Mister Size 60 mm XL - Condoms, box of 36

The whole Mister Size proposition comes down to one figure: nominal width. Where most brands offer a standard size and a large one, this range offers five, from 47 to 69 mm. Natural rubber latex, 0.05 mm thick, transparent and smooth, compliant with DIN EN ISO 4074. Boxes of 36.

Why choose these condoms

• Five nominal widths — 47, 49, 53, 60 and 69 mm, where the market often stops at two.
• 0.05 mm thickness — a figure published by the manufacturer across the range.
• DIN EN ISO 4074 — the manufacturer states compliance with this testing standard.
• Non-slip fit — a width that matches limits slipping, including on narrower girths.
• Box of 36 — a format that assumes you already know your width.

How to choose and use

1. Measure the circumference of the erect penis, then divide by two: that gives the nominal width that fits you.
2. Check the expiry date and that the individual wrapper is intact.
3. Open the wrapper by hand, without scissors or nails.
4. Pinch the tip to expel the air, then roll down onto the erect penis.
5. Remove after use, tie, wrap and bin it — never flush it.

In the same register: our condoms and the full wellness range. To go further: How to choose a condom: size, material and compatibility

Care and precautions

A condom is a medical device: read the leaflet supplied with the pack before use. Single use — never reuse one, and never wear two at once. An ill-fitting width is a cause of breakage or slipping: measure before ordering a box of 36, and try a small pack if you hesitate between two sizes. Check the expiry date printed on the pack. Open the individual wrapper by hand and check that it is intact. Natural latex is incompatible with oil-based products: oils, balms and petroleum jelly weaken it, so use only a water- or silicone-based lubricant. If you are allergic to latex, choose a latex-free condom. No method of protection offers absolute safety against pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections. Store away from heat, damp and direct light, and keep out of reach of children.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find my nominal width?

Measure the circumference of the erect penis with a tape measure, then divide by two. The result in millimetres is your nominal width.

What happens if the size is too large?

The condom slips, which cancels the protection. Too small, it breaks. It is the one figure that really counts.

How thick is the latex?

0.05 mm, across every width.

What does DIN EN ISO 4074 mean?

It is the international testing standard for natural rubber latex condoms. The manufacturer states compliance with it.

Which lubricant should be used?

A water- or silicone-based lubricant. Never an oil-based one.

SoPigalle tip: do not order a box of 36 before measuring. Five minutes with a tape measure beats a carton of the wrong size at the back of a drawer.