I think I'm allergic to latex condoms

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  • DWB
    Registered User
    • Jul 2003
    • 31779

    #1

    I think I'm allergic to latex condoms

    I keep getting a small rash on my cock right after I use a latex condom. This has been going on for about 9 months now, and when it first popped up I though it was herpes so I went to the doctor.

    Said it was NOT the big H, but that I probably have an allergy to latex or the spermicide and that it's somewhat common.

    The problem is that now it's getting worse. What was before a small rash after condom use, is now a large one.

    Looks like I'm forced to go commando.
  • porn blogger
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2006
    • 737

    #2
    umm... dude so type "condom allergic" in google, and find a condom that works... sensitive ass penis.
    heeeeyyyyy now!

    ^ the real biz, yo.

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    • phasic
      Confirmed User
      • Jul 2005
      • 2104

      #3
      get lamb skin, a chick i fucked was allergic, but lamb skin just has large holes in it..
      Brief revisit. (mic drop)

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      • Wiggles
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • May 2004
        • 14423

        #4
        alot of people are allergic to them, pretty common.
        no sig

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        • fuzebox
          making it rain
          • Oct 2003
          • 22367

          #5
          I've heard polyurethane is a good alternative...

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          • DaddyHalbucks
            A freakin' legend!
            • Feb 2004
            • 18975

            #6
            Yea, an allergy to latex is common. Try the alternatives.
            Boner Money

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            • BitAudioVideo
              Confirmed User
              • Jul 2005
              • 1246

              #7
              Polyurethane. This plastic-like material is now being used as an alternative to latex for making condoms. It is extremely thin, durable, has no taste or odor, causes no known allergic reactions, and can be used with both oil and water based lubricants. They cost a little more than latex condoms, and aren't quite as flexible as latex, but they make a great alternative. Because of their higher rigidity, be sure to use adequate lubrication. And if you do use polyurethane condoms, be sure to read any documentation provided with them for possible additional information. Right now these are sold under the brand name Durex Avanti for males. There's also a female version of the polyurethene condom available called Reality.
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