The Beret Condom 0.05mm With Hyaluronic Acid x 12

• 100% natural rubber latex condom
• Electronically triple tested for safety
• Unique Buttercup design (never guess which way is up!)
• TGA approved and registered
• Water-based Hyaluronic Lubricant
• 0.05mm ultra-thin
• Low-odour & fragrance free
• Vegan & Gluten Free
• au Naturel & Free of Synthetic Ingredients

Made With:

Natural Rubber Latex, Sodium Hyaluron (Hyaluronic Acid Lubricant), Cornstarch Powder, Magnesium Carbonate

Made Without:

Parabens, Animal Products (Casien), Synthetic Colourants, Petrochemicals, Nitrosamines, Synthetic Flavouring, Glycerin, Gluten, Fragrance

Q:- What size is the 005 Frenchie Beret?

A:- The Frenchie Beret 005 is 53mm wide by 180mm long with a teat end. This is the most common size and should fit most comfortably. If you have a request for different size please tell us here

Q:- How thin is the condom?

A:- One of the thinnest latex condoms on the market, with a nominal thickness of 0.0055mm (a standard condom thickness is between 0.0065mm to 0.007mm thick). Yes very very thin, meaning maximum oh la la sexy time without compromising quality.

Q:- Is it safe to use and will it break?

A:- Our condoms are electronically triple tested for safety to ensure no accidental breakage. Manufactured in a world class facility in Malaysia and registered as a Class IIb medical device in Australia under the strict guidance of the Therapeutic Guide of Australia otherwise known as the TGA. Condoms when used correctly can be the most effective form of contraception and can reduce the likelihood of sexually transmitted infections transmission.

Q:- Will they make me a better lover?

A:- Unfortunately not hot stuff, they will however assist with unwanted pregnancies and act as a barrier to protect you from sexually transmitted infections. But look no further, we've got your back! Learn how to be an exceptional lover here

Q:- Do Frenchie’s have the strong smell of rubber?

A:- Whilst they may not smell like Chanel No5 they do not smell like a burnt rubber or smelly feet. This is because during the manufacturing process the natural rubber latex is stripped and washed multiple times through the world class manufacturing line ensuring product integrity and quality.

Q:- What is the shelf life and expiry date, does it have one?

A:- Yes, each Frenchie beret is tested vigorously and guarantee a 5 year shelf life. Each box will have batch code and expiry date printed on the bottom.

Q:- Are your condoms vegan and cruelty free?

A:- Indeed they are, no animal by products such as Casein are used to strip the rubber latex during the production of Frenchie. We use 100% natural ingredients with no nasties or hidden surprises. That means no sugar, no animal protein, no chemicals, no gluten, no glycerine, no parabens, hormones or spermicides.

Q:- How shall I store my Frenchie Beret’s?

A:- Please store out of direct sunlight and optimal storage temp of 15c – 35c. Once used please dispose of correctly in the trash.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

BEFORE SEX

1. Check the expiry date on the bottom of your Frenchie buttercup (each condom will have a printed expiry date and batch number) Do not use expired condoms. For single use only!
2. Gently remove the foil seal from the buttercup, being careful not to damage the condom with fingernails, teeth or jewellery.
3. Condoms only roll one way, and thanks to Frenchie it’s now easy to know which way that is. The condom is the right way up in the buttercup, so simply remove it from the cup by the reservoir tip.
4. Squeeze the reservoir end of the condom gently, between the thumb and the forefinger to expel the air out of the tip, while placing the condom over the head of the erect penis. This must be done before any contact occurs between the penis and the partner’s body to assist in the prevention of sexually transmitted infectious and pregnancy. Trapped air can make the condom susceptible to damage during sex. Roll all the way to the base of the penis, but do not fully unroll the condom.
5. Check to make sure your condom is fitted properly. It should not be slipping off or excessively tight on the penis. This could lead to breakage or the condom falling off during intercourse.

AFTER SEX

1. After ejaculation, slowly remove the condom while penis is still erect so that the condom doesn’t slip off. Hold on to the rim of the condom during removal to avoid leakage.
2. It is important not to permit the penis or used condom to touch the vagina or anus area after removal.
3. Tie the end of the removed condom and dispose of hygienically and thoughfully. DO NOT flush the condom down the toilet. Wrap it in tissue and place in a bin. In the event of the condom falling off or breaking during sex, withdraw the penis immediately and do not ejaculate. Your doctor can give advice on the best course of action.

Chances are you’re a pro at this, but just incase you forgot here’s some information that will make sure you are getting the best protection and having the safest, sexiest fun possible.

BEFORE SEX

1. If extra lubrication is needed, use water-based lubricants only!
2. DO NOT USE OIL BASED LUBRICANTS such as petroleum jelly, mineral oil and cold cream, as they may weaken the condom and cause subsequent failure of the product. So can some topical medicines that are applied to the penis, vagina or anus. If you are not sure about the effect of the medicines you’re using on condoms, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
3. Do not use the condom if the rubber material is sticky or brittle or the individual container is obviously damaged.
4. Seek medical assistance as soon as possible, at least within 72 hours should a condom leak or burst during use.
5. Condoms are for single use only, reused condom could increase the risk of breakage and infection.
6. When used correctly every time you have sex, latex condoms help prevent pregnancy, reduce the risk of transmitting HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infectious.
7. No method of contraception can provide 100% protection against pregnancy or transmission of HIV and STIs. If you suspect that you or your partner may have become pregnant or infected, consult your doctor immediately.
8. If you are allergic to natural rubber latex products, consult your doctor for advice before use. Natural rubber latex can cause allergic reactions including anaphylactic shock.
9. Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight.
10. Keep away from children. Can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken condom fragments.
11. Normal condoms are for vaginal use only, not for anal sex. Use of condom during oral sex increase the risk of asphyxiation or choking.
12. Condom is a medical device to be used by adults.
13. Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to the device should be reported to the manufacturer and the competent authority of the Member State in which the user and/or patient is established.
14. These condoms conform to International standards ISO 4074/EN ISO 4074