When you're weighing condom or sexual wellness protection products, the decision often starts with a simple question: do you want a compact, texture-specific pack or a larger option with more variety? The Ultra Ribbed 10 Count Pack and the Durex Pleasure Pack Assorted Condoms 42 Count sit on opposite sides of that choice. Both are lubricated, so the real difference comes down to texture, count, and price. The ribbed option costs $8.99 for a 10-count, while the Durex assortment costs $21.45 for a 42-count.
Quick verdict
If your priority is a lower upfront price and a ribbed feel, the Ultra Ribbed pack is the direct pick. If you'd rather stock up with a wider selection of regular-fit condoms, the Durex Pleasure Pack is the more versatile buy, even though it costs more to start.
At a glance
| Product | Price | Price bar | Count | What stands out |
| Ultra Ribbed 10 Count Pack | $8.99 | | 10 | Extra ribbed, electronically tested |
| Durex Pleasure Pack Assorted Condoms | $21.45 | | 42 | Assorted regular-fit styles, includes Extra Sensitive and Performax Intense |
Where each product wins
The Ultra Ribbed pack wins on price and texture. You get a lower initial cost and a ribbed design with deep ribbing plus UltraSmooth lubricant, which makes it an easy pick if you know you want that particular sensation.
The Durex Pleasure Pack wins on variety and supply. It includes an assortment of styles, so you can switch between Extra Sensitive ultra-thin and Performax Intense delay condoms, and the larger box means you won't run out as quickly.
Product notes
Ultra Ribbed Pack
Pick this one when you want a ribbed condom without a big initial spend. The extra ribbed texture and deep ribbing at the base and end are designed for increased stimulation, and the UltraSmooth lubricant aims to enhance sensitivity for both partners. Each condom is electronically tested, and the quality latex is designed to help reduce the risk of unintended pregnancy and STIs. The comfort shape is meant to allow freedom of movement, and the pack has a listed expiration date of October 1, 2025. The trade-off is the smaller supply: this is a compact pack, so if you make it your go-to, you'll likely need to reorder sooner than with a larger option.
Durex Pleasure Pack
Choose the Durex Pleasure Pack when you want more condoms per purchase and a mix of styles. The larger box includes four types, including Extra Sensitive ultra-thin condoms and Performax Intense delay condoms with a desensitizing lubricant containing benzocaine. The regular fit is designed for a close, comfortable fit, and the pack is FSA/HSA eligible. The box also contains package instructions, which can be useful if you're new to condoms. The limitation is the larger upfront price: it's a bigger spend than the smaller ribbed option, and if your main goal is a ribbed feel, the other product is more directly matched to that texture.
Final choice by use case
- Choose the Ultra Ribbed Pack if you want a lower-priced, compact way to get a ribbed condom.
- Choose the Durex Pleasure Pack if you want a larger supply with multiple styles to rotate through and don't mind paying more upfront.
