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Durex Extra Time Condom For Long Lasting Pleasure, 10 Units Expiry 30/04/2026

Durex Extra Time Condom For Long Lasting Pleasure, 10 Units Expiry 30/04/2026

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  • ✔️ Contains benzocaine 5% to gently reduce penile sensitivity
  • ✔️ Helps delay ejaculation for longer-lasting intercourse
  • ✔️ CE-marked latex condom offering contraceptive and STI protection
  • ✔️ 10 individually foil-wrapped condoms per pack
  • ✔️ Expiry date 30 April 2026 — suitable for immediate use

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What Are Durex Extra Time Condoms and How Do They Help You Last Longer?

 

If you've ever wanted to extend intimacy and feel more in control during sex, Durex Extra Time condoms are designed with exactly that in mind. Each condom in this 10-pack features a specially formulated lubricant in the reservoir tip containing benzocaine 5%, a mild local anaesthetic that gently reduces penile sensitivity. The result? A more relaxed, prolonged experience for both partners. You can browse the full range of sexual health products in our condoms and sexual health collection.

These condoms are CE-marked and manufactured to the EN ISO 4074 standard, meaning they meet strict European safety requirements for male latex condoms. The pack contains 10 units with an expiry date of 30 April 2026, and they are available over the counter without a prescription. At £7.99, they offer a straightforward, clinically recognised approach to managing premature ejaculation concerns without the need for medication.

 

How Do Durex Extra Time Condoms Work to Delay Ejaculation?

 

The mechanism is simple but effective. Benzocaine is a well-established topical local anaesthetic used in a range of medical and consumer products. When applied to the glans penis via the condom's inner lubricant, it temporarily reduces nerve signal transmission in the skin, lowering sensitivity without eliminating sensation entirely. This mild desensitisation can help delay the ejaculatory reflex.

  • Benzocaine 5% is deposited from the reservoir tip onto the glans during use
  • It acts on sodium channels in peripheral nerve endings, reducing sensitivity
  • The effect is localised and temporary — it wears off after the condom is removed
  • The outer surface of the condom is lubricated separately, maintaining comfort for both partners

 

Who Should Consider Using Durex Extra Time Condoms?

 

These condoms are suitable for adult men who experience premature ejaculation or simply want to prolong intercourse. Premature ejaculation is one of the most common male sexual concerns — the NHS notes it affects around one in three men at some point in their lives. A condom-based approach is a discreet, non-invasive first step that many men find helpful before exploring other options.

  • Men who ejaculate sooner than they or their partner would like
  • Couples looking to extend the duration of intercourse
  • Men who prefer a non-oral, non-prescription solution
  • Those already using condoms for contraception or STI prevention who want an added benefit

They are not suitable for anyone with a latex allergy, a known sensitivity to benzocaine or other local anaesthetics, or partners who are sensitive to anaesthetic agents. If you are unsure whether these condoms are right for you, speak to a pharmacist before purchasing.

 

How Do Durex Extra Time Condoms Compare to Other Delay Options?

 

Feature Durex Extra Time Condoms Topical Benzocaine Spray/Gel
Active ingredient Benzocaine 5% Benzocaine or lidocaine (varies)
Contraceptive protection Yes (latex condom) No
STI protection Yes (when used correctly) No
Risk of transfer to partner Low (contained within condom) Higher (applied directly to skin)

 

How Should You Store Durex Extra Time Condoms?

 

Store your Durex Extra Time condoms in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Temperatures above 30°C can degrade the latex and compromise the integrity of the condom. Never store condoms in a wallet or back pocket for extended periods, as friction and body heat can cause damage you might not notice until it's too late.

Always check the expiry date before use — this pack expires on 30 April 2026. Do not use a condom if the foil packaging is torn, damaged, or the condom appears discoloured or brittle. If you're also looking for other aspects of personal wellbeing, our men's health collection covers a wide range of relevant products.

This product is a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.

Durex Extra Time Condom For Long Lasting Pleasure, 10 Units specifications
Treatment category Sexual health / premature ejaculation
Mechanism of action Topical local anaesthesia via benzocaine 5% to reduce penile sensitivity
Effective for Delaying ejaculation and prolonging intercourse
Suitable for Adult men; not suitable for those with latex or benzocaine allergy
Active ingredient Benzocaine 5%
Pack size 10 condoms
UK classification General Sale / CE-marked medical device
Preparation Latex condom with benzocaine-containing lubricant
Route of administration Topical (penile)

Specifications of Durex Extra Time Condom For Long Lasting Pleasure, 10 Units

 

What Are Durex Extra Time Condoms and What Are They Used For?

 

Durex Extra Time condoms are CE-marked male latex condoms containing benzocaine 5% in the reservoir tip lubricant. They are used as a combined contraceptive and delay aid — providing protection against unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) while helping to prolong intercourse by mildly reducing penile sensitivity. The NHS recognises premature ejaculation as a common and treatable condition, and topical anaesthetic-based products are one of the recommended management approaches.

