Avanti Condoms

User studies show Durex Avanti condoms are perceived to be more natural and comfortable.

A: Durex Avanti condoms are made from a unique polyurethane material that is odourless and double the strength of natural latex, enabling a much thinner and therefore more sensitive condom to be made than regular natural latex condoms.

Durex Avanti condoms are the thinnest available today!

Unlike natural latex, Durex Avanti condoms are resistant to oil based lubricants.

Durex Avanti Condoms are made of a non-latex polyurethane film which is thinner than a latex film.

Unlike natural latex, Durex Avanti condoms are resistant to oil based lubricants. User studies show Durex Avanti condoms are perceived to be more natural and comfortable. Independent clinical trials were also undertaken in the USA to confirm the contraceptive efficacy of Durex Avanti condoms. A: Durex Avanti condoms are made from a unique polyurethane material that is odourless and double the strength of natural latex, enabling a much thinner and therefore more sensitive condom to be made than regular natural latex condoms. A: Independent clinical data has confirmed that the breakage rate for Durex Avanti condoms is comparable to rates for natural rubber latex condoms.

Durex Avanti condoms are made from a technologically advanced unique non-latex material ideal for latex sensitive people.

Durex Avanti condoms warm to the body’s temperature unlike latex condoms and is hypoallergenic. Durex Avanti Condoms are made of a non-latex polyurethane film which is thinner than a latex film.

Thin condoms are also the fastest growing segment of many markets. In studies with actual consumers, 76% of users reported that Durex Avanti provided a more sensitive experience than their preferred natural latex condom. Condomania, a Los Angeles-based condom specialty chain, reports that the Avanti became one of its top three bestsellers, with sales of more than 100,00 LIG reports that in the Avanti’s first year, it captured 3 percent of condom sales in its trial market. In the five pilot tests, from 1991 to 1994, the Avanti broke between 4 and 15 percent of the time - an average of more than 9 percent, compared to the 2 percent average for latex condoms.

“I have been sexually active for years and had never had a condom break on me before.” The FDA relied solely on the company’s own research data, which claimed the Avanti had a lower breakage rate than latex condoms. In 1991, the agency approved the Avanti, calling it “substantially equivalent” to the latex condom.

Durex Avanti The first polyurethane Non latex condoms Non latex condoms. The Durex Avanti non-latex condom is ideal for folks who are allergic to latex.

I looked for a product that was both non-latex and non-spermicided for a long while; I’ve not once been disappointed with these.

From Durex, the world’s most loved condom brand, with over 70 years of quality experience. Any use of condoms for other than vaginal intercourse can increase the potential of damage to the condom.

LIG also has voluntarily added a sticker to the condom’s box that warns: “Intended for Latex Sensitive Condom Users Only.” In a brief survey of stores that sell condoms in the San Francisco Bay Area - which has the highest HIV infection rate in the country among gay men - at least eight stores still carried the older condoms.

In December 1994, Avanti hit store shelves, along with a claim on the condom’s foil package that it was “effective against pregnancy, HIV and STDs” - even though it still had not passed the required tests. Acting on a tip, Mother Jones had a recently manufactured Avanti condom’s thickness measured and compared with the first Avanti’s reported measurement.

The risks of pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases including AIDS are not known for this condom.

If you are not allergic to latex, you should use a latex condom like Durex Sheik or Durex Ramses.