Durex to Produce Eggplant-Flavored Condoms Durex jokingly suggested they were producing an eggplant-flavored prophylactic while campaigning for a new condom emoji. Dan Evon Published Sept. 8, 2016 ...

Unicode doesn’t allow sexy emoji, however, so people are have to use various fruits and vegetables to convey the message. And for condoms, if Durex has its way, there’s now ☔️.

Around 9.5% of married Indian women cited using condoms during sex by 2021, almost double the use five years earlier, according to latest available government statistics.

Of course, in the end, the whole thing turned out to be a marketing stunt by Durex to try to get a condom emoji approved, which if you think about it makes perfect sense from a safe sex angle ...

If you happened to read the tiny print on the back of a box of Durex Avanti condoms before you bought them, you’d see this: “The risks of pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STD’s ...

One decidedly interesting use of emoji is using the symbolism of a certain purple vegetable to inspire an eggplant-flavored condom launch, Durex announced earlier this morning. Of course, we're ...

Durex ® is a global leading sexual well-being brand worldwide. The brand not only produces condoms which exceeds global testing standards, but also offers lubricants and personal massagers.

Durex, which accounts for 29% of global condom sales, is launching a promotional and market research campaign in the U.S. in which some consumers will get to test the condoms and report back to ...

Condom sales have soared this spring as COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease worldwide, according to a UK-based pharma giant. Reckitt Benckiser said Wednesday its Durex brand of condoms, lubricants ...