Durex Performax Mutual Climax Condoms

Durex Performax Mutual Climax Condoms are designed to enhance pleasure for both partners during sexual intimacy.

Intended Use:

These condoms aim to provide protection against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) while incorporating features to potentially improve sexual satisfaction for both partners.

Key Features:

• Material: Likely made from latex, a common condom material offering effective protection against STIs.
• Ribbed and Dotted Texture: The condom surface may have raised ribs and dots designed to stimulate the penis and potentially heighten pleasure for the partner receiving oral sex.
• Performax Delay Lubricant: The lubricant on the inside of the condom may contain a spermicide (like nonoxynol-9) for additional pregnancy protection and a mild anesthetic (Benzocaine 5%) to help delay ejaculation and potentially prolong intimacy for the penis-owning partner.

Benefits:

• Dual Action: Aims to offer protection and potentially enhance pleasure for both partners.
• Comfort: The lubricant can enhance comfort during sexual activity.
• Discreet and Easy to Use: Typically come in a small, foil package for easy storage and portability.

How to Use:

• It's crucial to follow the instructions on the package for proper use. Refer to the information on Trojan Classic Condoms with Reservoir Tip (previous response) for general condom usage guidelines.

Safety Information:

• Latex Allergy: If you or your partner are allergic to latex, do not use Durex Performax Mutual Climax Condoms. Consider using condoms made from a different material, such as polyisoprene.
• Spermicide Irritation: The spermicide in the lubricant can irritate the genitals for some people. Discontinue use and consult a doctor if you experience any irritation or discomfort.
• Delaying Ejaculation: The anesthetic in the lubricant may not work for everyone and may not significantly delay ejaculation in all cases.
• Not 100% Effective: No contraceptive method is 100% effective in preventing pregnancy or STIs.
• Use a New Condom Every Time: Do not reuse condoms.

Legal Disclaimer:

This information is intended for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice. If you have any questions or concerns about using condoms, consult with a doctor or pharmacist.