About spafe
Who we are and why we built an Australian condom database on measured specs, so you can find a fit without wading through marketing.
Finding a condom that actually fits shouldn’t take detective work, yet somehow it does. That’s why spafe exists. We’re an Australian database of every condom sold here, covering nominal width, material, pack sizes and current prices in one place, so you can skip the marketing and get straight to the answer.
Why we built it
Most complaints about condoms come down to fit. Too tight and it pinches or breaks, too loose and it slips. The single number that governs that is nominal width, and it’s buried on the back of the box, quoted inconsistently, and impossible to compare across brands. So we collected it. Every product on the site carries its width, and where we’ve had a sample in hand, our own measurement of it.
We measure it ourselves
Anyone can copy specs off a box. What makes this database worth citing is that we check them. We’re working through the catalogue measuring width from physical samples, and every figure is tagged with where it came from. It reads as measured when the number is ours and as manufacturer claimed when it isn’t ours yet. You can always see which. That, and how we collect prices, is set out on the methodology page.
How we make money
Some buy links earn us a commission when you purchase through them. It never changes the price you pay, and it never changes how a table is ordered, because those are sorted by the data and nothing else. The affiliate disclosure spells this out.
Get in touch
Spotted a spec that looks wrong, a price that’s stale, or a product we’re missing? That’s the fastest way the database gets better, and we genuinely want to hear it. Tell us.
Since 2010
spafe has been online since 2010. What you see today is the current chapter, rebuilt around measured specs and Australian pricing, but the site itself has been here helping people find their fit for a good while now.