Glyde Ultra Slimfit Vegan Condoms 100 Bulk Pack

Glyde Ultra Slimfit – Vegan Condoms 100 Bulk Pack

100 Glyde Ultra Slimfit bulk pack premium vegan condom – registered with the Vegan Society since 2006

• Natural/transparent colour
• No flavour
• Standard shape with teat end
• Lubricated
• Nominal width: 49mm
• Length: 170mm
• Thickness: 0.062mm

Glyde condoms are dairy-free, glycerin-free, paraben-free

The 100% plant-based product can even be composted.

Boxes are made with 100% recycled cardboard and vegetable inks.

Please note that these boxes are not marked FDA Certified and so selling in the USA or Canada is prohibited.

GLYDE condoms are a high-quality product of GLYDE Health Pty. Ltd. from Sydney (Australia). They are manufactured and packed in a specially certified factory in Malaysia.

Since 2007, GLYDE condoms are also available in Europe, to make a condom you need much more than some latex milk:

In principle, each and every condom could very well be vegan – because it’s made of natural rubber latex, a plant-based substance which is made from a milky fluid harvested off rubber trees. Fortunately, the times when contraceptives were made from animal intestines are nearly over – although there is still one brand of condoms that is still made from lambskin fom New Zealand (“Naturalamb”, U.S.A.). Fortunately, these condoms must not be sold inside the E.U., so you can be sure you don’t accidentally stumble upon such an ugly thing.

To make condoms from the raw latex milk, various processes are required which in turn consist of several different steps. And it’s exactly here where there’s a big difference between vegan and non-vegan condoms – because one of the “helping hands” during rubber-making is casein. Of course, there’s no residue of that once the condom is ready, but nevertheless – as most manufacturers use it to make the rubber smooth and fine, most condoms cannot be called “vegan” at all, because “vegan” as we understand it does not only refer to the ingredients as such.

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