Durex Mutual Climax

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Durex Mutual Climax condoms allow both parties to enjoy sex together without compromising on protection.

They contain a special numbing agent to help slow down the condom-wearer, allowing them to maintain a level of control so that the excitement can be prolonged.

The exterior of the condom also features ribs and dots to increase sensitivity and maximise pleasure.

You won’t have to sacrifice safety for pleasure; these condoms are designed to keep you protected whilst also allowing you to feel the closeness you desire.

With Prescription Doctor, you can buy Durex Mutual Climax condoms discreetly online. All items ordered online are dispatched from a UK-based pharmacy in plain packaging, which does not reveal the contents or origin of the parcel.

What Makes Durex Mutual Climax Condoms Different to Other Condoms?

Durex Mutual Climax condoms are different to regular condoms for a number of reasons.

They contain a numbing agent (anaesthetic) called Benzocaine to help slow the wearer down, allowing the receiving party to reach orgasm.

Durex coat each condom with additional lubrication on the outside to prevent friction and discomfort.

The outside of the condom has ribs and dots embedded into the latex to help increase pleasure.

The translucent latex is made to feel skin-like and intimate while still retaining the strength and reliability Durex is known for.

Durex manufactures their condoms to minimise the distracting smell other condoms have.

Who Are Durex Mutual Climax Condoms Best For?

Durex Mutual Climax condoms are best for people who want to enjoy sex for longer. They’re effective at delaying ejaculation for the wearer while heightening the pleasure of the receiver, thanks to the added texture of the condom. This makes them ideal for those wishing to extend the pleasure and feel closer to their partner.

If you experience premature ejaculation, even while using Durex Mutual Climax condoms, you can take out an online confidential consultation with one of our online doctors.

Durex sources its latex as ethically as possible, making these condoms an ideal choice for those who are environmentally conscious.

These condoms are not suitable for those with a latex allergy. If you or your partner have an allergy to latex, there are latex-free condoms available.

If you or your partner have had an allergic reaction to topical anaesthetics such as benzocaine or lidocaine in the past, do not use Durex Mutual Climax condoms.

How Safe Are Durex Mutual Climax Condoms?

No contraceptive method is 100% effective. The NHS states that condoms are up to 98% effective when they are used correctly. This means that if 100 women use condoms as their main form of contraception for a year, only 2 will become pregnant. However, when typical use is considered, condoms are closer to being 82% effective.

Durex condoms undergo 100% electronic testing to ensure they are strong and reliable. Each batch also undergoes 5 additional quality checks to meet Durex’s stringent standards.

To further protect from unwanted pregnancies, other forms of contraception, such as the combined contraceptive pill and mini pill, can be considered and used alongside condoms.

Only condoms can protect from STIs such as chlamydia, gonorrhoea and HIV.

What is the Best Way to Use Durex Mutual Climax Condoms?

You should only use a condom once. Never try to wear two condoms at once. Always use a fresh condom if you are switching between different types of sex (for example, oral, vaginal and anal).

Ensure you put on the condom before the penis touches your partner, as this is a highly effective practice to prevent pregnancy and STIs.

Always check the condom's expiry date, usually printed on the box and on the outside of each individual wrapper.

Never use scissors or anything sharp, like your teeth, to open the condom packaging, as this could damage the condom.

To remove the condom from the wrapper, carefully tear it from the serrated edge of the condom wrapper.

To apply the condom, you should pinch the tip and roll it carefully down the shaft of the penis. Ensure there are no air bubbles. The condom should feel tight but comfortable and secure.

If you notice the condom split during sex, remove the broken condom and put a new condom on. You and your partner should also speak to a doctor or pharmacist or visit a sexual health clinic as soon as possible after a condom splits, leaks, or slips during sex because you may need emergency contraception or an STI test.

After having sex, hold the base of the condom when withdrawing your penis to prevent spillage. Carefully remove the condom and discard it in the bin.

Use a lubricant for extra comfort if needed. Never use oil-based lubricants, as these can damage the latex. If in doubt, always read the packaging. For anal sex, additional lubricant should be used on the outside of the condom. Do not use Durex Tingle or Embrace with this product.

You can find more details about effective use of condoms on the NHS website. 

Durex Mutual Climax Contraindications and Warnings

Durex Mutual Climax may not be suitable for everyone because it's made from natural rubber latex and contains an anaesthetic. That’s why it is important to read the package leaflet before using Durex Mutual Climax condoms.

Do not use  Durex Mutual Climax condoms if you:

• Have a latex allergy
• Are allergic to Benzocaine
• Or your partner has inflamed or broken skin

You should stop using Durex Mutual Climax condoms if you feel any discomfort or irritation while using them. For some people, Benzocaine Performa™ lubricant can cause a rash, irritation, burning, or itching. If you do, stop using them and see a doctor if your symptoms do not improve. Avoid contact with your eyes when using the lubricant and wash it off after use.

Get urgent medical help if you or your partner experiences breathing difficulties or gets blue lips while using these condoms. 

Durex Mutual Climax During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, before using Durex Mutual Climax condoms, speak to a clinician to find out if they are safe to use.

How Should I Store Durex Mutual Climax Condoms?

All condoms should be stored in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight.

Do not store condoms in your wallet or glove compartment, as the heat can damage the latex and weaken the integrity of the condom.

Always store condoms out of the sight and reach of children.

Never flush condoms or their packaging down the toilet.

Always throw away condoms that have passed their expiry date. Expired condoms are more prone to tearing, increasing the risk of unwanted pregnancy and the spread of STIs.

Struggling to Keep an Erection?

An erection is needed to both put the condom on and prevent it from falling off during sex.

If you have difficulty keeping an erection during sex, you can take a confidential online consultation with our doctor to find an appropriate erectile dysfunction treatment for you.