Manhood 003 Hyaluronic Acid Condoms
Experience enhanced comfort and sensitivity with Manhood 003 Hyaluronic Acid Condoms. Designed for an ultra-thin feel, these condoms provide a natural sensation while ensuring reliable protection. The added hyaluronic acid offers superior lubrication for a smooth and intimate experience.
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About this product
Experience enhanced comfort and sensitivity with Manhood 003 Hyaluronic Acid Condoms. Designed for an ultra-thin feel, these condoms provide a natural sensation while ensuring reliable protection. The added hyaluronic acid offers superior lubrication for a smooth and intimate experience.
Highlights
- Ultra-thin 003 design for enhanced sensitivity
- Infused with hyaluronic acid for superior lubrication
- Natural latex material
- Medium size for comfortable fit
- Plain, smooth shape
What specifications are listed?
| Brand | Manhood |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Manhood MO Condom |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Shelf Life | 5 years |
| Color | Other Colors |
| Condom Specification | Other Specifications |
| Material Composition | Latex |
| Condom Thickness | 003 Thin |
| Condom Nominal Size | Medium (Diameter 33MM, Width 52±2MM) |
| Condom Features | Contains Hyaluronic Acid |
| Condom Appearance | Plain Smooth |
| Scent | Unscented |
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Sources and editorial responsibility
Supplier catalog information is the source of product descriptions and specifications, not independent testing or certification. Follow the manufacturer’s care instructions. General health references do not certify any listed product and are not personal medical advice.
General safety references
- NHS — Sexual Health St Helens: toy hygiene & sharing
- CDC — Condoms & lubricant compatibility
- WHO — Sexual health
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