The first condoms created by Julius Schmid were formed from the intestine of lambs. Lambskin condoms, which are also known as sheepskin condoms, can be described as the most natural condoms ever made available to men. As of 1990, condom made of lamb intestine accounted for 5.5% of the market, and because of their higher price, for 20% of retail sales. This manufacturing process remains relatively unchanged since Schmid first manufactured condom: the intestine are washed, defatted, and salted. The raw skins are then shipped to the finishing plants. New Zealand, which feed large numbers of sheep, is the primary source and initial processing center for most lambskin condoms.
Latex condoms are used for most of today’s market. Because rubber latex is a natural material, it can vary greatly in strength and elasticity. Condom manufacturers add chemicals to the latex to stabilize and standardize the composition of the latex. Many condom brands also add talc, lubricants, or spermicides to the condoms before they are packaged.
Nowadays, there also created new material of condoms. Such as polyurethane condoms and polyisoprene condoms. OEM brand condoms manufacturers and suppliers. Email: linda@oemcondoms.com
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