Condoms price list
Last updated Monday, Sep 21, 2026
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Last updated Monday, Sep 21, 2026
Choosing the right condom can feel a little like choosing the right pair of shoes: comfort, fit, material, and personal preference all matter. The reference selection includes latex, non-latex polyisoprene, and natural skin options, along with standard, large, thin, and extra-lubricated designs. By comparing the choices in one place, you can focus on the features that matter most instead of guessing from a crowded shelf.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site that helps you review listed products and prices from different sellers. It is not a store, and the prices shown should be checked before making a purchase because product details, pricing, and availability may change. Still, a comparison view can make your search easier, especially when you already know whether you prefer a thin feel, a larger fit, a non-latex material, or a larger multipack.
Before choosing a product, think about four simple questions. Do you need latex-free protection? Would a larger design be more comfortable? Are you looking for a thin condom for increased sensitivity? Or would extra lubrication make the experience feel smoother?
Pack size also affects value. A 3-count pack may be convenient for occasional use or trying a product for the first time, while a 12-count or 24-count pack may be more practical if you already know what works for you. Comparing the total price with the number of condoms can help you understand the listed cost per item.
Several products in this selection use polyisoprene, a non-latex material. The Lifestyles Skyn Original, Lifestyles Skyn Large, Lifestyles Skyn Extra Lubricated, and Lifestyles Skyn Elite options are all described as polyisoprene and non-latex. This makes them worth considering if you are specifically searching for a non-latex condom.
Other products are described as latex condoms, including several Trojan options and the Kimono products. The Trojan Naturalamb option is described as a natural skin condom and as having no latex. Because materials can affect comfort and suitability, always read the product information and packaging carefully before use.
Non-latex condoms can be a useful choice for people who want to avoid latex. The reference data includes four Lifestyles Skyn products, giving you several formats rather than just one standard option. It is almost like having the same basic idea in several different “fits”: original, large, extra lubricated, and elite.
The Lifestyles Skyn Original Polyisoprene Condoms are listed in a 24-count pack at $17.72 from alldiabetic. The product description identifies them as non-latex polyisoprene condoms. This larger pack may appeal to shoppers who already prefer the Skyn material and want more units in one purchase.
A 24-count pack also gives you a straightforward way to compare overall quantity against smaller packs in the same product family. If you are deciding between convenience and variety, the Original option may be a sensible starting point when you want a larger count rather than a trial-size pack.
The Lifestyles Skyn Large Polyisoprene Condoms are listed as a 12-count pack for $11.60 from alldiabetic. The name and description identify this version as large and non-latex. Fit is important, and a condom that feels too tight or too loose may be less comfortable, so a large-size option can be relevant for shoppers who need a different shape or fit than a standard design.
The Lifestyles Skyn Extra Lubricated Polyisoprene Condoms are listed in a 12-count pack at $11.55 from alldiabetic. As the title suggests, the key feature highlighted in the reference data is extra lubrication, while the product remains non-latex and polyisoprene.
This option may suit someone who places lubrication near the top of the checklist. When comparing it with the Skyn Large pack, the listed prices are close, but the main difference is the feature emphasized by each name: large fit versus extra lubrication.
The Lifestyles Skyn Elite Contraceptive Condom is listed as a 3-count pack for $2.72 from alldiabetic. It is described as a polyisoprene, non-latex condom. With only three units, this product may be useful for shoppers who want to try the Elite version before considering a larger pack.
Small packs can act like a tasting menu: they let you explore a product without committing to a larger quantity. Just remember that the lowest total price does not necessarily mean the lowest cost per condom.
The selection includes several latex options from Trojan and Kimono. These products cover different priorities, including larger sizing, ultra-thin construction, lubrication, and standard designs. Comparing the descriptions can help you narrow the field quickly.
The Trojan Magnum range appears in both a 3-pack and a 12-count box. The Trojan Condoms Magnum 3 Pack is listed at $2.10 from alldiabetic. Its description highlights a larger-than-standard design, a smooth lubricant, a reservoir end, and premium-quality latex.
The Trojan Magnum Lubricated Latex Condoms are listed as a box of 12 for $11.06 from herbsdaily. This product is also described as larger than standard, with a tapered base, smooth lubricant, and a reservoir end. If you are comparing pack sizes, these two listings let you weigh a smaller pack against a larger box.
The 3-pack has a lower total listed price, while the 12-count listing provides more units. To compare them fairly, divide the listed price by the number of condoms, and verify the current listing before purchasing.
The Trojan Ultra Thin Lubricated Latex Condoms are listed as a 3-count pack at $3.81 from herbsdaily. The description emphasizes an ultra-thin design, premium lubricant, contraception, and STI protection.
If you are focused on sensitivity and prefer a thin profile, this product stands apart from the larger Magnum options. It is a compact pack, so it may also be useful when you want to compare a thin design with another style without buying a large quantity first.
