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The beginning of the history of condoms is debatable. Some believe ancient civilizations used loin cloths as condoms. Others believe condom usage began in the 15th century, in China and Japan. However, the first uncontested usage of condoms was detailed by Gabriele Falloppio in De Morbo Gallico – “The French Disease”. In this publication about syphilis, Falloppio describes using sheaths of linen, soaked in chemicals and dried, fastened around the glans of the penis with a ribbon, as a means of preventing the spread of this then-fatal disease.
Since that time, condoms evolved to full shaft coverage and improved materials – including now most commonly latex. However, the concept has been the same – a tubular material – with little innovation.
LELO HEX condoms are changing it up, using a hexagonal design in the material to create a strong, thin and highly sensitive condom like nothing else on the market. This honeycomb structure is nature’s way of delivering strength, while being lightweight.
HEX™ Condoms | The World’s Best New Condom by LELO
Each HEX condom is made up of 350 interconnected hexagons. This super-thin (0.045mm thin!) condom allows body heat to be transmitted between partners, increasing sensitivity and heightening sexual experience.
The HEX condom is perfectly smooth on the outside and textured on the inside, with the web-like structure, for increased male pleasure. Have the strongest orgasm of your life, while wearing a condom! HEX stretches and conforms to a wide variety of penis shapes and sizes.
PLUS – You can get free, DISCREET shipping directly to your home!
Give HEX a try and find out for yourself why media outlets around the world are calling the HEX condom one of the most important advances in condom technology for decades.
- Natural latex condom
- 0.045mm thin
- 54mm diameter
- Length: 180mm
- Lightly lubricated
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