Trojan ENZ Premium – 3 Lubricant Latex Condoms

Trojan ENZ Premium Lubricant Latex Condoms. Classic design with a reservoir tip. Premium lubricant. America’s #1 condom trusted for over 100 years. Triple tested Trojan quality. For contraception plus STI protection. Silky smooth lubricant to increase comfort & sensitivity. Special reservoir tip for extra safety. Trojan ENZ condoms feature a classic design with a reservoir tip. Made from premium quality latex to help reduce the risk of pregnancy & STLs. Each condom is electronically tested to help ensure reliability.

• Trojan ENZ Premium Lubricant Latex Condoms – 3 CT.
• Trojan ENZ Premium Lubricant Latex Condoms.
• Classic Design With A Reservoir Tip.
• Premium Lubricant.
• America’s #1 Condom Trusted For Over 100 Years.
• Triple Tested Trojan Quality.
• For Contraception Plus STI Protection.
• Latex condoms are intended to prevent pregnancy, HIV/AIDS, and other sexually transmitted infections.
• Silky smooth lubricant to increase comfort & sensitivity.
• Special reservoir tip for extra safety.
• Trojan ENZ condoms feature a classic design with a reservoir tip.
• Made from premium quality latex to help reduce the risk of pregnancy & STLs.
• Each condom is electronically tested to help ensure reliability.
• Important Information: Latex Condoms reduce the risk of transmitting STIs by providing a barrier against the source of the infection.
• However, they do not completely eliminate the risks of pregnancy and STIs.
• To get the most protection from a latex condom, use one correctly every time you have sex.
• There are many STIs.
• A latex condom can reduce the risk of STI transmission (such as HIV infection (AIDS) and gonorrhea) to or from the penis.
• However, some STIs (such as human papillomavirus (HPV) and herpes) can also be spread by other sexual contact.
• For additional information on condoms, STIs and pregnancy protection, or if you believe you have STI, contact a health care provider or public health agency.
• Condoms are highly effective against pregnancy, less than 2 woman in 100 get pregnant during one year of typical correct and consistent use.
• Other contraceptive methods are more or less effective than condoms.
• If you have any questions about birth control options, particularly because of health reasons for avoiding pregnancy, discuss with a health care provider for public health agency which would be your best choice.