Unilatex smooth lubricated condoms, 144 units

Unilatex condoms are a trusted benchmark for reliability in the industry. This box of 144 units combines practicality and peace of mind: you have a substantial supply on hand without worrying about running out. ISO 4074 certification guarantees that each condom meets the strictest safety standards for strength and leak resistance.

Smooth, lubricated design for greater comfort

I consider these condoms to be among the market’s reliable basics. The smooth surface makes them easy to put on and provides a natural sensation during intercourse. The integrated lubrication reduces friction and improves comfort for both partners. There’s no textured or ribbed finish here — just effective classic design, without unnecessary extras.

• Smooth and pre-lubricated for ease of use
• ISO 4074 certified — international safety standards
• Economical format: 144 units for regular use
• Standard dimensions: 18 cm × 5.4 cm
• Package weight: 525 g

Dimensions and compatibility

With a total length of 18 cm and a diameter of 5.4 cm, these have standard proportions suitable for most body types. It’s a versatile size that avoids concerns about sizing or fit. For me, that’s an advantage — you can buy a box without wondering whether it will suit you.

Why a box of 144?

Honestly, this format makes sense if you have an active sex life or are in a couple that has sex regularly. A box of 144 units provides a supply lasting several months, depending on your usage. The unit cost becomes very attractive, and you avoid repeated purchases. It’s also convenient for couples who like to have plenty on hand without having to think about restocking.

Usage and storage recommendations

Before use, check the expiration date on the packaging — condoms have a limited shelf life. Store the box in a cool, dry place away from direct light and heat sources (latex deteriorates over time and with temperature). Each time you use one, open the wrapper with your fingers or teeth (never scissors or sharp objects), check that the condom is intact before putting it on, and remove it carefully after intercourse, tying it off to prevent leaks. Consult our guide Postpartum well-being: taking care of yourself after childbirth if you have questions about contraceptive safety or use after pregnancy.

Condoms remain the only form of contraception that also protects against sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Even if you’re in a stable relationship, if you have doubts or questions about intimate health, don’t hesitate to consult a healthcare professional.

Who is it for, and who is it not for?

Ideal for: Active couples looking for an economical and reliable supply. People who have regular sex and want to avoid running out. Those who appreciate simplicity — no frills, just tested quality.

Less suitable for: Those who prefer textured, flavored, or specialty condoms (delay, fluorescent). If you’re looking for different options, visit our intimate wellness collection. Also unsuitable if you have latex allergies — in that case, choose synthetic-material alternatives.

Advice from a friend — A box of 144 is a smart investment for couples in stable relationships. You pay less per unit, never face the unpleasant surprise of running out, and can enjoy peace of mind. Keep it cool, away from radiators, and you’ll be set for several months.