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Mister Size condoms size S 49 mm - pack of 3 - Mister Size
49 mm diameter suitable for slimmer builds
XS size condoms 47 mm box of 36 - Mister Size
XS size 47mm ultra-snug fit for slim penis
Size S 49 mm condoms box of 100 - Mister Size
Specialized size S 49 mm for an optimal fit
Size S 49 mm condoms, pack of 36 - Mister Size
49 mm size suitable for sensitive penises
Mister Size condoms size S 49 mm - pack of 10 - Mister Size
49 mm size for sensitive penis
My.size Pro - Condoms 45 mm - Box of 36 units
45mm diameter suitable for slimmer builds
My.size Pro - Condoms 47 mm - Pack of 3 units
47 mm diameter suitable for individual measurements
My.size Mix - Condoms 49 mm - Box of 28 units
Adjustable 49 mm width for better comfort
My.size Mix - Condoms 47 mm - Box of 10 units
47 mm diameter suitable for slender penises
My.size Mix - Condoms 49 mm - Box of 10 units
Adjustable width for personalized comfort
My.size Pro - Condoms 45 mm - Box of 80 units
45mm diameter suitable for unique body types
My.size Pro - Condoms 47 mm - Box of 80 units
47mm diameter, suitable for various body types
Choosing a condom that fits your actual size means maximizing both protection and pleasure. Small-size models cover nominal widths of 45 to 49 mm and address a need often ignored by major mass-market brands.
Small-size condoms: how do they work?
The nominal width (or NW) is the standard measurement for a condom: it corresponds to half the circumference of the condom when laid flat. A standard condom has an NW of 52 to 54 mm, which represents a circumference of 104 to 108 mm. With an NW of 45 to 49 mm, small-size models fit circumferences of 90 to 98 mm, thereby avoiding the slippage that frequently occurs with a size that is too large.
According to studies on male anatomy, approximately 15 to 20% of men have a penile diameter smaller than the average for which standard condoms are calibrated. Yet, for decades, the market only offered two or three sizes. Brands like My.size Pro and Mister Size have filled this void by developing ranges with precise measurements (from 45 mm to 69 mm NW) that are CE-tested and compliant with ISO 4074, the international standard for male condoms.
The different types of small-size condoms
- Fitted natural latex: the most common format, available in boxes of 3, 10, or 36 units, offering good elasticity and maximum protection against STIs and unwanted pregnancies.
- Bulk pack (100 units): ideal for regular use, a 100-pack like the one offered by Mister Size reduces the cost per unit and ensures you always have the right size on hand.
- Ultra-thin small-size condom: the same snug fit but with a thinner wall to enhance sensation; ideally paired with a latex-compatible lubricant.
- Textured or flavored small-size condom: variants that maintain the fitted dimensions while adding an extra sensory dimension for both partners.
How to choose the right small-size condom
- Measure your circumference first: wrap a tape measure (or string + ruler) around the widest part of your erect penis; divide the result in millimeters by 2 to get your ideal nominal width.
- Respect the CE standard: check that the product carries the CE mark and ISO 4074 compliance; all My.size Pro and Mister Size models in this collection meet these requirements.
- Choose the right quantity: a box of 3 to test, 10 for regular use, or 36 or 100 for frequent use or as a stable couple.
- Think about lubrication: a fitted condom can generate more friction; a water-based lubricant is always compatible and prolongs comfort—discover the full selection on the condoms page.
- Check the expiration date: latex degrades over time and with heat; keep your condoms away from light and check the date before use.