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Measure yourself

Measure erect, soft, or both. Everything stays in this browser and nothing is sent to us.

Erect gives the most accurate size, because condoms are sized for an erection. If soft is easier, that's fine too. We'll estimate from it and tell you it's an estimate.

Units

Girth

This is the important one. It decides your condom width.

Round the thickest part. Fill in either or both. Any number is fine.

How to measure girthA simple side-on diagram. A tape measure wraps once round the thickest part of the shaft, usually the middle.BodyThickest partusually the middletape meets here: read it
  1. Wrap a soft tape measure once round the thickest part. For most people that's the middle.
  2. Keep it flat and snug, without squeezing.
  3. No tape? Use a strip of paper or string, mark where it overlaps, then lay it flat against a ruler.

Length (optional)

Used only to flag condoms that are much longer or shorter than you need.

From body to tip, along the top side.

How to measure lengthA simple side-on diagram. A ruler lies along the top of the shaft, its end pressed gently against the pubic bone, and you read the length at the tip.Read at the tipPress gently againstthe pubic boneAlong the top, from body to tip
  1. Use a rigid ruler along the top side.
  2. Press the end gently against the pubic bone, the firm bone just above the base.
  3. Read the number level with the tip.
Tips for an accurate measurement
  • Measure two or three times and use the average.
  • Round to the nearest half centimetre (or quarter inch). It doesn't need to be exact.
  • A warm room helps. Cold can make you measure smaller than usual, especially soft.
  • Soft measurements can change a lot through the day, so erect ones are more reliable.