Quick verdict
If you're deciding between a pack of lubricated latex female condoms and a box of Trojan Extended Pleasure Condoms, you're comparing two very different paths to sexual wellness protection. The female condom pack is priced at $9.99, while the Trojan box costs $14.50. The first is a female condom that can be used when an erection isn't present. The second is designed for the penis and includes a special lubricant inside to help prolong intimacy. That's a meaningful distinction: one product changes who wears the protection, and the other changes how the condom performs during sex. So before you pick, think about who will be wearing it and whether climax control is the main goal. Choose by what you'll actually use: a female condom or a supply of condoms built to help you control climax.
Comparison table
| Product | Price | Pack Size | What It Does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Female Lubricated Condoms | $9.99 | 2 condoms | Internal condom with lubricant for women |
| Trojan Extended Pleasure Condoms | $14.50 | 12 condoms | Male condom with a desensitizing lubricant to help delay climax and extend pleasure |
Where each product wins
- The Trojan box wins for quantity. You get a much larger supply in a single purchase, making it the better pick if you're looking for a ready reserve of condoms.
- The female condom option wins for its design approach. It gives couples a different way to share protection.
Product notes
Female Lubricated Condoms
This is the internal option. Made of latex and pre-lubricated, it's designed to be worn by the woman so that after fitting, the partner can move freely without worrying about the condom slipping. It can also support intimate activity without an erection, which gives it a role beyond standard condoms. One strong reason to choose it is the freedom of movement it offers during sex. The main limitation is the small number in the pack; if this becomes your go-to, you'll need to buy more frequently. That makes it a better starting point for trying a female condom than for building a long-term supply.
Trojan Extended Pleasure Condoms
This is the condom designed for the penis. The key feature is a special lubricant inside that contains benzocaine, a mild male genital desensitizer. That helps prevent premature ejaculation and supports longer lovemaking, while a silky-smooth lubricant on the outside is meant for comfort. The reservoir end adds an extra layer of safety. The concrete reason to choose it is the built-in climax control: you're getting a condom that actively works to delay ejaculation, not just prevent pregnancy. The limitation is that this is a product focused on the male anatomy; it won't offer the freedom of the female condom. If you're sharing protection responsibilities with a partner who wants the woman-worn option, this won't cover that preference.
Final choice by use case
If you want a single product to cover both options, that doesn't exist here; these are two different experiences. One is a woman-worn design, the other is designed for the penis. So pick based on your main goal.
- Go with Trojan Extended Pleasure if you want a male condom specifically designed to help you last longer, and you prefer a reservoir-end design for added safety.
- Go with the female condoms if you want the woman-worn alternative.
