Inherently wet
50% water content. Natural lubrication from the material itself. No dry patches.

It's business. It's pleasure. It's diplomacy.
Introducing the hydrogel condom. It's the condom of the future, and we're taking it to America.
We need a delegation of exceptional Australians to represent our great country (and our great condom) on US soil. Men and women alike are welcome to apply. No diplomatic experience required — but a bit of stamina wouldn't go astray.
If you think you've got what it takes, apply below. Or if you're more of a “cheer from the sidelines” type, subscribe for updates.
Every condom on the market today feels like a barrier.
Ours feels like a second skin.
50% water content. Natural lubrication from the material itself. No dry patches.
The closest match to skin of anything on the market. Put it on. Forget it's there.
No allergies, no smell. Safe for the ~6% who react to latex, and everyone else.
A hydrogel is a network of microscopic polymer chains that can absorb and hold large amounts of water. You might be reading this thanks to a hydrogel right now: it's what 99% of modern contact lenses are made from. It's almost hard to believe that 30 years ago, contacts were rigid plastic. Soon, it will be hard to believe condoms were ever made from the same rubber as sneakers.

The hydrogel condom is the result of over a decade of material science innovation. It feels like nothing, because it's made like nothing else.
A unique polymer design that lets 50% water content perform like rubber under pressure.
Formulations and processes that maintain performance in wet, heat-exposed conditions.
56 granted patents, including in the US and China, plus trade secrets in formulation and manufacturing.

