The Ultimate List of Condom Brands Reviewed
With dozens of condom brands on the market it can be hard to know where to start. This guide covers the most popular and trusted brands available today — what makes each one unique, who it is best for, and what real users say about them.
Trojan
Trojan is the best-selling condom brand in the United States, holding roughly 70% of the market share. They offer an enormous range of products from ultra-thin to textured to extended pleasure varieties. Trojan condoms are widely available at virtually every pharmacy, grocery store, and convenience store in the country.
Best for: Reliability, availability, and variety
Popular products: Trojan Bareskin (ultra-thin), Trojan Magnum (large fit), Trojan Extended Pleasure
Material: Latex
Durex
Durex is the world’s best-selling condom brand globally, owned by Reckitt Benckiser. Known for consistent quality and a wide product range, Durex is available in over 140 countries. Their Invisible line is among the thinnest latex condoms available.
Best for: Global availability and premium quality
Popular products: Durex Invisible, Durex Extra Thin, Durex Pleasure Me
Material: Latex
SKYN
SKYN is the leading non-latex condom brand, made from polyisoprene. They are particularly popular among people with latex sensitivities and those who prefer a softer, more natural feel. SKYN condoms are widely praised for their skin-like sensation.
Best for: Latex allergies, natural feel, sensitivity
Popular products: SKYN Original, SKYN Elite (ultra-thin), SKYN Large
Material: Polyisoprene
ONE Condoms
ONE Condoms stands out for their extraordinary range of sizes through their MyONE Custom Fit line — 52 different sizes in 10 lengths and 9 girths. They are also the only FDA-approved condom for anal sex. ONE condoms are vegan-friendly, non-GMO, and paraben-free.
Best for: Custom sizing, anal sex, eco-conscious consumers
Popular products: MyONE Custom Fit, ONE Flex, ONE Move
Material: Latex
Sustain Natural
Sustain Natural was the first Fair Trade certified condom brand in the US. Their condoms are made without harmful chemicals, are vegan-friendly, and come in FSC-certified packaging. Sustain is particularly popular among environmentally conscious consumers.
Best for: Eco-conscious consumers, clean ingredients
Popular products: Sustain Ultra Thin, Sustain Natural Lubricated
Material: Natural rubber latex
Maude
Maude is a modern sexual wellness brand that has expanded rapidly into major retailers including Sephora. Their condoms feature minimalist packaging and are made with a focus on body-safe materials. Maude positions itself as a premium lifestyle brand for a new generation of consumers.
Best for: Design-forward consumers, premium positioning
Popular products: Maude Thin, Maude Large
Material: Latex
Glyde
Glyde condoms are certified vegan, Fair Trade, and free from casein — a milk protein used in the manufacturing of most latex condoms. They are one of the few truly vegan condom options on the market and are popular among those who follow a strictly vegan lifestyle.
Best for: Vegans, ethical consumers
Popular products: Glyde Ultra, Glyde Slimfit, Glyde Maxi
Material: Natural rubber latex
How to Choose Between Brands
The best brand for you depends on your priorities:
- Budget and availability: Trojan or Durex
- Latex allergy: SKYN
- Custom fit: ONE MyONE
- Eco-conscious: Sustain Natural or Glyde
- Premium lifestyle: Maude
Remember — the best condom is the one you will actually use correctly and consistently. Brand loyalty matters less than finding what works for your body and preferences.