The Trojan ENZ Lubricated Latex Condoms are listed as a 3-count pack at $2.87 from herbsdaily. The reference description highlights premium lubricant and identifies the product as a latex condom intended for contraception plus STI protection.
Compared with the Trojan Ultra Thin listing, ENZ is presented as a more general lubricated latex option, while Ultra Thin places greater emphasis on a thinner construction. Those names offer a quick starting point when you are sorting by feel and design.
Kimono products in the selection focus on a thin, sensitive feel. Both listings are from herbsdaily, and both are associated with Mayer Laboratories in the product information. They are described as lubricated latex condoms with a reservoir tip.
Kimono Microthin Condoms Premium Lubricated are listed in a 12-count pack at $17.08. The description calls them ultra-thin and lists a condom width of 2.05 inches. It also highlights a straight-sided design, lubrication, and a reservoir tip.
The listed width gives shoppers a specific measurement to review rather than relying only on the word “microthin.” If fit is important to you, compare this measurement with the information on the packaging and with other available options.
Mayer Laboratories Kimono Thin Condoms are listed as a 12-count pack at $14.66 from herbsdaily. The product description lists a width of 2.05 inches and describes the condoms as form-fit, lubricated, and equipped with a reservoir tip.
The Kimono Thin listing costs less than the Microthin listing in the supplied data, although prices can change. The two options share a listed width, but their product names emphasize different levels of thinness. That distinction may help you decide which description best matches your preference.
Trojan Naturalamb Lubricated Natural Skin Condoms are listed as a 3-count pack at $10.82 from herbsdaily. The description identifies them as natural skin condoms and says they contain three units. It also describes them as having no latex allergens and as offering a more sensual feeling.
Material is especially important with natural skin products. The supplied information identifies this product as a natural skin condom rather than a latex or polyisoprene option. Read the package information carefully to understand the product’s stated use and characteristics before selecting it.
When comparing this listing with the non-latex Skyn products, remember that “non-latex” does not automatically mean the same material. Polyisoprene and natural skin are different categories, so the material label deserves close attention.
Price comparison becomes much easier when you look beyond the headline number. For example, the data includes a 3-count Skyn Elite listing at $2.72, a 12-count Skyn Large listing at $11.60, and a 24-count Skyn Original listing at $17.72. Each serves a different shopping goal: sampling, moderate quantity, or a larger supply.
To calculate a simple listed price per condom, divide the price by the count. The result is only a comparison based on the supplied listing, not a guarantee of final checkout pricing. Taxes, seller conditions, or other factors are not provided in the reference data, so avoid treating the calculation as a final total.
Small packs are useful when you are exploring a new material, size, or design. The Trojan Magnum 3 Pack, Trojan Ultra Thin 3-count pack, Trojan ENZ 3-count pack, Trojan Naturalamb 3-count pack, and Lifestyles Skyn Elite 3-count pack all provide a lower-quantity way to compare styles.
Larger packs may make more sense when you already know your preferred product. The 12-count Kimono and Trojan Magnum options provide more units, while the Lifestyles Skyn Original listing offers 24. Think of it as choosing between a sample bottle and a family-size container: the right choice depends on certainty, routine, and budget.
Product titles often provide the fastest clues. “Large” points toward fit, “ultra thin” or “microthin” points toward a thinner profile, “extra lubricated” emphasizes lubrication, and “non-latex” identifies a different material category. These labels help you create a shortlist before reading the full description.
Some listings also mention a reservoir tip or electronically tested construction. Those are details stated in the supplied descriptions, but product information should always be checked on the current packaging. A comparison page can guide your research, while the manufacturer’s labeling is the best place to confirm current specifications.
Start with your non-negotiables. If you need a non-latex option, begin with the Lifestyles Skyn products or review the Trojan Naturalamb listing. If you want a larger fit, compare the Skyn Large and Trojan Magnum options. If thinness is your priority, review the Trojan Ultra Thin and Kimono listings.
Next, compare counts. A low total price can look attractive, but a three-unit pack and a 12-unit pack are not directly equivalent. Then review the material, lubrication description, and listed size. This quick process can turn a confusing search into a simple checklist.
Finally, verify the listing before buying. The reference data notes that prices and availability are subject to change for several products. ZoneOffer helps you compare information, but it does not act as the seller or guarantee stock, final pricing, shipping, or other purchase conditions.
The condom selection in the reference data covers a broad range of preferences, from non-latex polyisoprene and natural skin options to lubricated latex, large-fit, ultra-thin, and microthin designs. Lifestyles Skyn offers several non-latex formats, Trojan provides multiple latex and Magnum choices, and Kimono focuses on thin lubricated designs. By comparing material, fit, lubrication, count, and listed price, you can make a more informed choice. Use ZoneOffer as a comparison resource, and always confirm the current product information before purchasing.



