A condom product includes a condom. The condom includes a body having an interior surface, an exterior surface, a distal end, and a proximal end having a peripheral edge. The condom is sized such that the interior surface is configured to extend along at least a portion of a head of a penis, but not along a shaft of the penis.

An oral condom is configured to be worn on a user's mouth, lips and tongue, and the oral condom has a membrane and a stereoscopic pocketed structure. The membrane is an elongated film and has high-density elasticity, and the membrane may be wrapped around a backside of the user's head. The membrane has two through-holes respectively formed at two ends of the membrane. The stereoscopic pocketed structure protrudes from the membrane, and the stereoscopic pocketed structure is located in a center of the membrane and is capable of covering the user's mouth, lips and tongue. The user's tongue can stretch up, down, left, and right in the stereoscopic pocketed structure blocking the body fluids and secretions of the sexual partner during sexual intercourse. The stereoscopic pocketed structure may comprise a smooth surface, or the stereoscopic pocketed structure comprises an uneven texture or a grained texture.

A male contraceptive device comprising a peanut-shaped elastic body having two opposing flanges, each with proximal and distal ends. An adhesive disposed on the inner surface ensures secure fit, while non-adhesive tabs at the distal ends facilitate application and removal. A centrally located double-layer reservoir collects fluids, with a one-way valve of three overlapping semicircular latex pieces that expand outwardly under pressure to allow fluid entry and fold inwardly to prevent leakage. An embodiment includes an anatomically-shaped divot for alignment and a pull tab for retrieval. Another embodiment features a three-flange, clover leaf configuration and a valve with outer, inner, and connective latex pieces. The device's unique combination of elements provides improved fit, comfort, ease of use, and contraceptive efficacy.

Apparatus that enables non-penetrating sex between two users. Embodiments may be integrated into or attached to clothing worn by the first user. A tubular element (including, but not limited to, a male or female condom) may be installed either permanently or detachably; attachments at both the open and closed ends of the tubular element ensure that it will not penetrate the first user. Users may therefore enjoy many of the benefits of sex, including intimacy and mutual stimulation, without the risks inherent in penetration. Attachment for the open end may use for example an element that attaches to a base ring or flange at the open end. Illustrative attachments for the closed end include a loop into which the closed end is cinched, a notch or hole into which a button in the closed end is inserted, and a mechanism into which the closed end is inserted, folded, and secured.