Origami R.A.I. Condom, For Receptive Anal Intercourse, Could Be World's First Specifi

[natina]

Origami R.A.I. Condom, For Receptive Anal Intercourse, Could Be World's First Specifically For Anal Sex (NSFW)


A few weeks ago we introduced you to a brand new condom design that could revolutionize the way people have safer sex.
Now the trend continues with another new condom prototype from Origami Condoms, the R.A.I. (Receptive Anal Intercourse) condom, which the company claims is the world's first to be specifically designed for this activity.

As the instructive video above shows, the condom utilizes columns that expand and contract inside the body during intercourse. Origami's website offers two advantages to using the R.A.I. condom instead of a traditional condom:

1. Easy insertion method that positions and anchors the condom internally and 2. The tubular structure of the condom provides a natural internal liner for the penis in the internally lubricated condom.

The site also states that the condom is "intended to provide a receptive partner with the initiative to use a condom without negotiation."
Queerty notes that if the condoms are approved
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[natina]

who is gonna start using the anal condoms?

[natina]

no comments yet?

[tao1kiku]

Would be interesting to try, as long as they are reasonably priced

[Sulka_bewitched_me]

I'm willing to be a first adopter of this unit. Any lady volunteers?

[STARTUP999]

I'll take one for the team! I have been wanting to be drilled by Vanilla for a while now anyway be a good opportunity. Does CVS carry them?

[danthepoetman]

Very intriguing. Seems a little like ladies could feel they have some kind of plastic bag inside of them, from the video, but I suppose it must be a false impression... But if this works, you think to yourself we've gone a long way since the goat intestine pouches, attached to the base of the cock with a ribbon, that were being used in past centuries...