Frequently Asked Questions
How much thinner are Lifestyles BareBack condoms compared to standard Ansell latex condoms?
Lifestyles BareBack condoms are manufactured at 48-60 microns, which is 20-30% thinner than standard Ansell latex condoms that have a thickness of 70-80 microns. This ultra-thin design enhances penis sensation while maintaining structural integrity.
What is the key material difference between Ansell's Skyn and Lifestyles condom lines?
Skyn condoms are made from polyisoprene, a non-latex material that provides barrier protection for users with latex allergies. Lifestyles condoms are manufactured using traditional natural rubber latex.
How do Ansell's Skyn condoms differ from other non-latex options like polyurethane in terms of sensation?
Clinical studies show that Skyn polyisoprene condoms provide 20% better heat transmission compared to polyurethane, allowing for enhanced penis sensation and a more natural feel during intercourse.
Which Ansell condom line is vegan-certified and manufactured without animal-derived ingredients?
Skyn condoms are produced in dedicated latex-free facilities using synthetic polyisoprene, which does not contain the animal-derived casein proteins often found in latex condoms, making them suitable for vegan users.
How do Ansell's electronic testing procedures for condoms exceed FDA requirements?
Every single Ansell condom undergoes three separate electronic tests to detect holes, tears, and defects before packaging. This triple testing process surpasses FDA standards, ensuring reliable barrier protection against pregnancy and STIs.
What percentage of users preferred Skyn condoms over competitors' products in blind clinical trials?
In blind clinical trials, 66% of participants preferred Skyn condoms over competing brands, with 97% overall user satisfaction reported.
Which Ansell latex condom is specifically designed for men with larger penis girth and length?
Lifestyles KYNG condoms are crafted with extra width and length to accommodate men with larger penis sizes, providing a comfortable fit without compromising barrier protection.
How long has Ansell been manufacturing condoms, and how does this experience set them apart?
Founded in 1905 in Australia, Ansell has over 120 years of experience in manufacturing latex and rubber products. This expertise, spanning from early 20th-century condoms to modern polyisoprene innovations, establishes their credibility and sets them apart in the industry.
What year did Ansell launch Skyn as the first FDA-approved polyisoprene condom in the US market?
Ansell launched Skyn in 2008 as the first clinically-approved polyisoprene condom in the US market, revolutionizing latex-free options for users with allergies while maintaining the same level of pregnancy and STI protection as latex condoms.
How do Ansell's manufacturing facilities ensure consistent condom quality and reliability?
Ansell operates ISO-certified manufacturing plants in Thailand and India that meet international standards for medical device production. This ensures consistent condom reliability in preventing pregnancy and STIs during vaginal, anal, and oral sex.