Have ever used Vegan condoms? Recently the Green Condom Club has created a range of condoms which do not contain casein - a milk-derived protein that’s used in the making of many rubber latex condoms. The New Vegan condoms are certified to European conformity, known as CE marking
The new vegan condoms are also gluten-free and paraben-free. The latter is a chemical commonly used as a preservative in cosmetics, which some have linked to breast cancer. Moreover, the condoms don’t have that distinctive plastic-like smell.
The chemical engineer found that condoms tend to have a European Class II Medical Device classification, meaning condom manufacturers do not have to indicate the components on the packaging.
The team began by distributing Ultra Glyde condoms through a subscription model, adding more sizes and the option to buy packs of 3 or 10 as the service grew in popularity. After several large orders, they decided to find a condom manufacturer to produce their own brand Vegan condoms. Speaking to various news agencies, the product was developed with engineers from a factory in China. The Chinese condoms factory was the only one they found that was prepared to present all of the ingredients used on the packet.
The condoms will soon be hitting supermarket and pharmacy shelves, but for now, they’re available to buy online with free shipping worldwide. The New Vegan condoms cost 4.90 euros for 3 or 12.90 euros for 10, including postage. Vergan condom suppliers and manufacturers. Email: linda@oemcondoms.com
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