The thin condom that doesn't feel dry, doesn't smell like latex, and doesn't slip.
0.045 mm latex with a hyaluronic water lube. Nothing added.
- Electronically tested
- Fragrance-free
- Silicone-free
- Nothing added
- Ships in a plain box
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Thin is a tie. Wet is the difference.
Durex Invisible is 45 microns. Trojan BareSkin Raw is 46. Ours is 45. Nobody wins on thin anymore — what you actually feel by the end is the lube, and theirs is 30-year-old silicone.
Thin, not fragile
0.045 mm latex, the same thickness as the thinnest big-brand condoms, electronically tested one by one.
Wet the whole time
Hyaluronic-acid water lube holds moisture instead of going tacky, so nothing dries out halfway through, and she isn't sore after.
Nothing you can smell
No fragrance, no silicone, no latex smell on your hands, on the sheets, or in the room afterward.
The default one isn't the best one.
It's just the one at the register.
| Drugstore | "Ultra-thin" | FuelGood 003 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thickness | ~70 µm | 45 µm | 45 µm |
| Lube | Silicone | Silicone | Hyaluronic water |
| Smell | Latex | Latex | None |
| Rinses off | No | No | Yes |
What's in it
Two ingredients. That's the list.
Natural rubber latex, 0.045 mm
Thin enough to forget, thick enough to pass the electronic pinhole test. Every one, before it's rolled.
Hyaluronic acid, water-based
The water-holding molecule in skin serums. Here it keeps the lube slick instead of drying into a tacky film. Rinses off with water.
Nothing else
No fragrance, no spermicide, no glycerin, no silicone. If you can smell it, it isn't ours.
Questions
Thin means it breaks, right?
Thin and untested breaks. Every one of ours passes an electronic pinhole test, and 0.045 mm is the same thickness the biggest brands sell as their thinnest.
Is hyaluronic acid safe there?
It's the water-holding molecule already in skin and in most face serums. The lube is water-based, fragrance-free, and silicone-free.
What size is it?
52 mm nominal width — the standard fit. If Magnum is your size, this will run snug.
Is it latex?
Yes, natural rubber latex. If you have a latex allergy this is not for you.
What does the box look like when it arrives?
A plain box with no product name on the outside. The shipping label says FuelGood, nothing else.
Why is it more than Durex or Trojan?
Because thin is where they stopped. The lube is hyaluronic instead of silicone, there's no fragrance, and it arrives in a box you'd leave on the nightstand. If you can't tell the difference, you get your money back.
Try one box. If it's not for you, we'll make it right.
30-day money-back guarantee on your first order.
- 30-day money-back guarantee on your first box
- Plain box, plain label, every time
- Fragrance-free, silicone-free, electronically tested
Our guarantee
Order a box. If it isn't what you expected, email us within 30 days and we'll refund your first order. No forms, no hassle.
Try Them Today →Use one, every time, start to finish. Check the date on the wrapper. Store at room temperature, not in a wallet or a hot car.
Latex condoms are intended to help reduce the risk of pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) when used correctly every time you have sex. They do not completely eliminate those risks. Caution: this product contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions.