Trojan

Trojan offers several condom varieties that contain spermicide. The following are the key options:

Trojan Supra Bareskin: These are made from polyisoprene and contain nonoxynol-9 spermicide for added pregnancy prevention.

Trojan Naturalamb: While primarily designed for pregnancy prevention, they may contain some spermicide, but it’s essential to check the packaging.

Trojan ENZ with Spermicidal Lubricant: These condoms are designed with a lubricated spermicide to help reduce the risk of pregnancy.

Always read the packaging or product description for specific information about spermicide content and effectiveness.

Trojan condoms typically have an expiration date printed on the packaging. They generally last about 3 to 5 years from the date of manufacture if stored properly. Here are some tips regarding expiration:

Check the Packaging: Always look for the expiration date on the box or individual wrapper.

Storage Conditions: Store condoms in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to maintain their effectiveness.

Signs of Damage: If the condom packaging is damaged, the condom itself feels sticky, brittle, or discolored, it's best to discard it, regardless of the expiration date.

Using condoms past their expiration date can increase the risk of breakage and reduce their effectiveness in preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Trojan Magnum is a line of larger-sized condoms produced by Trojan. Designed for those who find standard condoms too tight or uncomfortable, Magnum condoms offer extra room and comfort. Here are some key features:

Larger Size: Magnum condoms are wider and longer than regular condoms, providing a more comfortable fit.

Variety: The line includes various options, such as Magnum, Magnum Thin, and Magnum Ecstasy, catering to different preferences for sensation and thickness.

Material: Most Trojan Magnum condoms are made from latex, but some variants may use polyisoprene for those with latex allergies.