By Ryan Chichester<\/p>\n
\u201cOne size fits all\u201d has been a staple among headwear for years, using \u201cflexfit\u201d technology to make hats comfortable for multiple head sizes. Now, ONE condom company is scrapping that approach to make safe sex more feel like less of a burden.<\/p>\n
ONE condoms are turning the industry on its head with 60 different sizes of condoms to make sex safer and more enjoyable. Between 30-35 percent of males complain of condoms that are too tight and cut off sensation during sex, while another 15-20 percent claim their condoms are too long, causing the condom to be pulled off during intercourse, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC<\/a>).<\/strong> The data was originally compiled by TheyFit condoms, a similar company that ONE bought at the end of 2016.<\/p>\n Since the acquiring of TheyFit, ONE condoms has been on a mission to keep the discussion of safe sex going by creating a fitting chart for males to determine their size. Customers can find their appropriate size with a process as easy as \u201cprint, get it up, measure and BAM!\u201d<\/p>\n The company isn\u2019t stopping there. ONE condoms have also encouraged consumers to get in on the creative process by holding contests for best condom wrapper designs as well as take photos with their ONE condom, or a \u201cONEselfie,\u201d and submit the photo to the company website, who will donate five condoms in return. So far, the company has donated over 8,000 condoms through this promotion.<\/p>\n While the discussion of safe sex is usually met with an eye roll or awkward silence, students at Quinnipiac University are expressing a sense of excitement with a potential new option for practicing safe sex.<\/p>\n