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There are a lot of good condoms out there but it would be impossible to tell you which brand is the best for you. You might want to check out the recent Consumer Reports condom breakdown here and decide for yourself.

Here's some general condom information which may help you make a decision.  A lot of people prefer lubricated latex condoms. Lube can make sex a lot more comfortable and can help prevent friction.  And, friction can result in the dreaded broken condom.  Non-lubricated latex condoms can also be a good bet if lube isn't an issue and are probably preferable for oral sex. Another option is to use a polyurethane condom.  Polyurethane is a great idea for the one to two percent of people out there who are allergic to latex. Polyurethane condoms come in the standard male variety and are also what the female condom is made of.   Try to avoid condoms made of animal skin as they don't offer protection from sexually transmitted infections--only pregnancy. And, while it might seem like condoms with spermicide are a good idea, they can actually cause skin irritation, so if you have a choice you might want to avoid them.