Quick answer
To use climax control condoms effectively, apply them correctly before any genital contact and allow the internal delay lubricant a few minutes to activate. This gives you more control without changing your routine.
How the delay lubricant works
Climax control condoms have a heat-activated lubricant on the inside that contains a mild numbing agent (usually benzocaine or a similar ingredient). Once your body heat activates it, the lubricant slightly reduces sensitivity, helping you last longer without affecting your partner's sensation.
The delay is subtle—it doesn't make you numb, just less reactive. This means you stay in control while still feeling pleasure. It works best when you follow the timing and application steps correctly.
How to use climax control condoms step by step
- 1. Check the wrapper and expiration date: Before opening, check that the condom wrapper is intact and the expiration date hasn't passed. Squeeze the package gently to feel for air—if it's flat or torn, discard it. Climax control condoms rely on a special internal lubricant, so any damage to the wrapper can affect its effectiveness. Always inspect the wrapper before use. A damaged wrapper means the delay lubricant may have dried out.
- 2. Apply before any genital contact: Put the condom on as soon as the penis is erect and before any vaginal or anal contact. Pinch the tip to leave a small reservoir for semen, then roll the condom down to the base. If the condom is put on upside down, discard it and use a new one—do not flip it over. Pre-ejaculate can contain sperm and also wash away the delay lubricant. Put the condom on early.
- 3. Wait 1–2 minutes for the lubricant to activate: After putting the condom on, pause for 1–2 minutes before penetration. Body heat activates the climax control lubricant on the inside. During this time, you can engage in foreplay or simply relax. If you start too soon, the delay effect may be weaker. Don't rush. A short pause lets the lubricant warm up and work as intended.
- 4. Use additional lubricant on the outside if needed: Climax control condoms come pre-lubricated on the outside, but you may want extra lube for comfort or longer sessions. Use a water-based or silicone-based lubricant—never oil-based, which can damage latex. Apply a few drops to the outside of the condom after it's on. Extra lube reduces friction and makes longer sessions more comfortable for both partners.
- 5. After ejaculation, hold the base and withdraw: Immediately after ejaculation and while the penis is still erect, hold the condom at the base and withdraw carefully. This prevents semen from spilling. Climax control condoms are designed for single use only—do not reuse or flip them inside out. Always hold the base when withdrawing. Spills can happen if you wait too long or lose your erection.
Product facts
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Durex Prolong Lubricated Latex Condoms: Durex Prolong condoms contain a heat activated climax control lubricant on the inside. This lubricant reduces sensitivity for you while keeping full sensation for your partner, so you can last longer without sacrificing mutual pleasure.
Durex Prolong Lubricated Latex Condoms
