New condom measures penis size
New condom measures penis size
Men who are shy about the length of their penis may wish to stick with traditional condoms
A new condom has a scale printed along the side in centimeters and inches so sexual partners can see how their man measures up in bed.
The Condometric can fit a penis up to 25 cm (9.8 inches) long, and comes in lime, cherry and banana flavors.
It will be available in both metric and imperial measurements when it goes on sale in the new year.
The ink used to print the sliding scale is within the latex and never touches the skin. The condom meets European safety standards.
Men who use the Condometric can no longer lie about the size of their manhood.
One blogger wrote: "The only people who will purchase these will be magnificently well-endowed men, who frankly shouldn't need to measure, and incredibly snarky women, who frankly shouldn't be allowed to.
Another user, who has tried the prototype, wrote: "My girlfriend just left me.
"Who the hell came up this damned thing? My girlfriend and some of her friends were testing out Curiosite's Condometric prototype and they met up one day to compare results. This isn't funny."
A Curiosite spokesman said: "If you take the size of your penis too seriously, your eyes will be closed, unable to appreciate the true value of your sexual identity."
http://www.curiosite.com/condometric/enindex.html
Men who are shy about the length of their penis may wish to stick with traditional condoms
A new condom has a scale printed along the side in centimeters and inches so sexual partners can see how their man measures up in bed.
The Condometric can fit a penis up to 25 cm (9.8 inches) long, and comes in lime, cherry and banana flavors.
It will be available in both metric and imperial measurements when it goes on sale in the new year.
The ink used to print the sliding scale is within the latex and never touches the skin. The condom meets European safety standards.
Men who use the Condometric can no longer lie about the size of their manhood.
One blogger wrote: "The only people who will purchase these will be magnificently well-endowed men, who frankly shouldn't need to measure, and incredibly snarky women, who frankly shouldn't be allowed to.
Another user, who has tried the prototype, wrote: "My girlfriend just left me.
"Who the hell came up this damned thing? My girlfriend and some of her friends were testing out Curiosite's Condometric prototype and they met up one day to compare results. This isn't funny."
A Curiosite spokesman said: "If you take the size of your penis too seriously, your eyes will be closed, unable to appreciate the true value of your sexual identity."
http://www.curiosite.com/condometric/enindex.html
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