Choosing a condom usually starts with a trade-off: you want more condoms per pack, a specific fit, a latex-free material, or added texture for sensation. The four products here cover those different priorities, with a price spread from USD 11.43 to USD 45.99.
Quick take: Start by deciding which trade-off matters most: total count, a trial pack, material, or price. Each product in this group tends to one of those priorities.
Price comparison
| Product | Price | Bar | Pack Size |
| Durex Pleasure Pack Assorted Condoms 42 Count | USD 24.99 | | 42 |
| Magnum Lubricated Condoms, 3 Count | USD 15.48 | | 3 |
| Ultra-Thin Latex-Free Condoms, 36 Count - Large Size, Lubricated for Comfort | USD 45.99 | | 36 |
| Durex Condom Prolong Natural Latex Condoms, 12 Count - Ultra Fine, Ribbed and Do | USD 11.43 | | 12 |
Decision matrix
Which one should you start with?
- Durex Pleasure Pack Assorted Condoms: choose this when your priority is total count.
- Magnum Lubricated Condoms: choose this when you want a small trial pack.
- Ultra-Thin Latex-Free Condoms: choose this when the material itself is the main concern.
- Durex Condom Prolong Natural Latex Condoms: choose this when you want a lower upfront price.
Product notes
Durex Pleasure Pack Assorted Condoms 42 Count Lubricated Regular Fit
This pack holds 42 condoms across four styles, making it the highest-count option in this comparison. The assortment includes Extra Sensitive ultra-thin condoms and Performax Intense delay condoms with 5% Benzocaine desensitizing lube, so you can rotate between a thinner feel and endurance support without separate boxes. It comes in a regular 56mm fit with extra lubrication, making it a straightforward standard-size choice. The trade-off is that the whole box is natural latex, so it is not the right pick when you need a latex-free material. You also do not control exactly how many of each style are in the mix.
Magnum Lubricated Condoms, 3 Count
The Magnum option is a 3-count pack that is described as a large-size latex condom with a reservoir end and extra lubricant. It is a focused pick for someone who wants to test a roomier fit without committing to a larger box. The reason to choose it is the trial-pack size: you can see if a larger fit works before buying dozens. The limitation is that three condoms will not last long for regular use, and the total price in the comparison is higher than the 12-count Durex Prolong in absolute terms, though the product types differ.
Ultra-Thin Latex-Free Condoms, 36 Count - Large Size, Lubricated for Comfort
This is the highest-priced product in the comparison, and it also brings the only latex-free construction in this group. The title calls out large size, and the description points to polyisoprene material and SKYNFEEL technology, along with a stated design that is 15% thinner than standard non-latex condoms. If you need a latex-free option and want more than a trial pack, the 36-count box gives you a solid supply. The drawback is the upfront cost, which is higher than any other option here. It is also a large-size product, so it may not be the fit you need if you are looking for a regular-size condom.
Durex Condom Prolong Natural Latex Condoms, 12 Count - Ultra Fine, Ribbed and Do
The main draw of Durex Prolong is the delay feature: the description calls out 5% Benzocaine in the lubricant to help a partner last longer. It also includes ribbed and dotted textures, and the attributes add delay and climax control to the list. The regular 56mm fit matches the Pleasure Pack, making it a comfortable standard-size choice. The limitation is that 12 condoms is a modest supply compared with the 36- and 42-count packs, and the product is latex, so non-latex shoppers need to look elsewhere.
Final recommendation by use case
For the highest count, choose Durex Pleasure Pack. For a trial pack, choose Magnum. For a material-focused choice, choose Ultra-Thin Latex-Free. For a lower upfront price, choose Durex Prolong.
