TROJAN™ NATURALAMB™ NON-LATEX CONDOMS

Lambskin condoms are made from a thin section of lamb intestine. Like human skin, this intestine is a natural membrane and thus has small pores in the material once it’s made into a condom.

Note that lambskin condoms can vary in size and shape from condom to condom. Again, they come from actual sheep and thus have natural variation. Trojan™ Naturalamb can satisfy penis sizes between 6.5 and 8.5 inches in length and has a 2.7-inch base width to accommodate wider girths.

Non-latex condoms made of synthetic polyisoprene or polyurethane protect against STIs. However, non-latex condoms made from lambskin (such as Trojan™ Naturalamb) do not protect against STIs.

Learn more about the difference between latex and non-latex condoms, including the various materials that go into producing condoms. And, if you’re looking for a Trojan™ non-latex condom that helps protect against both pregnancy and STIs, try Trojan™ Raw™ Pure Feel™ Non-Latex.

If you experience frequent and unexplained itching, skin rash or hives after exposure to a latex-containing product, this could be a sign that you're sensitive to latex. Symptoms of an allergic reaction can include dry, itchy, irritated skin and swelling on the hands or genital region - any place that comes into contact with the latex-containing product can be affected. See a doctor if you are experiencing any of the above symptoms after using a latex condom – they may provide you with potential alternatives, such as using a non-latex condom instead.

Condoms are safe and effective. They're 98% effective in preventing pregnancy when used consistently and correctly. This means that 2 out of 100 couples who use condoms as their primary method of birth control will experience an unintended pregnancy in the first year. The average couple has intercourse 83 times in a year; 2 pregnancies out of 8,300 sex act is a remarkably low pregnancy rate (0.02%) when calculated on a per-condom basis. (This statistic comes from page 334 of the 18th edition of Contraceptive Technology. It was not included in subsequent editions but conversations with Lee Warner, the author of the chapter on condoms, tell us it's still accurate.)

People don't always use condoms consistently (every time they have sex) and correctly (following instructions from start to finish). Research estimates that under real-world conditions, condoms are about 87% effective in preventing pregnancy. It's important to know that this includes condoms that are used incorrectly (like putting it on too late or taking it off too early) and even includes sex acts that may not have been protected by a condom at all.

Condoms are also the only form of birth control (other than abstinence) that protects against STIs, including HIV.

Most people can use latex condoms without any side effects. A small number of people (less than 1%) may be allergic to latex. These people can use polyurethane condoms instead.

Keep your condoms in a cool, dry place. Storing them near heat (like in your glove compartment) can cause them to become brittle or gummy and no good to use. Learn more about condom care.

Absolutely! You can trust Trojan™. For over 100 years, we’ve been America’s #1 trusted condom brand, known for premium quality and reliability. Each of our condoms is crafted from top-tier latex and electronically tested to ensure safety and pleasure every time. With over 30 varieties, we’ve got something for everyone. We’re not just about unforgettable moments — we’re committed to sexual health, supporting public health initiatives so you can play safe and feel amazing.