Are discount condoms safe to use?

Enterprise_1701C

Gazfaz wrote: »

I tried Boots however I found it leaks out through the lace holes.

:rolleyes:

:rotfl:

As a woman I am sitting here cringeing with my legs crossed!

blaque*angel

i had a site that gives 20 free condoms, unlimited supplies, i lost the website

ebsay2000

you'll have to keep your legs crossed then ;o)

helenhugs

completely agree with the free family planning ones we used to get them from there all the time. Did get told off once because we "used more than your monthly allowance" lol But they will still give you more so don't be put off.
Hugs
Helen

bjo_2

Do it the Irish way wear 2 at the same time

too be sure too be sure

blaque*angel

bjo wrote: »

Do it the Irish way wear 2 at the same time

too be sure too be sure

that supposed to be unsafe, it could allow them both to slip off!!!:eek:

socks_uk

My husband and I bought some condoms from the Dollar Store in Canada while we were on holiday visiting his mum. We don't need them for family planning (got a fantastic Mirena for that!) but we got them to prevent a 'wet patch'! How embarrassing if she decided to change the sheets whilst we were out! :eek:

Harveycat_2

That's more information than we require...

A cheaper alternative would have been to use your namesake by the way.

VIJAY_FROM_KENT

nillhouse wrote: »

Condoms actually carry the BSI Kitemark (BS EN 600), or the European CE Mark. So as long as they've got one of those, you are covered!!

Covered in what? :rolleyes::D

jenniewb

VIJAY_FROM_KENT wrote: »

Covered in what? :rolleyes::D

Silicon I presume...