Products
- Magnum - Standard lubricated condom.
- Magnum Ecstasy - Comfort shape allows freedom of movement for a more natural experience
- Trojan Stimulations Ecstasy - Same shape as Ecstasy condom with deep ribs at base and end to increase stimulation
- Trojan Ecstasy Fire & Ice - Contains a dual action lubricant inside and out to deliver warming and tingling sensations to both partners
- Magnum Gold Collection - A variety pack which includes: Magnum Ecstasy, Magnum Fire & Ice, Magnum Original, Magnum Thin
- Trojan Her Pleasure Ecstasy - Same shape as Ecstasy condom but textured for female stimulation
- Trojan Bareskin - 40% Thinner than standard Trojan condoms
- Trojan Enz - Opposite of the Bareskin condom, it is made from premium quality latex to help reduce the risk
- Trojan Charged - Intensified lubricant for both partners, deep ribbed condom design for maximum stimulation, as well as premium quality latex of an Enz
- Trojan Twisted - Unique, shape designed for mutual pleasure.
- Trojan Her Pleasure Warming - Warming lubrication is activated by natural body moisture and releases gentle, warm sensations for both partners
- Trojan Naturalamb - Contains no latex and may be used by latex sensitive people, water-based lubricant, for comfort and sensitivity. For pregnancy protection only, does not protect against STDs
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