Euroglider

Euroglider condomsare designed to combine reliable protection with everyday comfort. Available in boxes of 144, they are suitable for both individuals and professionals who want to ensure they never run out of stock. Transparent and lubricated, they are discreet and easy to use. If you are looking for a practical and economical solution to protect yourself with peace of mind, this collection is made for you.

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Euroglider condoms combine integrated lubrication with transparency for an experience that is as natural as possible, without compromising on safety.

How do lubricated condoms work?

A lubricated condom is coated with a thin layer of silicone-based lubricant applied at the factory, which reduces friction and lowers the risk of tearing during intercourse. This lubrication also makes them easier to put on and improves comfort for both partners. Euroglider condoms meet ISO 4074 standards, ensuring controlled thickness, tensile strength, and leak resistance for every production batch.

The 144-piece box format corresponds to what is known as "professional bulk" packaging: according to European market studies, this format reduces the unit cost by 30 to 40% compared to 12-count boxes. It is also a practical way to ensure you never run out at the wrong moment. To supplement your protection, our selection of lubricants can be perfectly paired with these condoms.

Different types of condoms

  • Transparent lubricated condoms: the classic, versatile model compatible with most situations; this is exactly what Euroglider offers in this 144-unit format.
  • Ultra-thin condoms: designed to maximize sensation by reducing wall thickness while maintaining the mechanical strength required by current standards.
  • Large-size condoms: adapted for above-average anatomy, they prevent uncomfortable compression and the risk of slipping. Find our dedicated range in the large-size condoms collection.
  • Textured or flavored condoms: enhanced with patterns or scents, they are designed to vary sensations and adapt to specific practices such as protected oral sex.

How to choose the right condoms for you

  • Size: a condom that is too tight can tear, and one that is too loose can slip; measure your girth and consult the size guide before buying.
  • Lubrication level: if you use additional lubricant, make sure it is compatible with the condom material (latex is incompatible with oil-based lubricants).
  • Quantity: for regular use, a 144-piece format is economical and prevents stock shortages; for occasional use, a 12 or 24-count box is sufficient.
  • Latex allergies: if you are sensitive to latex, look for polyurethane or polyisoprene condoms, which are clearly marked on the packaging.
  • Expiration date: always check the use-by date; an expired condom loses its mechanical properties and no longer offers the expected protection.