LifeStyles Zero
The thinnest condom LifeStyles make, at 52mm. Ansell never publish a micron figure, so we can't tell you how thin it actually is, only that they say it's their thinnest. At around 65c a condom it's one of the cheaper ways to chase sensation, and the 52mm suits you if standard condoms run slightly loose.
At 52mm nominal width this sits in the standard band, the size most condoms in Australia are built to.
In store at Chemist Warehouse, Coles, Woolworths. Full price comparison ↓
Width here is the manufacturer's claim, and it's on our list to measure and confirm.
Manufacturer-claimed·Specs verified 17 Jul 2026·Prices checked 14 Jul 2026·How we measure
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How LifeStyles Zero compares
The closest condoms on fit, side by side with the numbers we measured, and the one thing that actually separates each from this one.
| Condom | Width | Material | Texture | Price/ea | The difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 LifeStyles ZeroLifeStyles
|
52mm | latex | smooth | $0.65 | This one |
 LifeStyles Ultra ThinLifeStyles
|
52mm | latex | smooth | $0.47 | 28% cheaper per condom. |
 Durex Thin Feel Regular FitDurex
|
52mm | latex | smooth | $0.85 | 31% dearer per condom. |
 Four Seasons Naked RibbedFour Seasons
|
52mm | latex | ribbed | $1.08 | Ribbed rather than smooth. |
 LifeStyles Party MixLifeStyles
|
52mm | latex | smooth | $0.55 | 15% cheaper per condom. |
 Moments Inside & OutMoments
|
53mm | latex | smooth | $1.83 | Made without casein, where this one is not. |