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Trustex Lubricated (case of 1,000)
Trustex Lubricated Condoms come 1,000 to a case with a standard shape and reservoir tip. They are a plain, all-purpose condom for clinics, outreach programs, schools and venues that need a dependable everyday option at about 25 cents each.
- Pack sizeCase of 1,000
Is it right for you
Who the Trustex Lubricated 1,000 case is for
What to expect
Why a standard lubricated condom makes a good default
Tips
Running a condom program with Trustex Lubricated
- 1Refill smaller bowls from the sealed case rather than leaving the whole case open.
- 2Offer water-based lube packets alongside for people who want more glide.
- 3Post simple directions near the display: check the date, open carefully, pinch the tip and roll down.
- 4Keep a separate small stock of large and non-latex condoms for people this standard size does not suit.
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Trustex Lubricated (case of 1,000) questions, answered
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What shape are Trustex Lubricated condoms?
They have a standard shape with a reservoir tip. That classic straight design suits most users and is easy to explain to anyone picking up a condom for the first time.
Is the Trustex Lubricated case good for a free condom program?
Yes. A standard lubricated condom with a reservoir tip is a practical default for free distribution, and 1,000 count at about 25 cents each keeps the cost per condom low.
How effective are standard condoms like Trustex Lubricated?
Male condoms are about 98% effective at preventing pregnancy with perfect use and about 87% with typical use. Using one every time, from start to finish, with a compatible lube closes much of that gap.
What else should I stock with a case of standard condoms?
Consider a few large-size and non-latex condoms, plus water-based lube packets. That small mix covers people who find standard condoms tight and those with latex allergies.