6 Best Condoms for Blowjob [2024]: For Yum and Safe Oral Sex

Most condoms don’t taste good, we know! So here’s a list of the yummiest, flavorful options of the best condoms for blowjob so you’ll have the safest oral sex.

Fellatio doesn’t get your girl pregnant. But it’s not “safe” sex either.

You (the receiver) might not get any STIs from it, but the giver (of BJs) can. Particularly in the throat and mouth.

PLUS, most condoms don’t taste good, making it an unpleasant “job” when you’re putting a rubber over it. 

The good news is… you can up your oral sex game with condoms.

Be it male condoms or tongue condoms (also known as dental dams), here are the best condoms for your next best blowjob sesh.

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Best Condoms for Blowjobs in 2024

Have a Russian roulette night with your partner using condoms, particularly ONE Flavor Waves Condoms.

Mine comes in a 12-pack bottle that contains assorted flavors. 

There are six flavors in total: Chocolate Strawberry, Mint Chocolate, Banana Split, Bubblegum, Fresh Mint, and Island Punch.

Our favorite is probably Chocolate Strawberry. We also like the Bubblegum one.

While it’s a flavored condom, the flavors aren’t too intense. In fact, some people wish they were stronger. (That means they taste good, right?)

The flavor is mild, but the scent is strong—but nothing overwhelming. 

And I think that’s a good thing since our sense of smell plays a big role in how our brain processes taste.

The result? No overbearing flavor that often leans towards very artificial in most condoms. Instead, the scent covers up for the taste.

Some male condoms for oral sex are JUST for oral sex, but this one’s safe for vaginal use as well. It doesn’t contain parabens, glycerin, spermicide, or fragrances.

It has a straight-walled shape with a reservoir tip to collect your juices when you reach your happy ending. Buuurp!

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Lubricated condoms usually don’t taste good because of its pre-lube. So, go for Trustex Non-Lubricated Condoms.

It has NO PRE-LUBE, meaning there’s no unpleasant taste. A simple solution for a simple problem.

That also means guys sensitive to chemicals present in some pre-lube can use this. They have the option to pick a lube that’s safe for their most beloved property.

Another great thing about these non-lubed condoms? Their versatility.

You have the option to make your condom taste better for fellatio by using real food. Drinks, honey, jam… As long as they’re not oil-based.

Or, you can use a flavored lube. Just make sure your lube is safe for latex condoms.

The con of this condom is that it fits quite snug, even for average-sized guys. 

And since it’s a dry condom, it’s more difficult to unroll and wear, especially if you don’t get any extra help from a lube. 

(Which we don’t recommend because it results in friction that leads to potential tears in the condom.)

Plus, it’s pretty affordable. You can even get it per piece.

For more non-lubricated condom options, check out this article.

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When one says blowjob, it’s not just limited to the frontal area. You can GO ALL OUT and explore the road less traveled in the backdoor.

And if that’s up your alley, your regular male condom won’t do for protection.

Here comes Trust Dental Dam – Strawberry.

This is an ultra-thin latex that goes over the anal area. It’s a rectangular piece of material that measures 8 inches by 6 inches.

Yes, it’s big when you stretch it out completely. And you’d want to streeeeetch it out open to keep it as “thin” as possible so you can still feel the sensations.

The dental dam has a strawberry flavor. It’s subtle, but it’s tasty.

You would need some extra lube to keep it in place. 

Unlike a male condom, you don’t WEAR it. It’s only positioned over the private area.

So… it moves around a bit, and you’d have to hold it. We find that quite a mood killer, so lube it is.

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LELO HEX™ Original gives you the most natural feeling because it’s super, ultra-thin.

You can still feel the barrier, but it’s the best you can get with rubber over your peen during fellatio.

HEX™ has a neutralized scent, thanks to its natural latex.

Your partner won’t be disgusted with its taste because it has no rubber aftertaste.

It’s also easy to unroll and wear because it is lightly lubricated.

And, of course, you can use it safely for vaginal sex too.

The only thing that might make you hesitate to get this is its price. 

Okay, it’s not the priciest condom out there. But it’s definitely one of the most expensive ones—which could be a price worth paying for its almost bare sensations.

Interested in learning more? Read our in-depth review here.

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Declined credit cards. Batteries that died down. Allergies.

One thing in common? They STOP the fun. Killjoys.

Especially if you’re allergic to latex, which is the material of most condoms you’ll find in your local drugstore or favorite sex toy shop.

Thankfully, we have really good non-latex alternatives today.

Meet Lifestyles SKYN Elite.

It’s made of polyisoprene—a natural rubber stripped down of the proteins that make some people allergic to latex.

That also means it doesn’t have that rubber taste or scent in your regular latex condoms.

Yep, it’s quite pricey. But I think it’s a really good pick for a non-latex variant. 

Plus, I find it transfers sensation really well. Better than most condoms, actually.

