SKYN Intense Feel Condoms Pack of 3

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Amazon INTENSELY TEXTURED - SKYN Intense Feel Non Latex Condoms come with wave design texture and intensely raised dots on the most sensitive areas, to maximize stimulation and pleasure. LATEX FREE - SKYN condoms are made with SKYNFEEL, a technologically advanced polyisoprene material that's completely free from natural rubber latex. SKYN condoms are also lubricated with non-spermicidal silicone oil SK-70 (dimethicone). NOMINAL WIDTH - 53mm nominal width with teat end and smooth surface. ELECTRONICALLY TESTED - 100% electronically tested and designed for people who have natural rubber latex allergies. SKYN condoms are rigorously tested and meet the highest in safety standards. They offer the same protection against unwanted pregnancy and STIs as regular latex condoms, while offering a natural feel. suitable also for people with latex allergy. INCLUDED ITEMS - 30 condoms supplied as 3 × 10 SKYN Intense Feel piece packs.

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INTENSELY TEXTURED - SKYN Intense Feel Non Latex Condoms come with wave design texture and intensely raised dots on the most sensitive areas, to maximize stimulation and pleasure. LATEX FREE - SKYN condoms are made with SKYNFEEL, a technologically advanced polyisoprene material that's completely free from natural rubber latex. SKYN condoms are also lubricated with non-spermicidal silicone oil SK-70 (dimethicone). NOMINAL WIDTH - 53mm nominal width with teat end and smooth surface. ELECTRONICALLY TESTED - 100% electronically tested and designed for people who have natural rubber latex allergies. SKYN condoms are rigorously tested and meet the highest in safety standards. They offer the same protection against unwanted pregnancy and STIs as regular latex condoms, while offering a natural feel. suitable also for people with latex allergy. INCLUDED ITEMS - 30 condoms supplied as 3 × 10 SKYN Intense Feel piece packs.


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Brand SKYN
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  • 5011831089848

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