Trojan BareSkin

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When it comes to birth control, there are more options today than ever before. But with so many choices out there, it isn’t easy for the average consumer to know where to start. That’s why Nurx™ is creating a series called “Birth Control FAQs,” where their goal is to empower consumers by answering the most frequently asked questions for each birth control type. Want to know more about how IUDs work or common side effects from the patch? Nurx™ has you covered.

Though Nurx™ doesn’t offer condoms, we would love to get you started with us on the birth control pill that’s right for you, and at only $15 for your first pack, what’s not to love? If you’re curious to learn more about Trojan Bareskin, keep reading for some helpful information.

If you don’t want to deal with taking a pill daily or wearing a patch, condoms are a good means of birth control. Choose Trojan BareSkin if you’re searching for a more natural feel, as the thin latex material provides better skin-to-skin sensations.

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FAQ

How Thin Are Trojan BareSkin Condoms?

Trojan BareSkin condoms are 40 percent thinner than a standard condom. This provides increased sensation during intercourse, making the act more pleasurable for both you and your partner. Many users say using this condom is like wearing nothing at all.
Do Trojan BareSkin Condoms Break Easily?

All Trojan condoms are electronically tested to ensure they are reliable and durable. They are also crafted from premium quality latex to prevent any rips or tears. However, if the idea of a thinner condom makes you nervous, consider doubling up on your protection with another birth control method from Nurx.
Do Trojan BareSkin Condoms Come With Lubricant?

Yes, these condoms include a silky, water-based lubricant to make your sexual experiences more comfortable. Not only that, but the lubricant also reduces the chances of having the condom break during sex.
What Size Are Trojan BareSkin Condoms?

Trojan BareSkin condoms are 7.75 inches long, 2 inches wide, 1.27 inches in diameter, and 4 inches in circumference, with a special reservoir tip. These condoms should be the appropriate size for most couples.
Do Trojan BareSkin Condoms Contain Latex?

Yes, Trojan BareSkin condoms are made of latex, so if you suffer from a latex allergy, you’ll need to find an alternative method of birth control. Luckily, Nurx offers numerous other options, including pills, rings, and patches, all of which you can order from the comfort and convenience of your home after consulting with our board-certified medical professionals.

We are doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, and physician assistants who are passionate about providing patient care. The Nurx medical team believes that everyone deserves access to personalized, non-judgmental healthcare, and that open and honest communication is key.

Dr. Kristen Miranda

How It Works

You Choose

Select your medication, or get guidance from our medical team. Answer a few questions and enter your insurance info (if you have coverage - if not, no problem)

We Prescribe

A Nurx provider in your state will review your request and write a prescription, if appropriate

Delivered Free

We deliver your medication directly to you. On time, in a discreet package, and with no added costs

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“Demand for Nurx’s services skyrocketed — order volume for emergency contraception, birth control, sexually transmitted infection tests grew 40%, 50% and 100%, respectively. Its total sales climbed 80% year-over-year in 2020”

“For $35, all patients with mild to moderate acne—whether they’re insured or not—can receive an initial medical consultation, home delivery of medications, and a 10-week follow-up.”

Best for: Anyone who hasn’t been tested for STIs in more than a year (or ever) and just wants a no-rush STI checkup.”