Jissbon Zero Sensation 001 Ultra-Thin Condoms with Hyaluronic Acid
Experience the ultimate in intimate connection with Jissbon's Zero Sensation 001 condoms. Infused with hyaluronic acid for extra smoothness, these ultra-thin condoms maximize natural feel and pleasure.
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About this product
Experience the ultimate in intimate connection with Jissbon's Zero Sensation 001 condoms. Infused with hyaluronic acid for extra smoothness, these ultra-thin condoms maximize natural feel and pleasure.
Highlights
- 001 Ultra-thin design
- Hyaluronic acid for enhanced lubrication
- Zero sensation for natural intimacy
- Normal size (52±2mm nominal width)
- Trusted Jissbon quality
What specifications are listed?
| Brand | Jissbon |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Jissbon Zero Sensation Ultra-Thin 6 |
| Origin | Thailand |
| Imported | Yes |
| Shelf Life | 5 years |
| Color | Other colors |
| Condom Specification | Other specifications |
| Material Composition | Latex |
| Condom Thickness | Ultra-thin type |
| Specification Type | Normal specification |
| Condom Nominal Size | Medium (diameter 33MM, width 52±2MM) |
| Condom Features | Other functions |
| Condom Shape | Plain smooth surface |
| Adult Product Scent | Unscented |
| Medical Device Registration Number | Guoxiejinzhun20162184352 |
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General safety references
- NHS — Sexual Health St Helens: toy hygiene & sharing
- CDC — Condoms & lubricant compatibility
- WHO — Sexual health
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