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Bananas. Oranges. Strawberries. It’s the taste of the tropics… right in your condoms.

Durex Tropical Mixed Flavored Condoms are pretty popular. They’re also easy to find. You won’t have much trouble looking for this variant wherever you are.

My partner says it tastes sweet with a little zing. 

The flavor doesn’t last very long, though. But the sweet flavor stays in your mouth for quite a bit, masking any unwanted taste you might detect.

It’s lubricated to reduce friction, whether that’s from unrolling, wearing, or thrusting.

It also has a reservoir tip. So if you cum during oral play, it neatly collects your juices without spills.

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The Best Condoms for Blowjob: Buying Guide

Size

When buying a condom, there are usually three size options:

• Snug fit – Up to 6.5 inches in length and 1.8 inches in width
• Standard fit – Around 6.5 inches to 8 inches in length and 2 inches in width
• Large fit – Over 6.5 inches and 8 inches in length and over 2 inches in width

Measure your penis when it’s erect, then check the condom’s measurements to figure out which one fits right for you.

Always check each condom as what’s standard and large and so on is different from brand to brand.

If you are unsure of what size condom you need, check out our recommendations for small to biggest condoms to help you choose the right condom size for you.

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Materials

One of the main deciding points of buying a condom is the material. There are usually four types of condom materials: latex, polyurethane, polyisoprene, and lambskin.

But when it comes to condoms for blowjobs, they’re usually latex and polyisoprene:

• Latex – Most common condom material. It provides an effective, strong, and thin barrier. However, it’s not good for people with latex allergies.
• Polyisoprene – Alternative for those allergic to latex. It feels similar to latex but softer and offers the middle ground for durability and optimum sensation. But they’re also usually pricier.

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Features

Not all condoms are made equal. Flavored condoms are definitely one of a condom’s extra features.

Other features you might be interested in are:

• Textured – Ridges, studs, and other textures give you extra stimulation because of their added texture.
• Warming – It increases the sensation by giving a warming effect after it’s activated by natural body moisture.
• Pleasure-shaped – Different condom shapes like wider pouched-like tips and twisting shapes for more friction.
• Ultra-thin – Designed so you can barely there’s a barrier. The thinner it is, the more sensations you’ll feel.

We also have a standalone guide on the best condoms that you may want to try.

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Brands

There are plenty of condom brands, and most have a flavored option! So if you have a favorite brand already, why not start with their choice of flavored condom?

In general, it’s a great idea to stick to well-known brands when shopping for flavored condoms. They’re usually well-known for a reason: their safe, reliable products.

You’re more likely to have a great experience trying out flavored condoms.

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Chemical-Free

A condom needs to be safe for you to put on your penis. A flavored condom should also be safe for your partner’s mouth and tongue. But a flavored condom that isn’t chemical-free can harm you both.

When shopping for a flavored condom, look for options that don’t contain any nasty chemicals. Make sure you check both the lubricant and the condom itself!

Helpfully, most brands selling chemical-free flavored condoms are pretty excited to tell you about this feature! So take your time to read the product specs, and you’ll be fine.

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Flavor

When shopping for flavored condoms, you have more choices than ever regarding the flavor. For example, you can get condoms that taste like chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, or even bubblegum! 

Your partner will be doing the tasting, of course. So why not check in with her before you buy? If she likes the flavor of the condom, you’ll both have a lot more fun.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do I need to use a condom for oral sex?

Yes, because oral STIs exist. 

And transmission can occur even when you don’t put your penis near a vagina or butt. Some examples are gonorrhea, genital herpes, syphilis, chlamydia, and HIV.

I know; it’s a scary world out there.

So to be safe, it’s best to have protected oral sex by using a condom.

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Are your flavored condoms safe for oral sex?

They should be. 

Most flavored condoms are made with oral sex in mind. So, yes.

Still, you have to be careful and make sure you follow proper usage. 

For example, make sure your condoms aren’t expired, stored in a cool, dry place, and that you use a new condom for each sexual act.

If you used a condom for oral, get a new one if you move on to vaginal or anal penetration.

If you’re looking for more condom options that are tasty, you can check out our best-flavored condom guide here.

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How do you use a dental dam for oral sex?

Dental dams are easy to use:

• Carefully open the package and unfold the dental dam.
• Place it over the anus (or vagina) to cover the area.
• Drop a little lube between the skin and dental dam to help it stay in place.

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What is the difference between condoms and tongue condoms?

Male condoms are… you know what they are. They’re the usual condoms—worn on the receiver’s penis.

Tongue condoms, also called oral condoms, have a similar design to the traditional condom. But it has a wider open end to fit over the lips of the giver.

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Conclusion

Go for condoms that don’t leave a bad taste in your mouth. Literally. Thankfully, there’s plenty to choose from.

And before we say goodbye, here’s a friendly reminder: 

Don’t use teeth. THAT could tear the condom.

All hail to safe (and flavor-filled) fellatio!