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Control Nature Slim Fit Condoms 12 units - Control
Close Feel technology for a natural sensation
Durex Sensitive Soft ultra-thin condoms - Pack of 24
Ultra-thin for maximum sensation
Control Finissimo Ultra-Thin Condoms 24 Pack - Control
Ultra-thin thickness for maximum sensitivity
Sensitive Soft Slim Fit Condoms 10 pack - Durex
Ultra-thin for intensified sensations
Control Finissimo Original Condoms 6 Units - Control
Ultra-thin for maximum sensation
Control Adapta Finissimo Ultrafeel Condoms x10 - Control
30% thinner for greater sensation
Durex Ultra Thin Sensitive Soft Condoms - Box of 144
Ultra-thin design for maximum sensation
Durex Invisible Extra Lubricated Ultra Thin Condoms, Pack of 12
Ultra-thin latex for maximum natural feel
Durex Sensitive Soft ultra-thin condoms - Pack of 3 - Durex
Ultra-thin natural latex for maximum sensitivity
Real Feel non-latex condoms, box of 12 - Durex
Latex-free material for maximum comfort
Finissimo Ultra-Thin Condoms 12 Pack - Control
Ultra-thin thickness for maximum sensitivity
Control Adapta Senso Condoms Box of 24 - Control
Ultra-thin latex for maximum sensation
Finissimo Ultra Thin Condoms 3 units - Control
Ultra-thin thickness for natural sensations
Control XL Extra Thin Large Size Condoms - 12 Units
Ultra-thin for maximum sensitivity
Ultra Thin Sensitive Total Contact Condoms, 12 Pack - Durex
20% thinner for greater sensitivity
Durex XL Extra Large Sensations Condoms
Ultra-thin natural latex for maximum sensation
Durex RealFeel non-latex condoms, skin-on-skin sensation, pack of 3
Latex-free material for skin-on-skin sensation
Control Adapta Easy Way Finissimo Condoms - Control
Revolutionary applicator for simplified application
Ultra Thin Invisible Condoms 12 units - Durex
Exceptional thinness for natural sensation
Ultra-thin condoms combine reliable protection with maximum sensation. Here is everything you need to know to choose the right model for you.
How do ultra-thin condoms work?
A standard condom is between 0.07 and 0.09 mm thick. Ultra-thin models are under 0.05 mm, with some reaching as low as 0.045 mm without compromising mechanical strength, which is governed by the European standard EN ISO 4074. This standard mandates burst resistance tests (a minimum air volume of 18 liters for a standard condom) and electronic leak testing on every batch produced.
The thinness is achieved through a multi-dipping process of natural latex or polyisoprene, with precise viscosity control. The result is a consistent wall with no weak points and significantly improved heat transmission. When paired with a compatible lubricant, the overall experience becomes even more comfortable.
Different types of ultra-thin condoms
- Natural latex ultra-thin: the most common, excellent elasticity, compatible with water-based and silicone-based lubricants, not recommended for those with latex allergies.
- Polyisoprene ultra-thin: a latex-free alternative with flexibility similar to latex, ideal for sensitive skin, slightly thicker than top-tier latex.
- Anatomical or Slim Fit ultra-thin: a snugger fit around the glans to reduce slippage, such as the Control Nature Slim Fit featured in this collection.
- Bulk or value-pack ultra-thin: 12-count or 144-unit packs like Pasante Sensitive Ultrafins, designed for regular use without compromising on quality.
How to choose the right ultra-thin condom
- Size: a condom that is too wide will slip, while one that is too tight may tear; measure your circumference and refer to each brand's size guide, or explore our selection of condoms in all sizes.
- Material: natural latex for the majority of users, polyisoprene if you have a known allergy or skin sensitivity.
- Original lubrication: check if the condom is pre-lubricated with silicone or water-based gel; this affects the feel and compatibility with your accessories.
- Brand and certification: prioritize products with the CE mark and ISO 4074 standard, which are guarantees of rigorous quality control, such as Pasante or Control, which we stock here.
- Purchase format: 12-count boxes are good for testing, while 144-unit packs are suitable for frequent use and reduce the cost per unit; assess your usage before deciding.













































