Condoms

Welcome to the condoms collection at easycondom.ch, where you can buy condoms online in Switzerland with the largest choice of condoms in Switzerland. You will find standard sizes, narrow and XXL fits, ultra-thin models, latex-free options and bulk packs, from trusted brands. Whether you are buying your first box or restocking for the year, this page helps you narrow down the right product quickly.

Choose by condom size

Size is the single most important factor. A condom that is too tight is uncomfortable and more likely to break. A condom that is too wide can slip, which reduces protection against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. The number on the box is the nominal width, measured flat, not the length.

If you are unsure, measure first. Our condom size guide explains how to measure girth and convert it into a nominal width in a few minutes.

• Narrow condoms for a closer, more secure fit when standard boxes feel loose.
• 53 mm condoms, the most common standard width, a good starting point for most people.
• XXL condoms at 57 mm and above for those who find standard widths constricting.

Brands such as My Size and Mister Size take this further, with width-specific ranges so you can match your measurement precisely instead of settling for a compromise.

Choose by feature

Once the size is settled, the material and thickness are the next decisions. All condoms sold here are CE marked and tested in accordance with the applicable standards for contraception and protection against sexually transmitted infections.

• Ultra-thin condoms: a reduced wall thickness, with the same tested protection as standard models.
• Latex-free condoms: made from polyisoprene or polyurethane, suitable if you or your partner has a latex allergy or sensitivity.
• Textured and vegan options: ribbed or dotted surfaces, and models produced without animal-derived processing agents.
• Lubrication level: most condoms are pre-lubricated, and some are available with extra lubricant for added comfort.

Choose by brand

Each brand has its own fit profile, so it is worth trying more than one. Durex offers a broad catalogue covering standard, thin and larger widths. Manix is known for its thin ranges and well-defined sizing. Ceylor is a Swiss classic, often sold in easy-open single sachets. Pasante is a British brand with a wide spread of widths, including narrow and extra-large. SKYN is one of the best-known latex-free ranges, made from polyisoprene for people with a latex allergy.

Choose by format

Small boxes are practical for trying a new size or material before committing. Once you know what fits, larger formats make more sense and reduce how often you reorder.

• Boxes of 3 to 12: ideal for testing a new width or a new material.
• Boxes of 24 to 48: the usual choice for regular, ongoing use.
• Bulk packs of 100 and 144: the best option for households, shared flats, associations, schools and prevention projects.

Many people also add a water-based lubricant for comfort. Water-based and silicone-based formulas are compatible with latex; oil-based products are not and should be avoided with latex condoms.

Delivery and discretion

Every order is shipped from Switzerland and delivered in 24h. Delivery is free, and your order arrives in a neutral parcel with no mention of the contents or the shop on the outside. Payment is secure, including Twint. Nothing in the packaging or on your door indicates what you ordered.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know my condom size?

Measure the circumference at the widest point, then divide by two to get an approximate nominal width. A result close to 53 mm points to standard boxes, below that to narrow models, above 57 mm to XXL. Our size guide gives the full method.

Are ultra-thin condoms less safe?

No. Ultra-thin condoms must pass the same mandatory tests for strength and leak-tightness as standard models. The main cause of failure is an incorrect size or incorrect use, not thickness.

What should I use if I am allergic to latex?

Choose latex-free condoms made from polyisoprene or polyurethane, such as the SKYN range. They provide the same tested protection against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.

Do condoms expire?

Yes. Every box carries an expiry date, usually several years after manufacture. Store them away from heat, direct sunlight and sharp objects, and never use a condom past its date or from a damaged wrapper.