Skore Blues Condom

Skore Blues Condom is a blu-coloured condom intended for use as a form of barrier protection during sexual activity. They are designed to provide added pleasure and excitement during sexual activity, with features such as extra lubrication, dotted textures, and scented flavours.

Uses:
Skore Blues Condoms are primarily intended for use as a form of barrier protection during sexual activity. They are designed to provide added pleasure and excitement during sexual activity, with features such as extra lubrication, dotted textures, and scented flavours

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  Product Specifications and Features:
  

Natural rubber latex condoms

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Nominal width: 53 ± 2 mm

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Nominal height: 180 ± 2 mm

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They have extra lubrication to enhance smoothness and comfort

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Skore Blues Condoms are dotted, which provides extra stimulation

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Electronically tested for quality and strength

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  Directions for Use:
  

Take care when handling the condom to avoid unintentional damage

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Make sure to check the expiry date before using

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Squeeze the teat at the end, to remove any air and leave enough space for semen to be caught. Then place the condom on top of the erect penis

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Roll the condom down to the base of the penis

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Check for comfort — condoms that feel too loose or tight may lead to breakage

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Remove the condom soon after ejaculation. Place the used condom in a bin. Do not flush down the toilet

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  Safety Information:
  

For single use only

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Store in a cool and dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight

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• Do not use a condom after the expiry date (indicated on each pack)

Quick Tips:
Use protection every time you engage in sexual activity to reduce risks of sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancy.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Can condoms break during use?
Condoms can break during use, but this risk can be minimized by using them correctly and checking for any defects before use.

What are some common misconceptions about condoms?
Common misconceptions about condoms include that they don't work effectively or that they reduce pleasure during sexual activity.