In the spirit of National Condom Week, I thought it might be cool to explore the various types of condoms available that are not widely known. First up is the desensitizing condom:

There is new hope for men who have trouble "going the distance" during sex. The desensitizing condom is made of latex and boasts a coating of special lubricant on the inside that contains benzocaine-the same stuff that is put in antiseptic ointment to numb cuts and scrapes.

The lubricant helps to stall the male climax, making sex longer-lasting for those partners who are used to being left unfulfilled.

While these condoms may seem like a godsend for pre-ejaculators everywhere, you should note a few minor-but of course serious-cautions: Warnings on some packages advise against eye contact and draw attention to the possibility of burning or itching for both partners. Keep the condoms out of your eyes and be sure to wash off the lubricant after sexual activity.

It is also important for men to remember that if the desensitizing condom fails to prevent pre-ejaculation, a more serious medical issue could be the cause. (Source)

TNC recommends the Trojan Extended Pleasure Condoms. Click the image to read more about and/or buy this condom.