Polyurethane condoms doesn’t break down when exposed to oils

Using Non-Latex Condoms with different types intimate Lubricants. That’s all great if you are using a latex condom, but what if you are using another material? Non-latex condoms are growing in popularity, and for the most part, you should follow the same general rules when pairing them with a personal lube. Here list what you need to know. Polyurethane condoms use a non-porous material that doesn’t break down when exposed to oils. However, polyurethane may be more susceptible to breakage than latex. The FDA approves polyurethane as a latex alternative, noting that the material protects against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, but recommending latex over polyurethane. So we can use the new material condom freely without any fear.

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