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Long Love vs regular condoms

If you have only ever bought condoms from a drugstore shelf, here is a plain comparison of what changes when you switch to Erotim Long Love, and what stays the same.

 Regular lubricated condomErotim Long Love
MaterialLatex (some polyurethane / polyisoprene)Natural latex
LubricantSilicone or water-basedLubricant with benzocaine (delay)
Effect on timingNoneDelays climax by reducing sensitivity at the tip
Effect on partnerNoneNone when rolled on correctly; lubricant is inside
ThicknessVaries (ultra-thin to extra-safe)Standard 0.06 mm
WidthUsually 52–56 mm52 mm
ProtectionPregnancy and STI protectionSame protection as a standard latex condom
Where to find itAny pharmacyHard to find in US stores; sold online
Price per condomRoughly $0.50–$1.50About $1.05–$1.90 depending on pack size

Who switches to Long Love

Who should stick with a regular condom

Does it feel different?

Putting it on feels the same as any lubricated latex condom. The first thing people notice, a few minutes in, is a slight cooling or "quieter" sensation at the tip. After that most say it simply feels like sex that lasts longer. It does not feel like a thick or heavy condom, because it isn't one; the delay comes from the lubricant, not the latex.

Tip: buy the 4-box pack (8 condoms) the first time. If it works for you, the 12-, 18- and 48-box packs bring the per-condom price down a lot, and shipping is free on all of them.

Why buy from SourceKing

We stock the real Erotim gold box, ship it from Pittsburgh by USPS in a plain mailer the same or next business day, and honor 30-day returns on unopened boxes. We have sold thousands of these through eBay since 2019; this store is the same stock without the marketplace in the middle, which is why the prices here are lower.

Ready to order?

4 to 48 boxes, free USPS shipping from Pittsburgh, plain mailer.

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This page is general product information from a reseller, not medical advice. Read the leaflet in the box. If you have a known sensitivity to benzocaine or other local anesthetics, or any irritation occurs, stop use and talk to a pharmacist or doctor. Condoms reduce but do not eliminate the risk of pregnancy and STIs.