Product overview
Key Features
Manufactured by TTK Healthcare Limited, confirmed via a primary FDA regulatory filing (510(k) submission K230049) listing a manufacturing address in Puducherry, India, this is the Chocolate-flavored variant within Skore's "Nothing" ultra-thin condom line. It is made from natural rubber Latex and is pre-lubricated; the FDA filing describes the TTK/Skore condom range generally as using a Silicone-oil-based lubricant, though brand retail copy for this specific variant describes it only as "pre-lubricated" without repeating that exact detail. Important clarification: this Chocolate-flavored variant is a plain flavored, ultra-thin condom and does NOT contain benzocaine or any climax-delay/numbing lubricant. This is confirmed by the official brand product page (which markets it purely on thinness and flavor, with no mention of a delay effect), by a retailer's explicit statement that it contains no climax-delay agent, and by the FDA filing itself, which lists "thin condoms (chocolate and strawberry flavors)" as a separate regulatory category from "benzocaine condoms (climax delay formulations)." Customers specifically seeking a delay-effect product should look for Skore's separately marketed "Nothing Climax Delay" variant instead.
Benefits
The ultra-thin design is marketed to allow for a more natural, close sensation during use compared to standard-thickness condoms, while the Chocolate flavor and pre-lubrication are intended to enhance comfort and sensory experience. As with any condom, correct and consistent use supports its role in pregnancy prevention and reducing the risk of sexually transmitted infections.
Who Can Use This Product
Intended for sexually active adults seeking a thin, flavored Latex condom. Not suitable for those with a known Latex allergy, who should consider a non-Latex alternative instead.
How to Use
Check the expiry date and packaging integrity before use. Open the packet carefully, avoiding sharp nails, teeth, or objects that could tear the condom. With any foreskin retracted, pinch the tip to remove air, then roll it down the correct way over an erect penis before any genital contact. After use, hold the base while withdrawing to prevent slippage, then dispose of it responsibly in the provided pouch rather than flushing it. Use a new condom for each act of intercourse.
Storage & Safety
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, heat, and sharp objects; avoid storing in a wallet or glove compartment, as heat and friction can weaken the material over time. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use oil-based lubricants with Latex condoms, as these can weaken the material; use only water- or Silicone-based lubricants if additional lubrication is desired. Do not use past the expiry date printed on the packaging. The brand states a 5-year shelf life and approximately 98% effectiveness against pregnancy with correct and consistent use, a standard condom efficacy framing rather than an independently verified figure. If a condom leaks or bursts during use, seek medical assistance as soon as possible.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q: Does this Chocolate-flavored condom have a climax-delay effect?
A: No. It does not contain benzocaine or any numbing/delay lubricant. This is confirmed by the official brand page, an explicit retailer statement, and an FDA regulatory filing that categorizes chocolate and strawberry thin condoms separately from benzocaine climax-delay products. Climax-delay is offered as a separate product, "Skore Nothing Climax Delay."
Q: Who manufactures this condom?
A: TTK Healthcare Limited, confirmed via a primary FDA regulatory filing listing a manufacturing address in Puducherry, India.
Q: What material is this condom made from?
A: Natural rubber Latex, pre-lubricated.
Q: Is this condom suitable for people with a Latex allergy?
A: No, those with a known Latex allergy should choose a non-Latex alternative instead.
Q: How many condoms are in this pack?
A: This pack contains 10 pieces.
Q: Can oil-based lubricants be used with this condom?
A: No, oil-based lubricants can weaken Latex and should be avoided; use only water- or Silicone-based lubricants if needed.
The information provided is accurate to our best practices, but it does not replace professional medical advice. We cannot guarantee its completeness or accuracy. The absence of specific information about a drug should not be seen as an endorsement. We are not responsible for any consequences resulting from this information, so consult a healthcare professional for any concerns or questions.
