms per box

Fit and sizing

Condom fit matters for safety and sensation. Measure your erect penis circumference (the way around the shaft at its widest point) with a soft measuring tape, then divide by π (3.14) to get nominal width. Most standard condoms suit penises 4–5.5 inches around when erect. Since Supreme Feel 18's feature high elasticity and a stretchy design, they adapt to different anatomies without constriction. At Cockringshop, we specialise in products for men and couples, and we recommend choosing for comfort and security, not ego. If you're unsure, a standard fit that stays snug without pinching is always the safer choice.

How to use it

Check the expiration date first. Carefully open the foil packet without tearing the condom inside. Pinch the tip with one hand to create a small space for semen to collect, then unroll the condom onto your erect penis with your other hand. Roll it down smoothly and evenly, avoiding air bubbles. If you notice any tears or holes, remove it and start with a fresh one.

Once on, the pre-lubricated surface provides excellent glide. You can add water-based or silicone-based lubricant if you want more slip, especially if entry feels tight. During sex, the stretchy polyisoprene responds to your body heat and movement, becoming more flexible and comfortable as you go. After orgasm and ejaculation, hold the base of the condom as you withdraw to prevent slipping. Tie the end securely and dispose of it responsibly in the bin, never down the toilet.

Feature breakdown

Who it suits

Buy these if you have a latex allergy or sensitivity and need reliable condoms that won't trigger a reaction. Anyone seeking premium barrier protection with enhanced sensation will appreciate the skin-like feel and thin construction. Couples prioritising natural contact and friction-free sex benefit from the pre-lubrication and polyisoprene responsiveness. Users who want advanced protection without compromising feeling during penetration find these ideal.

Skip these if you prefer traditional latex, which some people find more familiar or affordable. If you need a coloured or textured condom for visual or tactile variety, standard latex ranges may offer more options. Those on a strict budget might find the price higher than basic latex packs, though the quality and sensation justify the cost for regular users.

How it compares

Standard latex condoms have been the barrier-protection standard for decades and suit most users well. Polyisoprene condoms like Supreme Feel 18's eliminate the latex protein entirely, making them essential for anyone with a latex allergy. Latex is rigid and reliable; polyisoprene is more responsive to body heat and feels thinner. Colored Condoms offer visual and textural variety if you want to add colour or texture to sex, though they're often made from latex. Choose polyisoprene if sensitivity or allergy matters; choose latex if you prefer traditional feel and wider availability.

What you can use it with

Pair Supreme Feel 18's with Couples Intimacy Kits to enhance partnered sex with sex toys and accessories designed for shared pleasure. A cock ring worn alongside a condom can intensify erection rigidity and sensation, while couples' kits often include complementary items that work seamlessly with barrier protection. The stretchy polyisoprene material pairs well with any water-based or silicone-based lubricant you choose to add.

More from Ansell

Ansell specialises in advanced barrier protection technology across multiple condom ranges. Ansell products all prioritise sensitivity, strength, and reliability. Browse the full Ansell range to find other latex-free and latex options that suit your needs.

Read more before you buy

Condom choice is personal and often involves material and ethics. Vegan Friendly Condoms is a helpful blog guide on the Adultsmart website if you're interested in learning more about condom materials and ethical sourcing.

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