Quick answer

Choose Vanish® Hyperthin® if you want the thinnest possible latex feel with premium strength. Choose Super Sensitive™ if you prefer a softer latex and noticeably more lubricant. Both are vegan, non-GMO, and triple-tested, so the decision comes down to whether you prioritize minimal material or extra slickness.

How thinness and lubrication change the feel

Vanish® Hyperthin® is engineered to be among the thinnest latex condoms available, which reduces the barrier between you and your partner. That usually translates to sharper sensation and less of a 'condom feel' during use. Super Sensitive™ takes a different route: it uses ultra-soft vegan latex and adds 50% more premium lubricant. The extra lubricant can reduce friction and make the condom feel more natural, especially during longer sessions or when natural lubrication is low.

Neither approach is universally better. If you dislike the sensation of a thicker barrier, Vanish® Hyperthin® is the more direct answer. If you find that most condoms feel dry or drag, Super Sensitive™ may feel more comfortable even though it is not marketed as the thinnest option.

What the catalog tells you (and what it doesn't)

The supplied product facts do not include exact micron thickness for either condom, so you cannot rank them by a single number here. What we do know: Vanish® Hyperthin® is described as among the thinnest latex condoms available, and Super Sensitive™ is described as ultra-soft with 50% more premium lubricant. That means the trade-off is material thinness versus surface comfort.

Both are made from vegan latex and triple-tested for safety. Neither is lubricated with a numbing agent, so 'sensitive' here refers to feel, not desensitization. If you need a custom girth or length, MyONE® sizing is a separate decision covered in our fit guidance below.

Trade-offs at a glance

  • Thinness vs. lubrication: Vanish® Hyperthin® prioritizes minimal material for sharper sensation. Super Sensitive™ prioritizes soft latex and 50% more lubricant for reduced friction. Pick thinness for intensity; pick lubrication for comfort.
  • Standard fit vs. custom fit: Both Vanish® Hyperthin® and Super Sensitive™ come in standard sizes. MyONE® lets you choose a specific girth and length, like 55J (57mm width, 7.5 inches) or 64H (64mm width, 7 inches). If standard condoms slip or pinch, fix fit first, then choose thinness or lubrication.
  • Price vs. specificity: Vanish® Hyperthin® and Super Sensitive™ are lower-cost per pack. MyONE® custom fit costs more because it is sized to you. Start with a standard thin or lubricated option; upgrade to custom fit only if sizing is the problem.

Product facts

  • Vanish® Hyperthin® Condoms: Vanish® Hyperthin® condoms are among the thinnest latex condoms available, designed to maximize sensation while maintaining premium strength and safety. Best if your top priority is a barely-there feel and you are comfortable with standard sizing.
  • Super Sensitive™ Condoms: Super Sensitive™ condoms are made from ultra-soft, vegan latex and finished with 50% more premium lubricant. Best if you want a softer material feel and extra slip to reduce friction, even if it is not the thinnest option.
  • MyONE® Size 55J My Custom Fit® Condom: MyONE® Size 55J is a custom fit condom with 57mm nominal width and 7.5 inches length, made from super soft, vegan latex that is hyperthin and extra lubricated. If standard condoms feel too tight or too short, this size combines thinness and lubrication with a wider, longer fit.

Which should you choose?

Best for

  • People who want the thinnest possible latex feel and standard sizing works for them.
  • People who prefer extra lubricant and a softer latex feel over absolute thinness.
  • Anyone who wants a vegan, non-GMO, triple-tested condom without a custom size.

Not for

  • People who need a wider or longer fit than standard condoms provide; choose MyONE® sizing instead.
  • People who want a numbing or desensitizing effect; neither product is designed for that.
  • People who need non-latex material; both are latex-based.