 

What Do You Need to Know Before Using Durex Extra Time Condoms?

 

Before using these condoms, it's important to check for any allergies or sensitivities. Read the following carefully.

Do not use if:

  • You or your partner have a known allergy to latex or rubber
  • You or your partner have a known hypersensitivity to benzocaine or any other local anaesthetic
  • The foil packaging is damaged, torn, or the condom appears degraded
  • The expiry date (30/04/2026) has passed

Warnings and precautions:

  • Benzocaine may transfer to a partner during intercourse, potentially causing temporary numbness — discuss this with your partner beforehand
  • Do not use oil-based lubricants (e.g. petroleum jelly, body lotion, coconut oil) as these degrade latex and increase breakage risk
  • These condoms do not protect against all STIs — consistent and correct use is essential
  • If either partner experiences irritation, itching, or swelling, stop use immediately and seek medical advice

Known interactions:

  • No significant drug interactions are known for topically applied benzocaine at this concentration
  • Avoid concurrent use with other topical anaesthetic products on the same area, as combined effects may cause excessive numbness

 

How Should You Use Durex Extra Time Condoms Correctly?

 

Using a condom correctly every time is essential for it to work as intended. Follow these steps carefully.

  1. Check the expiry date and inspect the foil — do not use if damaged
  2. Open the foil carefully from the notched edge; avoid using teeth or scissors
  3. Ensure the penis is fully erect before applying the condom
  4. Pinch the reservoir tip to remove any air
  5. Place the condom on the tip of the penis with the roll facing outward
  6. Roll the condom down to the base of the penis in one smooth motion
  7. After ejaculation, hold the base of the condom and withdraw while the penis is still erect
  8. Remove the condom carefully, wrap it in tissue, and dispose of it in a bin — never flush
  9. Use a new condom for each act of intercourse
Indication Age Group Dose Frequency
Contraception and delay Adults (18+) One condom per act of intercourse Each time
Not recommended Under 18 N/A N/A

If you are also exploring other aspects of intimate health, our personal lubricants collection includes water-based and silicone-based options that are safe to use alongside latex condoms.

 

What Are the Possible Side Effects of Durex Extra Time Condoms?

 

Most people use these condoms without any problems. However, as with any product containing an active ingredient, side effects are possible.

Common side effects:

  • Mild temporary numbness or tingling at the site of contact (penis or vagina)
  • Slight reduction in sensation for one or both partners

Less common side effects:

  • Localised skin irritation, redness, or itching — may indicate sensitivity to latex or benzocaine
  • Mild burning sensation, particularly if either partner has sensitive skin

Rare but serious — seek medical advice immediately if you experience:

  • Significant swelling, hives, or difficulty breathing — these may indicate a serious allergic reaction (anaphylaxis)
  • Severe genital irritation that does not resolve after stopping use

 

How Should You Store Durex Extra Time Condoms?

 

  • Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
  • Keep away from sharp objects, jewellery, or anything that could puncture the foil or condom
  • Do not store in a wallet, back pocket, or glove compartment for extended periods
  • Keep out of reach of children
  • Do not use after the expiry date printed on the packaging: 30/04/2026
  • Do not freeze

For a broader look at men's wellbeing beyond sexual health, you might also find our vitamins and supplements collection useful for supporting overall health.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Durex Extra Time condoms online in the UK?

You can buy Durex Extra Time condoms directly from Cured Pharmacy for £7.99 per 10-pack, with discreet delivery to your door. No prescription is needed, and the product is dispatched quickly. You can also browse our full condoms and sexual health collection for related products.

How do Durex Extra Time condoms work in the body?

The reservoir tip of each condom contains benzocaine 5%, a mild local anaesthetic. Benzocaine works by temporarily blocking sodium channels in peripheral nerve endings on the glans penis, reducing sensitivity and helping to delay ejaculation. The effect is localised and wears off once the condom is removed.

How do I use Durex Extra Time condoms step by step?

Open the foil carefully from the notched edge, pinch the reservoir tip to remove air, and roll the condom down the full length of an erect penis before any genital contact. After ejaculation, hold the base and withdraw while still erect, then wrap the used condom in tissue and dispose of it in a bin. Use a new condom for every act of intercourse.

When is the best time to put on a Durex Extra Time condom?

Apply the condom as soon as the penis is fully erect and before any genital contact — this is important both for contraceptive effectiveness and STI protection. Do not wait until just before ejaculation, as pre-ejaculatory fluid can carry sperm and some STIs. Putting it on early also gives the benzocaine a moment to begin working.

Can the benzocaine in Durex Extra Time condoms affect my partner?

