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ENDURANCE COMFORT BENZOCAINE CONDOMS - 3PK
PRODUCT INFO
Men
Other
One Size
Latex
Non Flavored & Scented
Erection Aid
Last Longer, Erection Control
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Endurance Comfort condoms are lubricated latex condoms with benzocaine cream on the inside. Benzocaine is a local anesthetic that temporarily numbs the skin it touches, so these are made to reduce sensitivity for the wearer. The outside is a regular lubricated condom.
Why you'll love it
- Benzocaine cream on the inside only
- Lubricated latex
- Three-pack to try them out
Details
- Brand: Endurance
- Count: 3 condoms
- Material: latex
- Inside: benzocaine cream
Use and care
- Use water- or silicone-based lube. Oil-based products (massage oil, lotion, petroleum jelly) break down latex.
- Use a new condom every time, check the expiration date, and store away from heat and direct sun.
- Contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions.
- Stop using if you or your partner feel irritation or unwanted numbness. Skip them if you're allergic to benzocaine or other local anesthetics.
We do ship overseas. First Class International is $45, this includes tracking and updates.
Orders are generally shipped the same day or the next day they are received. Depending on your location orders arrive 3-7 business days.
We offer all types of shipping. Just let us know when you need your order and we will make it happen.
Support Email: info@condom-usa.com
At a glance
Endurance Comfort Benzocaine
Endurance Comfort condoms are lubricated latex condoms with benzocaine cream on the inside, a mild numbing agent meant to reduce sensitivity for the wearer and help delay climax. The outside has ordinary lube, and the 3-pack is a low-cost way to test the effect.
- BrandEndurance
- Count3 condoms
- Materiallatex
- Insidebenzocaine cream
Is it right for you
Who Endurance Comfort benzocaine condoms are for
What to expect
What to expect from the benzocaine cream inside
Tips
Using Endurance Comfort condoms well
- 1Check which way the rim unrolls before the condom touches skin, so the benzocaine side stays on the inside.
- 2If you start rolling one on inside out, throw it away and open a fresh condom instead of flipping it.
- 3Add water- or silicone-based lube on the outside for more glide, and keep oil-based products away from the latex.
- 4Treat the 3-pack as a trial run before buying a larger climax-control box, and stop if either partner notices irritation.
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Endurance Comfort Benzocaine questions, answered
Still have a question? Email us anytime at info@condom-usa.com.
Do Endurance Comfort condoms help you last longer?
They're designed to. The benzocaine cream inside is a mild numbing agent intended to reduce sensitivity for the wearer and help delay climax. Results vary by person, so the 3-pack is a sensible way to find out how it works for you.
Where is the benzocaine on Endurance Comfort condoms?
Only on the inside of the condom, where it touches the wearer. The outside has regular lubricant. Put it on right side out so the numbing cream stays with the wearer and away from your partner.
Can my partner feel numb from a benzocaine condom?
It can happen if the condom goes on inside out or cream gets transferred during handling. Stop using them if either of you feels irritation or unwanted numbness, and skip them entirely if anyone involved is allergic to benzocaine.
Who should avoid benzocaine condoms?
Anyone allergic to benzocaine or other local anesthetics should not use them. Because Endurance Comfort condoms are made of latex, people with a latex allergy should avoid them as well.
What lube can I use with Endurance Comfort condoms?
Use a water-based or silicone-based lube on the outside. These are latex condoms, and oil-based products like massage oil, lotion or petroleum jelly break latex down and make breakage more likely.
