Glyde makes condoms, and that single focus runs through the whole range we stock. Every product here is a vegan condom made from natural rubber latex, offered across a spread of styles: the standard Ultra, a closer-fitting Slimfit, a roomier Super Max, and flavoured options in blueberry, strawberry and vanilla.
The range suits anyone looking for a straightforward, latex condom without animal-derived ingredients, whether you want a small pack to try or a bulk box to keep stocked. With sizing choices and flavours alongside the plain versions, there is scope to find a fit and feel that works for you rather than settling for one shape and hoping it suits.
The line-up is entirely condoms, all described as vegan and made from natural rubber latex. Beyond the standard Ultra, you get shape variations for different needs: Slimfit for a snugger hold and Super Max for more room. The flavoured versions cover blueberry, strawberry and vanilla, and some of these come in the fitted styles too, such as a Slimfit strawberry.
Because the range sticks to one product type, choosing between them comes down to fit and flavour rather than working across categories.
Nine of the ten products are natural rubber latex, which is the familiar material behind most condoms. The point of difference here is that they are made without the animal-derived ingredients often used in latex condom production, so they are marked as vegan across the range. If you use latex condoms and want that reassurance, this is the sort of range built around it.
Prices run from £6.00 for a small flavoured pack up to £66.06 for a 100-pack, with bulk boxes around £40.00 for some flavours. That gives you a low entry point to test a style, plus genuine bulk options if you have found what you like and want to buy in quantity. The per-condom cost drops noticeably as pack size rises, so the larger boxes make sense once you have settled on a fit.
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