A small amount of benzocaine may transfer to a partner during intercourse, which could cause mild temporary numbness in the vagina or vulva. This is generally harmless but worth discussing with your partner beforehand, particularly if they have any known sensitivity to local anaesthetics. If your partner experiences significant discomfort, stop use and consider an alternative.

Are Durex Extra Time condoms safe to use with lubricant?

Yes — but only use water-based or silicone-based lubricants with latex condoms. Oil-based products such as petroleum jelly, coconut oil, or body lotion degrade latex and significantly increase the risk of the condom tearing. Our personal lubricants collection includes latex-compatible options.

Who should not use Durex Extra Time condoms?

These condoms are not suitable for anyone with a known allergy to latex, rubber, or benzocaine. They are also not recommended if your partner has a sensitivity to local anaesthetics. If you are unsure, speak to a pharmacist before use — they can help you identify a suitable alternative.

What are the side effects of Durex Extra Time condoms?

The most common side effect is mild, temporary numbness or tingling at the point of contact for one or both partners. Less commonly, localised irritation, redness, or itching may occur, which could indicate a sensitivity to latex or benzocaine. In rare cases, a serious allergic reaction may occur — if you experience swelling, hives, or difficulty breathing, seek emergency medical help immediately.

How long do Durex Extra Time condoms last before expiry?

This specific pack has an expiry date of 30 April 2026. Never use a condom past its expiry date, as the latex and lubricant can degrade over time, reducing both effectiveness and safety. Always check the date on the foil before use.

Do Durex Extra Time condoms protect against STIs?

Yes — when used correctly and consistently, latex condoms provide effective protection against many sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, chlamydia, and gonorrhoea. However, no condom offers 100% protection against all STIs, particularly those spread by skin-to-skin contact such as herpes or HPV. The NHS recommends using condoms alongside regular STI testing if you have new or multiple partners.

What are alternatives to Durex Extra Time condoms for lasting longer?

Alternatives include topical benzocaine or lidocaine sprays and gels applied directly to the penis before intercourse, though these do not provide contraceptive protection. Behavioural techniques such as the stop-start method or squeeze technique are also recommended by the NHS for managing premature ejaculation. In some cases, a GP may discuss other treatment options if self-help approaches are not effective.

How effective are Durex Extra Time condoms as contraception?

When used correctly every time, male latex condoms are around 98% effective at preventing pregnancy, according to the NHS. With typical use (accounting for human error), effectiveness is closer to 82%. Using them correctly — checking the expiry date, pinching the tip, and withdrawing carefully — maximises their reliability.

Can I use Durex Extra Time condoms if I have a latex allergy?

No — these condoms are made from natural rubber latex and are not suitable for anyone with a latex allergy. If you or your partner have a latex allergy, look for polyurethane or polyisoprene condoms instead, which offer similar protection without the latex. Speak to a pharmacist for guidance on suitable alternatives.

How should I store Durex Extra Time condoms to keep them effective?

Store condoms in a cool, dry place below 30°C, away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and sharp objects. Avoid keeping them in a wallet or back pocket for long periods, as friction and body heat can damage the latex without any visible sign of damage. Always check the foil is intact before use.

What is the latest research on benzocaine condoms for premature ejaculation?

Clinical studies have shown that topical anaesthetics including benzocaine can significantly increase intravaginal ejaculatory latency time (IELT) — the time from penetration to ejaculation — compared to placebo. The NHS acknowledges topical anaesthetics as one of the recognised treatment options for premature ejaculation. Research continues to support their use as a safe, accessible first-line option for men who prefer a non-oral approach.

How Should You Use Durex Extra Time Condoms?

Using these condoms correctly every single time is essential — both for contraceptive effectiveness and to get the full benefit of the benzocaine delay effect. Incorrect use is the most common reason condoms fail, so it's worth taking a moment to follow the steps below carefully.

Always check the foil packaging before opening. If it looks damaged, torn, or the condom inside feels brittle or sticky, discard it and use a new one.

What Is the Correct Dose of Durex Extra Time Condoms?

There is no variable dosage with condoms — one condom is used per act of intercourse, every time. The benzocaine 5% is pre-applied in the reservoir tip at a fixed concentration, so no additional application is needed or recommended.

Do not use more than one condom at a time. Double-bagging (wearing two condoms simultaneously) increases friction between the layers and significantly raises the risk of both condoms tearing.

When Is the Best Time to Use Durex Extra Time Condoms?

Apply the condom as soon as the penis is fully erect and before any genital contact takes place. This is not just about contraception — pre-ejaculatory fluid can carry sperm and some STIs, so early application matters. Applying the condom before penetration also gives the benzocaine a short window to begin working on the nerve endings.

Do not apply the condom before the penis is erect, as it will not roll down correctly and may slip or tear during use.

How Long Can You Use Durex Extra Time Condoms For?

