Condom maker claims you’ll have the best sex ever – or your money back

They have a lot of faith in the condoms in their product.

A stylish prophylactic brand is so sure you’ll have the best sex of your life using their tires, they’ve announced a money-back guarantee.

SKYN, the manufacturer of non-latex condoms, has announced a special offer for their Supreme Feel condoms – said to be the thinnest and most expensive in the world.


SKYN Supreme Feel Condoms
While regular condoms typically cost less than $1 a piece, according to Planned Parenthood, these innovative love gloves cost $10 each — $300 for the largest black velvet box.

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While regular condoms typically cost less than $1 a piece, according to Planned Parenthood, these innovative love gloves cost $10 each — $300 for the largest black velvet box.

The brand has insisted the luxury protection is “so premium and so good, it practically guarantees you great sex” since it first went on sale online in June.

“Sex without pleasure is unacceptable,” they declared.

Here’s how the guarantee works: Starting today — and running until December 16 — SKYN will give you your money back if you “didn’t have the best sex” while using any SKYN Supreme Feel condom.

A bold move, as a recent study found that Americans rated their sex lives with a failing national average score of 4,770 out of 10.

A shameful 23.6% of respondents felt that their sex life served a shameful rating of just 1 out of 10.


SKYN condoms tout a great sex guarantee
Starting today – and running until December 16th – SKYN will give you your money back if you haven’t had the best sex while using a SKYN Supreme Feel condom.

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Disgruntled sex lovers can fill out an online form (full name, email, phone number and zip code) and choose whether they want to cash out via PayPal or Venmo to get their refund.

“At SKYN, we believe that everyone deserves to experience the greatest pleasure in life,” Marta Toth, vice president of global marketing and innovation, previously told The Post.

Supreme Feel condoms are marketed as the world’s thinnest polyisoprene – a synthetic rubber condom.

It’s meant to offer the feel of skin-to-skin contact while still offering the strength and reliability of premium latex, according to a news release provided to The Post.

The expensive new products are made from the brand’s non-latex SKYNFEEL material – promising “an unprecedented experience of intimacy and pleasure setting a new standard in premium protection” allowing the user to “feel almost everything”.

The complimentary offering from SKYN comes at the right time – as they hope you do – as September is recognized as Sexual Health Awareness Month.

The designation is particularly relevant this year, with health officials warning that the rise in life-threatening sexually transmitted infections (STIs) is “out of control” just as Gen Z has decided to ditch condoms altogether.

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