Vegan Condoms

One of the huge benefits of the Durex Real Feel is that it is one of a small number of vegan condoms on the market.

Most condoms contain casein, which is a dairy derivative and, therefore, prohibited for most vegans who will not countenance anything animal-related on or inside their bodies.

Real Feel’s new formulation does not contain this ingredient but, whether you’re vegan or allergic to latex or not, the Real Feel is actually an excellent condom that would be appreciated by the wider population as a whole. It fits well and whatever it’s made of, is light enough that you really can feel through it.

The blurb says:

“With their technically advanced non-latex material Real Feel condoms are made to feel like human skin so both parties can get the “real feel” benefits of skin on skin on sex. Easy to slip on, transparent and lubricated for extra ease, Real Feel condoms are the perfect answer to naked, safe sex.”

I assume that it is made from material of a similar composition to that which special effects teams in the entertainment industry are now using for masks and other prosthetics. I came across such a substance for the first time recently when I was working with the Clone-A-Willy.

Ruf hates condoms and has always found it very difficult to climax whilst wearing one. When we first started out, because of my latex allergy, we tried Durex’s Avanti range. It was horrible – but still better than the other brand available at my local Family Planning Clinic which made Ruf’s pride and joy look as if it was encased in a cellophane wrapper like some kind of gift-wrapped confectionery. All it needed was a coloured ribbon. The Durex Avanti was a little more stylish but seemed to be made of some type of vinyl which meant that it stretched with movement and so didn’t fit well. It was a bit like shagging a plastic bag and often reminded me of one of the cling-film covered cold sausages that I occasionally put in my kids’ lunchboxes for school.

That’s why we decided to go bareback. He’d been thoroughly tested. I’d been in a relationship for over two decades so we had no fear of disease and, because I was getting on a bit, we made a huge error of judgement and didn’t even utilise the withdrawal method for contraceptive purposes. Which is how I ended up in a delicate condition and had to endure the surgical abortion which ensued.

If only Durex Real Feel condoms had been around then, we might have been a little more sensible – because even Ruf commented that he wouldn’t mind using these. They were soft which meant that we could both feel each other through the material. Durex did not exaggerate when they talked about retaining the skin on skin sensation. As I looked at his penis, I could see all the familiar veins. It did still remind me a little of a bank robber wearing a stocking over his head… but one with a very low denier.

I guess the vital question is ‘Did he come?’

Unfortunately, because of some physical problems on my part, he was not allowed to thrust vigorously and, although I achieved a very pleasant orgasm from his extremely gentle movements, he didn’t get there and, before I could persuade him to retain the prophylactic so that I could work some magic with my hands, he was pulling it off and fending for himself.

But, from what I learned prior to penetration when I was lubing him up, I would say that the chances are fairly high that he would have.

With the Durex Real Feel, it actually does do what it says on the box and you really can.