Our Verdict
Ansell ZERO condoms are one of the most popular ultra-thin condoms on the market. At just 0.05mm thin, they are Ansell’s thinnest condom.
With a 52mm nominal width, they are around 20% narrower than regular sized condoms which provides a tighter fit for increased sensation.
Buying in supermarkets and chemists can be costly at ~$10-12 per pack of 10, however you can often get a pack of 20 on Amazon for ~$12-16 with free delivery if you have Prime which works out a lot cheaper.
Whilst they do cost a premium, if you like how they feel then its a small price to pay! Our verdict – definitely worth a try to see how they feel for you.
What we like
- Ansell’s thinnest condom at just 0.05mm provides increased sensation.
- Widely available offline at most mainstream supermarkets and chemists as well as online.
- Pre-lubricated with a long-lasting lubricant which can be great for extended use.
Not so much
- Narrow (52mm) width can provide a constricted feel for some.
- When purchased offline they are pretty price at ~$1-1.20 per condom. However, you get what you pay for.
Feature Summary
Style | Ultra Thin |
Size | Small |
Shape | Straight wall with reservoir end |
Width | 52mm |
Material | Natural rubber latex |
Lubricated | Yes, Non-spermicidal |
Texture | Smooth |
Colour | Transparent/Natural |
Frequently Asked Questions
Ansell Condoms are manufactured to the highest International standards ISO 4074:2002 and are electronically tested. They are subject to a rigorous quality control program and undergo several methods of testing.
Please read Instructions provided inside the pack carefully.
A box of 10 Ansell LifeStyles ZERO condoms costs $10-12 in Australian supermarkets and chemists, working out ~$1-1.20 per condom.
Ansell LifeStyles ZERO condoms are 52mm in width, which is around 20% smaller than regular sized condoms. They are shaped to provide a tighter fit for increased sensation.
Ansell LifeStyles ZERO condoms are made of natural rubber latex. They also contain a non-spermicidal lubricant.