You can use Durex Extra Time condoms for as long as you need them, provided each condom is used only once and the pack has not expired. There is no clinical limit on how long you can use benzocaine-containing condoms, as the amount of benzocaine absorbed systemically through this route is negligible.

If you find that the delay effect is not sufficient, or if you experience persistent premature ejaculation that affects your quality of life, it is worth speaking to your GP. The NHS offers a range of treatment options including behavioural therapy and, in some cases, medication.

Do not exceed the recommended dose. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist.

How Should You Use Durex Extra Time Condoms?

Using these condoms correctly every single time is essential — both for contraceptive effectiveness and to get the full benefit of the benzocaine delay effect. Incorrect use is the most common reason condoms fail, so it's worth taking a moment to follow the steps below carefully.

Always check the foil packaging before opening. If it looks damaged, torn, or the condom inside feels brittle or sticky, discard it and use a new one.

What Is the Correct Dose of Durex Extra Time Condoms?

There is no variable dosage with condoms — one condom is used per act of intercourse, every time. The benzocaine 5% is pre-applied in the reservoir tip at a fixed concentration, so no additional application is needed or recommended.

Do not use more than one condom at a time. Double-bagging (wearing two condoms simultaneously) increases friction between the layers and significantly raises the risk of both condoms tearing.

When Is the Best Time to Use Durex Extra Time Condoms?

Apply the condom as soon as the penis is fully erect and before any genital contact takes place. This is not just about contraception — pre-ejaculatory fluid can carry sperm and some STIs, so early application matters. Applying the condom before penetration also gives the benzocaine a short window to begin working on the nerve endings.

Do not apply the condom before the penis is erect, as it will not roll down correctly and may slip or tear during use.

How Long Can You Use Durex Extra Time Condoms For?

You can use Durex Extra Time condoms for as long as you need them, provided each condom is used only once and the pack has not expired. There is no clinical limit on how long you can use benzocaine-containing condoms, as the amount of benzocaine absorbed systemically through this route is negligible.

If you find that the delay effect is not sufficient, or if you experience persistent premature ejaculation that affects your quality of life, it is worth speaking to your GP. The NHS offers a range of treatment options including behavioural therapy and, in some cases, medication.

Do not exceed the recommended dose. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist.

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What Are the Most Common Side Effects of Durex Extra Time Condoms?

The most frequently reported side effect is mild, temporary numbness or tingling at the point of contact. This is caused by the benzocaine 5% in the reservoir tip and is entirely expected — it is, in fact, the intended mechanism of action. For most people, this sensation is subtle and does not significantly reduce pleasure.

  • Mild temporary numbness of the glans penis
  • Tingling sensation during intercourse
  • Slight reduction in sensation for one or both partners if benzocaine transfers

What Are the Less Common Side Effects of Durex Extra Time Condoms?

Some people may experience localised skin reactions, particularly if they have sensitive skin or a mild, previously unrecognised sensitivity to latex or benzocaine. These reactions are not dangerous in most cases but should prompt you to stop using the product.

  • Localised redness or irritation on the penis or vulva
  • Itching or mild burning sensation after use
  • Skin dryness or mild inflammation at the contact site

What Are the Serious Side Effects of Durex Extra Time Condoms?

Serious side effects are rare but possible, particularly in individuals with an undiagnosed allergy to latex or benzocaine. An allergic reaction can range from mild localised symptoms to a severe systemic response. You should be aware of the signs and act quickly if they occur.

Seek emergency medical help immediately if you or your partner experience any of the following after use:

  • Significant swelling of the genitals, lips, tongue, or throat
  • Hives or widespread skin rash
  • Difficulty breathing or swallowing
  • Dizziness, rapid heartbeat, or feeling faint

These symptoms may indicate anaphylaxis, which is a medical emergency. Call 999 immediately.

What Should You Do If You Experience Side Effects From Durex Extra Time Condoms?

If you notice mild irritation or discomfort, stop using the product and wash the affected area gently with warm water. Mild reactions usually resolve within a short time without treatment. If symptoms persist beyond 24 hours or worsen, contact your GP or pharmacist.

For any sign of a serious allergic reaction, do not wait — call 999 or go to your nearest A&E department immediately. Always mention the product you used and the ingredients (latex, benzocaine) to the treating clinician.

Can Durex Extra Time Condoms Interact With Other Products?

There are no known significant drug interactions associated with benzocaine used at this concentration via this route. However, you should avoid using other topical anaesthetic products on the same area at the same time, as combined use could result in excessive numbness and reduced awareness of discomfort or injury.

Do not use oil-based lubricants, creams, or ointments with latex condoms — these degrade the latex material and can cause the condom to break. Only water-based or silicone-based lubricants are compatible with latex condoms.

If you are concerned about any side effects, contact your pharmacist or GP immediately.

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