Thirty seconds of light, then lights out
Night Light glow in the dark condoms are lubricated latex condoms with a reservoir tip that glow after 30 seconds under a light, so his cock is the one thing you can see with the lights off. Three per box, in a regular width.
Best forTops and bottoms who want the lights off without losing the plot.
You both came home from the blacklight party still glowing in patches, neon paint on his chest and on your jock. He holds the condom under the lamp for thirty seconds, counting out loud, then kills the light. In the dark there's exactly one thing to look at, and it's green.
- Glows green in the dark after 30 seconds under a light, right where his cock is
- Lubricated latex with a reservoir tip
- Natural latex: pair it with water-based or silicone lube, never oil
- It's tested to ASTM D3492 and ISO 4074
Glow in the dark condom size
Regular fit: a nominal width of 53 mm (plus or minus 2 mm) and a length over 180 mm. If standard condoms feel tight on his cock or yours, a larger-width condom is the better type; if they slip, try a snug fit. Latex allergy on either side? Look for a polyisoprene or polyurethane condom instead.
How to use glow in the dark condoms
- Tear the wrapper open with your fingers, never teeth or scissors, and hold the condom under a lamp for about 30 seconds.
- Once he's hard, pinch the reservoir tip to leave room, then roll it all the way down to the base of his cock. Add water-based or silicone lube on the outside and around your hole for more glide.
- Lights off. Afterwards, he holds the base as he pulls out of your ass, then wraps it and bins it: one condom, one use.
Care
Store at room temperature in a dark, dry place, avoid excessive heat, and check the expiration date on the wrapper.
SafetyLatex condoms do not completely eliminate the risks of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). To get the most protection from a latex condom, use one correctly every time you have sex. Do not use expired condoms.