Carex

Product Overview

Carex Powershot Extra Time is the delay condom in the Carex range — a thin latex condom with a lubricant intended to help postpone ejaculation. Made in Malaysia and sold in both 10-piece and 3-piece packs.

Carex sits alongside its other lines — Rough & Tough, 3-in-1 Dotted and Assorted Flavour — and the Powershot is the one built specifically around endurance rather than texture or flavour.

Key Benefits

• Extra time lubricant to help extend intercourse
• Thin latex keeps sensation close despite the delay effect
• Available in 10-piece and 3-piece packs
• Clear usage instructions supplied by the manufacturer
• Made in Malaysia

Key Features

• Extra time / climax delay lubricant
• Thin latex construction
• Pre-lubricated with reservoir tip
• 10pcs and 3pcs pack options
• Made in Malaysia

Specifications

• Brand: Carex
• Range: Powershot Extra Time
• Type: Climax delay
• Wall: Thin
• Material: Natural latex
• Pack options: 10 pieces / 3 pieces
• Country of origin: Malaysia

About the Delay Lubricant

Climax delay condoms carry a lubricant containing benzocaine, a mild local anaesthetic that slightly reduces sensation and so can help postpone ejaculation. How much difference it makes varies a great deal from person to person.

• Do not use if you or your partner is allergic or sensitive to benzocaine or other local anaesthetics.
• The numbing effect can transfer to a partner. If either of you finds the sensation unpleasant, switch to a plain condom.
• Stop using and seek advice if you notice a rash, burning, swelling or persistent irritation.
• These are not a treatment for premature ejaculation. Persistent difficulty is worth discussing with a doctor.

How to Use — Carex’s Own Instructions

1. Open with clean hands and make sure the teat is facing up.
2. Squeeze the teat to make sure no air is trapped inside.
3. Still squeezing the teat, place the condom on and roll it all the way down to the base.
4. Hold the condom at the base as you pull out, knot it, then bin it.

Trapped air is the detail most people skip, and it matters — air in the tip is a common cause of splitting.

Safety Information

• Use a new condom for every act of intercourse. One condom, one use.
• Never wear two condoms at once, and never pair a male condom with a female condom — the friction makes both more likely to tear.
• Only water-based or silicone-based lubricant. Oil-based products — petroleum jelly, baby oil, body lotion, most massage oils — weaken latex.
• Not suitable for anyone with a latex allergy or sensitivity.
• Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. A wallet or a car glovebox is a bad place to keep one for long.
• Do not use after the expiry date printed on the pack.
• Used correctly and consistently, condoms substantially reduce the risk of pregnancy and of sexually transmitted infections. No method removes that risk entirely.
• If a condom splits or slips, seek advice about emergency contraception and STI testing without waiting.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pack size will I receive?

The seller lists both 10-piece and 3-piece options. Confirm the size before ordering if it matters to you.

Why does trapped air cause condoms to split?

Because there is nowhere for the semen to go, so pressure builds at the closed end. Squeezing the teat before rolling the condom on prevents it.

How do I know if the size is right?

Width matters more than length. A condom that rolls down easily and stays put without pinching is the right width; one that feels tight at the base or leaves deep marks is too narrow, and one that loosens during use is too wide. The nominal width for each product is listed in its specifications above.

Will the packaging be discreet?

Yes. Orders are dispatched in plain outer packaging with no indication of the contents on the outside.