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Trojan BareSkin Raw are thin condoms for people who want as little as possible between them and their partner. They're pre-lubricated latex condoms with a reservoir tip and a regular, straight fit, packed 10 to a box. Trojan describes BareSkin Raw as its thinnest latex condom, made for a more natural feel without giving up the reliability of latex.
The main complaint about condoms is that they dull sensation. A thinner wall lets more warmth and texture through, so sex feels closer to skin-on-skin while you still have a barrier. Trojan bills BareSkin Raw as its thinnest latex condom. Each one is coated with a silky lubricant for comfort from the first moment, and the tip has a reservoir end to collect semen.
Trojan lists a length of 7.09 to 7.87 inches and a base width of 2.17 inches, with a straight shape. That's a regular fit. If standard condoms feel tight at the base or roll up during sex, look at a larger-fit condom with a wider base instead; if they feel baggy, a snugger fit will stay in place better. A condom that fits properly is less likely to slip or break, so it's worth getting the size right.
Open the wrapper with your fingers, not teeth or scissors, and check which way the condom unrolls. Pinch the reservoir tip to squeeze out air, place it on the head of the erect penis and roll it all the way to the base. After ejaculation, hold the base while pulling out, then remove and dispose of it. Use a new condom every time, and never wear two at once, since friction between them causes tears.
If you add lube, choose water-based or silicone-based. Oil-based lube, massage oil, lotion and petroleum jelly weaken latex and should never be used with these. These are latex, so they aren't suitable for anyone with a latex allergy. Trojan states that each condom is electronically tested, and that latex condoms help reduce the risk of pregnancy and STIs when used correctly.
Keep the box somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sun. A wallet or a car glovebox is a poor long-term home, since heat and friction weaken latex. Check the expiry date before use, and throw out any wrapper that's torn, brittle or dry.
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Helpful answers about Trojan BareSkin Raw Latex Condoms – 10-Pack.
Trojan describes BareSkin Raw as its thinnest latex condom, but it doesn't publish a wall thickness in millimetres on this listing. In practice, thinner latex lets more body heat and sensation through. Fit and enough lube make as much difference to feel as thickness does.
Trojan BareSkin Raw condoms are a regular fit: 7.09 to 7.87 inches long with a 2.17-inch base width, in a straight shape. If regular condoms feel tight around the base, choose a larger-fit condom instead of forcing these on.
Yes. BareSkin Raw condoms come pre-lubricated, and you can add water-based or silicone-based lube for more glide. Never use oil, lotion or petroleum jelly, which weaken latex. A drop of lube inside the tip can increase sensation, but too much can make the condom slip.
Not when used correctly. Trojan says each BareSkin Raw condom is electronically tested. Breakage usually comes from poor fit, too little lube, oil-based products, expired condoms or opening the wrapper with teeth. Store them away from heat and check the date before use.
No. Trojan BareSkin Raw condoms are made of latex, so they aren't suitable if you or your partner have a latex allergy. Non-latex condoms, made from materials like polyurethane or polyisoprene, are the alternative.
Trojan doesn't specifically label BareSkin Raw for anal sex. If you use them, add plenty of water-based or silicone lube, since anal sex creates more friction and the condom's own lube won't be enough. Use a fresh condom when switching between anal and vaginal sex.