Mister Size

Mister Size offers a scientific and considerate approach to condoms: finding the exact size to maximize comfort and protection, with accessories designed to guide each user toward their ideal fit.

Custom-fit condoms: how do they work?

Most standard condoms are produced with a nominal width of 52 to 54 mm, even though studies measure erect penis circumferences ranging from less than 9 cm to over 14 cm. A condom that is too wide slips off, while one that is too tight can break or restrict circulation: in both cases, protection and pleasure are compromised. Mister Size bases its approach on this observation to offer references calibrated every 2 mm of nominal width.

To find your size, the brand provides a condom sizer, a simple tool to print or order, as well as a test kit including three sizes and a measuring tape. Simply measure your circumference while erect and divide by two to get your ideal nominal width. This protocol, inspired by public health recommendations, significantly reduces the risks of slippage or breakage.

The various Mister Size products

• Condoms by size: available from 47 mm to 69 mm in nominal width, in boxes of 3, 10, or 100 units, CE-certified, made from premium natural latex.
• Discovery kits: sets containing two or three adjacent sizes and a measuring tape, ideal for testing before ordering in large quantities.
• Latex-compatible lubricants: Delay Gel and 100 ml water-based lubricant, formulated not to degrade latex and to prolong comfort.
• Measurement tools: the reusable Mister Size sizer allows for reliable measurement at home without having to estimate by eye.

How to choose the right Mister Size condom

• Measure first: before any purchase, use the sizer or test kit; this is the step the brand considers essential and what sets its approach apart.
• Prioritize width over length: excess length simply rolls up at the base without causing discomfort, but the wrong width is immediately uncomfortable; focus on the circumference.
• Buy in boxes of 100: once your size is identified, boxes of 100 units offer a much more affordable price per unit for regular use.
• Pair with a suitable lubricant: the brand's water-based lubricants are designed to be used with their condoms without altering the latex or reducing sensitivity.
• Test the delay gel carefully: the Delay Gel contains benzocaine; start with a small amount inside the condom to evaluate the effect without excessive loss of sensitivity.