Well, let's start off by stating the obvious. These are latex condoms and they protect against pregnancy and STI/STDs. Do not use them if you are allergic to latex. They do make latex-free condoms, so if you are allergic to latex, look for the ones that don't have latex. It is possible to find them, I promise! These condoms do include instructions and provide an expiration date so you know when you need to get rid of them.

If you are new to the sexual world and you are looking for something that is going to stimulate you a little more, I would recommend these condoms. They are great for vaginal intercourse and I have also heard that they work well for anal as well. My experience with these condoms, overall, is pretty good. They are condoms that I would use again if needed. On a scale of 1-10, I would rate them at about a 5.

Like I said before, they are good for people new to having sex or for someone looking to do a little experimenting in the bedroom just to see if it works. They provide a good value and are definitely something that you could buy as a gag gift or if you are throwing a bachelorette/bachelor party. Or, if you want to have a dirty Christmas, you can use these as stocking stuffers. It makes for a nice surprise Christmas morning when you find a rubber in your stocking. If you ever had the idea of a pinata at a bachelor/bachelorette party, you can stuff the pinata with condoms and small sample bottles of lubricant. Or make up a fun gift basket that includes condoms, lube and maybe something a little sexy. Your girlfriends, as well as your guy friends, will love it. Make sure there is something in there for both him and her and let them know about your experience with it as well. Never buy anything for someone else that you wouldn't buy for yourself.