SKYN Elite Ultra-Thin Condoms for Superior Sensitivity
$19.99
SKYN Elite Ultra-Thin Condoms for Superior Sensitivity
Pack of 10 SKYN Elite condoms. According to the product information, they are made of polyisoprene (SKYNFEEL), a latex-free material, and you can use them with water-based or silicone lubricants, never oils.
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SKYN EliteUltra thin and ultra soft, in a pack of 10.
SKYN Elite are ultra-thin, ultra-soft condoms, and the box contains 10. According to the product information, they are stretchy and don't have the typical rubber smell of traditional condoms.
- 10 condoms
- Ultra thin
- Ultra soft
The essentials
SKYN Elite: what you need to know before you buy
Is it for you?
Who the SKYN Elite is for and who it isn't for
It suits you if…
- You want an ultra thin, ultra soft condom.
- The rubber smell of traditional condoms bothers you.
- You prefer a pack of 10.
- You want a latex-free condom: according to the product information, these are made of polyisoprene.
Better look elsewhere if…
- You want a pack with more than 10 condoms.
- You have a latex allergy and need a confirmed material.
- You're looking for a specific length or width.
Our usage tips
How to use SKYN Elite condoms
- Check the expiry date and that the wrapper is intact.
- Open the wrapper with your fingers, never with scissors or your teeth.
- Pinch the tip so no air is trapped. Then roll it down to the base while the penis is erect, before any genital contact.
- Add water-based or silicone lubricant if you need it. Not oils.
- Take it off after ejaculating, while the penis is still erect. Hold it at the base so it doesn't slip off or spill.
- Throw it in the bin, knotted or wrapped, never down the toilet.
After use
Do not clean them: each condom is single-use. Use a new one every time you have sex, and also if you switch from anal to vaginal penetration.
Our advice
- Keep the box away from heat and direct light. In a wallet, rubbing damages them.
- Don't wear two at once: the friction between them can make them break.
- If one breaks or slips off, ask at a pharmacy or your doctor's surgery about emergency contraception and preventing infections.
- If you notice itching, stinging or redness, stop using them.
- If you have a latex allergy, ask at a pharmacy before using them.
This is our own advice for any condom. We don't have manufacturer instructions for this model.
Specifications
SKYN Elite condoms: technical specifications
- Brand
- SKYN
- Model
- Elite
- Contents
- 10 condoms
- Finish
- Ultra thin and ultra soft
- Material
- Polyisoprene (SKYNFEEL), latex-free, according to the product information
- Length, nominal width and thickness
- Not confirmed
- Compatible lubricant
- Water-based or silicone, not oils (our advice)
Questions
SKYN Elite condoms: frequently asked questions
How many condoms are in a pack of SKYN Elite?
10. Each pack has 10 condoms.
Do SKYN Elite condoms smell of rubber?
No. SKYN Elite condoms don't have the typical rubber smell of traditional condoms.
Are SKYN Elite condoms ultra thin?
Yes. They are described as ultra thin and ultra soft, and also stretchy.
Are SKYN Elite condoms tested?
According to the product information, yes. They go through rigorous testing to offer the same safety as other quality ultra thin condoms.
Do SKYN Elite condoms contain latex?
According to the product information, no: they are made of polyisoprene (SKYNFEEL), a latex-free material. The same text also calls it "synthetic latex", because it is a manufactured material and not natural latex. If you have a latex allergy, ask at a pharmacy before using them.
What size are SKYN Elite condoms?
We have not confirmed the length, nominal width or thickness of SKYN Elite condoms. For that reason we can't tell you whether they suit a particular size.
What lubricant can I use with SKYN Elite condoms?
According to the product information they are made of polyisoprene, and with that material our advice is to use a water-based or silicone lubricant. Not oils: they can weaken the condom.
Before publishing this product sheet we check that every figure is in its sources and that what it says holds up. Product sheets that do not pass this check are not published.
Product sheet updated on October 17, 2026
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