Most men see condoms as a necessary evil. We see them as a chance to dress for success. Rubbers can do more than just protect you from viruses and paternity suits. Here's how to solve sexual problems using condoms.
As seen in Men's Health Magazine (SEPT 2001)

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PROBLEM:
Condoms are too tight
CONDOM:
Trojan Magnum XL
Six percent of men require a bigger-than-average condom. Here's a test: Slide a toilet paper tube over your erection. (Lock the bathroom door first.) If it doesn't go on easily, the Magnum XL is for you.

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PROBLEM:
You Ejaculate Too Soon
CONDOM:
Trojan Extended Pleasure
The inside is coated with benzocaine, which briefly dulls the nerves in your penis, keeping you from getting too excited. It could help your staying power, but expect to trade off some pleasure.

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PROBLEM:
Condoms Slip Off
CONDOM:
Contempo Exotica Snugger Fit
It's The thickness - not length - of your penis that determines how well slickers stick. The Exotica is the slimmest condom available - about 6% narrower then a regular one - so it's more likely to stay put.

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PROBLEM:
Partner Needs Extra Lubricant
CONDOM:
Paradise Super Sensitive With AstroGlide
AstroGlide is wetter, slipperier lubricant that lasts longer than the stuff found on most condoms. The Paradise is the only condom that comes pre-slickened with it.

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PROBLEM:
Partner Doesn't Have Orgasms
CONDOM:
Inspiral
"Of all the condoms I've Sold none have elicited a more positive response from woman than the inSpiral.: says Adam Glickman. Its shaped like a soft-serve ice cream cone, and the extra latex will bunch and fold near her clitoris, causing added stimulation.

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PROBLEM:
You Cant Open Foil Packets With Wet Fingers
CONDOM:
LifeStyles Disks
These condoms are packaged in tiny sealed plastic cups, like the pats of butter they give you in all-night diners. Peel off the top and your ready to go.

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PROBLEM:
Cant Find Your Penis In The Dark
CONDOM:
Night Light Condoms
Glow-in-the-dark condoms were invented ages ago )it was Edison, if memory serves.) But this is the first that's government-approved as a contraceptive. Set the transparent package near a lamp and the condom will glow for about 15 minutes after lights out.