Choosing a condom usually starts with two questions: how many you need and who's wearing it. The Durex Pleasure Pack answers with a 42-count box of lubricated latex condoms in a regular fit. The FC2 Female Condoms take a different route with 12 pre-lubricated, non-latex nitrile inserts that the receiving partner places internally. The price gap between the two is just over $23, so your decision comes down to quantity versus specialty design.
Quick Verdict
The Durex Pleasure Pack is the better pick if you want a plentiful, varied supply of standard male condoms and don't need latex-free protection. The FC2 Female Condoms are the better match if you're looking for an internal, non-latex condom that offers a soft, loose fit. For most regular use, the Durex pack gives you more protection for less outlay; for specific non-latex needs, the FC2 box is worth the jump.
At a Glance
| Product | Price | Quantity | Price per condom | Fit | Price Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Durex Pleasure Pack Assorted Condoms 42 Count Lubricated Regular Fit | $21.45 | 42 condoms | $0.51 | Regular fit | |
| FC2 Female Condoms - Non-Latex Nitrile, Soft Loose Fit (12 Count) Exp.2027 | $44.66 | 12 condoms | $3.72 | Soft, loose fit |
Where Each Product Wins
For quantity and everyday value, the Durex Pleasure Pack wins. It includes four types of lubricated natural latex condoms, from Extra Sensitive ultra-thin options to Performax Intense delay condoms with a desensitizing lubricant. The regular fit makes it a straightforward choice for anyone comfortable with latex.
For a non-latex internal option, the FC2 Female Condoms win. They're made from nitrile, pre-lubricated, and individually sealed, with a soft loose fit that reduces friction. They suit vaginal use and provide an alternative for people with latex sensitivities or allergies.
Product Notes
Durex Pleasure Pack Assorted Condoms 42 Count Lubricated Regular Fit
The Durex Pleasure Pack lives up to its name by offering an assortment of lubricated latex condoms. Its 42-count box includes four types: Extra Sensitive ultra-thin condoms for skin-on-skin feel and Performax Intense delay condoms with a desensitizing lubricant. The regular fit is designed for close, comfortable wear, and the package includes instructions. The main reason to reach for this box is the sheer variety and quantity-you get a wide range of sensations for everyday use. The limitation is that it's a latex male condom, so if you or a partner has a latex sensitivity or you want an internal alternative, this pack won't meet that need.
FC2 Female Condoms - Non-Latex Nitrile, Soft Loose Fit (12 Count) Exp.2027
The FC2 Female Condoms bring a different design: a non-latex nitrile condom that the receiving partner inserts before intercourse. Each of the 12 condoms is pre-lubricated and individually sealed, and the soft, loose fit is meant to reduce friction and feel more natural. The clear reason to choose this box is the non-latex material, making it an excellent choice for people with latex sensitivities or allergies. The trade-off is the higher per-condom cost and smaller overall supply-you're paying more for a specialized internal option. The box also carries a 2027 expiration, so it's fine to keep on hand for when you need it.
Final Choice by Use Case
Choose the Durex Pleasure Pack if you're buying for a latex-tolerant user who wants a large, assorted supply of regular-fit male condoms. Choose the FC2 Female Condoms if you need a non-latex internal condom, if the receiving partner wants insertion control, or if a softer, looser fit sounds more comfortable.
