Put on the thinnest latex condom?

Certified by the Guinness World Record Reporting Center, Aoni's ultra thin 001 condom has an average thickness of 0.036 mm, which is the "thinnest latex condom", thus refreshing the world's thinnest condom record maintained by a Japanese condom manufacturer. Formally become the new world's first thin! What is the concept of 0.036 mm? To put it bluntly, it is only 1/2 the size of human hair. Aoni's new report is 0.002 mm thinner than the previous record kept by a Japanese company.

In order to present an outstanding work representing our technology and craftsmanship, the slim wall of Aoni adopts a standard which is higher than not only the international standard ISO4074 but also the national standard GB7544.

Aoni adheres to the quality policy of “safety&experience first”, and only selects imported high-quality latex source and all natural, side-free accessories, and has no spermicide, anesthetic or antibiotic. Length testing, pinhole testing, blast volume and pressure testing, appearance defect inspection, and packaging integrity testing are done before Aoni condoms go public.

Double oil quantity, smoother than ultra-slip, (the national standard stipulates that  silicone oil content between 250-400mg is ultra-slip, and Aoni product is double the level).

It is not only a condom, but also contains outstandingly effective lubricating oil. Logo is on the top; product information is clear at a glance; one finger to unseal; four sides are all easily tearable. One second to recognize, one second to press, one second to unpack, three seconds to straight into the theme. Aoni represents the high level of latex condoms which surpass the polyurethane condoms (softer and more antimicrobial than it is). Aoni condoms bring a more sensitive and enjoyable feeling--“wears but forgets”.


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