Condoms are an important tool to prevent unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. When shopping for condoms, consider choosing natural options free from harsh chemicals, which can help prevent irritation.
Some top recommended natural condom brands include:
Sustain Natural Condoms
Sustain condoms are made from fair trade natural latex tapped from rubber trees. They are vegan, non-GMO, and free from nitrosamines, parabens, casein, gluten, and glycerin. Many couples find these irritate less than standard condoms.
Sir Richard’s Condoms
Sir Richard’s are named after Sir Richard Burton who translated the Kama Sutra. These condoms are made from natural latex and infused with wild yam extract to enhance sensation. They are vegan certified and PETA approved.
L Condoms
L Condoms are made in the USA from natural latex sourced from fair trade rubber growers. They are certified vegan and cruelty-free by PETA. L Condoms are also thinner than standard condoms yet strong, designed to increase sensitivity and pleasure.
Glyde Condoms
Glyde condoms are 100% vegan as they use natural plant-based ingredients instead of latex. Great for those with latex allergies, Glyde condoms come in slim, ultra-thin, and maxi sizes to help find the right fit.
Kimi Condoms
Kimi condoms are made from natural latex and infused with aloe vera instead of chemical lubricants. This helps create a smooth glide and prevent drying or irritation during intimacy. Kimi condoms are also PETA certified as vegan friendly.
An FAQ on choosing natural condoms:
What are the benefits of natural condoms?
Natural condoms without harsh chemicals can help prevent allergic reactions or irritation during intimacy. They are also better for personal health and the environment.
Do natural condoms protect as well against STIs?
Yes, FDA-approved natural condoms are just as effective at protecting against unintended pregnancy and STIs when used properly.
Do natural condoms break more easily?
No, quality-tested natural condoms are just as strong as standard condoms, even if made from thinner latex for more sensation.
Do natural condoms cost more money?
Sometimes natural condoms cost a little more, but many top brands are competitively priced, so shop sales when possible.
Where can I buy natural condoms?
Many natural condom brands can be purchased online as well as some drugstores like CVS or Walgreens in the family planning section. Check manufacturer websites for store locators.
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