Sizes and materials
A brand’s size chart puts its nominal widths into context. Material is a separate choice and matters if you have an allergy or sensitivity. A familiar size name on another brand is not necessarily the same measurement.
Practical advice for your next purchase
A little preparation leaves more room for spontaneity. Get the fit and pack size sorted now, then get back to planning the enjoyable part of your night.
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Get the practical shopping sorted and leave more room for the flirty part. Explore condoms in different fits, flavours and pack sizes, whether you are topping up a familiar favourite or choosing a different style. A thoughtfully stocked bedside drawer is a rather good companion to a spontaneous night in.
Down Under Thunder is Australian-owned and based in Bendigo, Victoria. We sell condoms alongside personal lubricants, toys and other adult-store essentials, so you can put together an order that suits your plans. Choose by the material, fit and intended use, with clear information to help you make the decision. Your parcel arrives in plain, discreet packaging. Preparation can be sensible without making your shopping feel clinical.
Condom shopping does not need to be mysterious. Start with a fit you find suitable, then decide whether you want a plain, textured or flavoured option. Nominal width is the width of the condom laid flat, not the circumference of a body. That measurement gives you something concrete to compare when brand names such as ‘regular’ and ‘large’ get confusing.
A brand’s size chart puts its nominal widths into context. Material is a separate choice and matters if you have an allergy or sensitivity. A familiar size name on another brand is not necessarily the same measurement.
Flavoured options add a different choice to the range, while larger packs can suit people who know what they like. Look at the total number of condoms rather than the number of boxes in the photo, and keep them within their expiry date.
It is the width of the condom when laid flat. Use it with the manufacturer’s size guidance rather than treating it as a direct circumference measurement.
A larger pack makes more sense once you know you like the fit and material. If you are changing styles, a smaller available pack lets you decide before committing to a big box.
Use the specific product for the purposes stated on its packaging. Flavour describes one feature, not a promise that all products have identical instructions.
Use a compatible water-based or silicone-based personal lubricant according to the product instructions. Oil-based products can damage latex condoms, so massage oil and body lotion are not substitutes. Other condom materials have their own compatibility guidance.
No. Choose an in-date condom and make sure its wrapper is intact. Buying a larger box only makes sense if it suits your needs and you can store it according to the packaging directions.
No. Latex and non-latex products can have different materials and compatibility requirements. If a material allergy is relevant to you, use the actual material information rather than assuming every product in a brand is the same.