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If you're looking for the best vegan condoms, you probably have a few questions. The first: Wait, regular condoms *aren’t* vegan?
Not always, sorry. A lot of condoms have casein (an animal product that comes from milk) to create a softer texture. That's not really a problem—unless, of course, you're a vegan. If you give up products like leather, in addition to following a vegan diet for ethical reasons, it might make sense for you to consider using vegan condoms, too.
You might also be wondering if there are any health benefits to using vegan condoms. While there's no reason to hate on casein from a health POV, it's true that vegan condoms tend to be more natural overall, and they often leave out ingredients like parabens, says sex therapist Janet Brito, PhD. Some are also organic. (Veryyy important note: Any condom is always better than no condom! Have you heard of STDs?)
The good news is, lots of brands are making vegan condoms, so it's easier than ever to find a natural, organic, form of protection. But like with any condom, the trick is to keep trying brands until you find your favorite. Have fun with that!
Sir Richard’s condoms are not only vegan, but PETA-certified, so you can get busy knowing that no animals were harmed while making your rubber. For every condom you buy, the company will donate a condom to a region with high HIV rates. #SafeSexForAll.
This female-founded brand has already donated more than 5 million products to women in need. There's something in it for you, too: Their condoms are made with medical-grade silicon and all-natural latex.
LELO Hex was designed to reduce ~slippage~. It's also one of the thinnest condoms on the market. You'll forget it's there!
The Sustain Natural brand prides itself on being good for both you and the environment. In addition to being vegan, these condoms are also fair-trade, gluten-free, and paraben-free.
Lovability's mission: eliminate condom-carrying shame. To that end, the bright packets come in a tin more stylish than your fave lip balm.
Kimono is one of the thinest rubbers you can buy—and without the parabens found in traditional condoms.
These condoms are one of “the best condoms for her.” The snug fit is designed to feel great for both you and your partner. They also feature organic, fair-trade rubber.
Natural latex and neutral-scented lube help you focus on your partner, unless you opt for a fun flavor like strawberry and chocolate. They're organic, too!
B condoms is committed to more than just quality ingredients. Portions of their profits go toward issues like human trafficking, teenage pregnancy, and HIV/AIDS.
Yes, Trojan now makes vegan condoms. While they're not marketed as vegan, they're made with vegan polyurethane and without animal products.
Lia Lewine is an Editorial Intern at Women's Health. She has also worked for O, the Oprah Magazine. You can spot her getting distracted every time she sees a dog while running.
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