Yes — CondomDepot.com has been operating since 1996 and is one of the largest online condom retailers in the United States. We’ve earned Google’s Top Quality Store badge (2025), the Bizrate Circle of Excellence five years running, and maintain a 4.5+ star Google rating with over 5,000 customer reviews. All products are FDA-cleared and shipped in discreet packaging.

Yes. The site uses secure, encrypted checkout powered by WooPayments. Your billing statement will show YABAI DIST — not CondomDepot — for complete privacy. We’ve safely processed millions of orders since 1996.

YABAI DIST is CondomDepot’s discreet billing name (Yabai Distribution LLC). It appears instead of “Condom Depot” on your bank or credit card statement to protect your privacy. If you see this charge, it’s from an order you placed on CondomDepot.com.

Yes. Every condom sold on CondomDepot.com is FDA-cleared for safety and efficacy. We source directly from manufacturers and never sell novelty or non-protective products unless clearly labeled as such.

Yes. All orders ship in plain, unmarked brown boxes or padded envelopes with no indication of the contents. There is no CondomDepot branding on the outside of any package. The return address shows our company name only — no product references. Your privacy is our top priority.

Yes! We offer free standard shipping on all USA orders over $49. Orders under $49 ship for a flat rate. Expedited shipping options are available at checkout.

Standard shipping typically takes 3–5 business days within the continental US. Expedited options are available at checkout for faster delivery.

CondomDepot primarily ships within the United States. Check the site at checkout for current international shipping availability and rates.

Yes. You’ll receive a tracking number via email once your order ships. You can use this to track your package through the carrier’s website.

For health and safety reasons, opened condom products cannot be returned. Damaged or defective items are always eligible for replacement. Unopened, sealed items may be returned — contact our customer support team for instructions.

Condom fit depends on both length and width (girth). Measure your erect circumference at the widest point and compare it to our Condom Size Chart. Most standard condoms fit a girth of 4.7 to 5.1 inches. If you’re unsure, our sampler packs let you try multiple sizes.

Try a large or XL size. Brands like Trojan Magnum, ONE Legend XL, and Trustex Extra Large are designed for girths above 5.1 inches.

You likely need a snugger fit condom. Options include Iron Grip by Caution Wear, LifeStyles Snugger Fit, and Atlas True Fit. These are designed for girths below 4.7 inches.

No. A regular size varies between brands — for example, a Trojan regular is wider than a Durex regular. Always check the actual width measurement (listed in millimeters on the box) rather than relying on size labels. Our Condom Size Chart compares dimensions across all major brands.

Yes! Our famous 100 Condom Sampler Pack includes condoms from multiple brands and sizes, making it the perfect way to find your ideal fit. We also offer smaller sampler packs organized by size category.

Most condoms are made from natural rubber latex. Non-latex alternatives include polyisoprene (SKYN, Durex Real Feel), polyurethane, and natural lambskin. Each material has different properties for sensitivity, strength, and allergy compatibility.

Polyisoprene condoms like LifeStyles SKYN and Durex Real Feel are the most popular non-latex option — they feel similar to latex without the allergen. Polyurethane condoms are another choice.

Lambskin condoms are effective at preventing pregnancy but do NOT protect against sexually transmitted infections. The natural membrane has microscopic pores that can allow viruses to pass through. For STI protection, use latex or synthetic condoms.

No. Oil-based lubricants (coconut oil, Vaseline, baby oil, lotion) degrade latex and polyisoprene condoms and cause them to break. Only water-based or silicone-based lubricants are safe with latex condoms.

Irritation after condom use can be caused by latex allergy, lubricant sensitivity, or spermicide (Nonoxynol-9) reactions. Try switching to a non-latex condom with a different lubricant to isolate the cause. If irritation persists, consult a healthcare provider.

No. Most condoms come pre-lubricated, but non-lubricated condoms are widely available and preferred for oral sex, use with personal lubricant, and certain toy applications.

Every condom we sell ships directly from the manufacturer to our warehouse in Clearwater, Florida. They are never resold, never returned, never repackaged. All condoms have printed expiration dates — we rotate stock to ensure maximum shelf life, typically 3–5 years from purchase.

Yes. All condoms have an expiration date on the wrapper and box. Expired condoms have a higher risk of breakage. Latex condoms typically last 5 years from manufacture; condoms with spermicide last 2–3 years. Always check the date before use.

Store condoms in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, and sharp objects. Avoid wallets, car glove compartments, or back pockets — heat and friction degrade the material. A bedside drawer or medicine cabinet is ideal.

CondomDepot periodically updates bulk packaging for efficiency and sustainability. The condoms inside are identical — only the outer packaging has changed. Product quality and freshness are never affected.

ENZ stands for Extra Natural Zinc — a reference to a zinc-based additive used in earlier formulations. Today it simply refers to Trojan’s standard classic condom style.

Trojan ENZ is Trojan’s standard-thickness condom. Trojan Ultra Thin is noticeably thinner for increased sensitivity. Both are latex, lubricated, and meet the same FDA safety standards.

No. Ultra-thin condoms like Crown Skinless Skin and Kimono MicroThin are manufactured to the same safety standards as regular-thickness condoms. They pass identical burst and tensile strength tests. Thinness improves sensitivity without compromising safety.

Some products experience temporary supply gaps due to manufacturer production schedules. If a product you need is out of stock, check back soon or browse alternatives in the same category. High-demand items are flagged to our buying team for priority restock.

When used correctly every time, condoms are 98% effective at preventing pregnancy. With typical use (accounting for human error), effectiveness is about 87%. Consistent, correct use is key to maximum protection.

Latex and synthetic condoms significantly reduce the risk of most sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and hepatitis B. They provide less protection against skin-to-skin infections (herpes, HPV) since they don’t cover all exposed skin.

Pinch the tip to leave space for semen (about half an inch). Place the condom on the tip of the erect penis and roll it all the way down to the base. If it doesn’t unroll easily, it may be inside out — discard it and use a new one. Never reuse a condom.

No. Using two condoms at the same time (double-bagging) increases the risk of breakage due to friction between the layers. One properly used condom provides full protection.

CondomDepot.com has been selling condoms online since 1996 — nearly 30 years. We are one of the original online condom retailers and have served millions of customers.

Google’s Top Quality Store badge is awarded to online retailers that demonstrate outstanding customer service, fast shipping, and verified positive reviews. CondomDepot earned this distinction in 2025 — a recognition given to only a small percentage of online stores.

Our warehouse and offices are in Clearwater, Florida (12900 Automobile Blvd, Clearwater, FL 33762). All orders ship from this location.

You can reach us by phone at 615-669-4496, through our Customer Support Site, or via our Contact Us page. Our support team typically responds within 1 business day.

Contact CondomDepot customer support with your order number. Errors are resolved quickly with a replacement or refund. We pride ourselves on making things right.