Question 1

What’s the most common reason condoms are rejected during testing?

Accepted Answer

The most common reason is failure to meet strict quality thresholds during routine testing, for example, detection of microscopic defects during electronic pinhole testing, or samples that do not meet the required pressure or volume limits.

These condoms are rejected long before packaging and never reach the market. Quality testing is designed to be conservative, meaning products are rejected even if they fall only slightly outside accepted limits.

In short: condoms are rejected because the standards are high, not because the products are unsafe.

Question 2

Latex Allergy?

Accepted Answer

Our condoms are made from natural rubber latex and contain latex proteins. People with a known latex allergy should not use latex condoms.

Our products are paraben-free and casein-free to help minimise the risk of irritation. If any adverse reaction occurs, discontinue use and seek medical advice.

Question 3

Importing Condoms, Probe Covers, and Lubricants.. how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Condoms and probe covers are regulated as medical devices in most markets, and import requirements can vary from country to country. These may include product registration, import licences, local representation, and compliance with recognised international standards.

We support our customers by providing the necessary technical documentation and certifications to help with regulatory submissions. Local registration and final import approval are typically handled by the importer or distributor.

Question 4

Can you manufacture a product that is legal in one country but not another?

Accepted Answer

Yep, this happens more often than people expect. Regulations vary by country, so a product approved in one market may need adjustments for another. That’s why we always recommend reviewing target markets early, before locking specifications.

Question 5

What information do you need before production can start?

Accepted Answer

Usually, we will need target market(s), product specifications, packaging details, and estimated volume. Clear inputs upfront helps making things easier of course!

Question 6

What are common mistakes new brands make when launching condoms or lubricants?

Accepted Answer

Rushing timelines, changing specifications mid-way, and focusing only on price and packaging while overlooking compliance. A little planning early on almost always prevents bigger issues later!

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