If you are sexually active and living in the U.S., you’d have to be living under a rock to have never heard about  Trojan Condoms.

Not many brands can do it: become the go-to word for a product category. But Trojan became synonymous with the word condoms in the United States due to its many decades of dominance in the prophylactic space.

It’s not unusual for guys to refer to condoms as Trojans. That is the ultimate stamp of approval about how widely popular and culturally accepted rubbers with the trojan man symbol became in the USA.

"Trojan selection features over 30 condoms in a variety of types"

In this article, we look closer at Trojan, the #1 condom brand that Americans trust the most when practicing safer sex.

Trojan’s current product line up features more than 30 condoms crossing over  several condom types. We get into all this a little bit later, but first, let's rewind back in time to more than a hundred years ago when it all started.

Brief History of Trojan Condoms

Trojan started manufacturing condoms way back in 1916. The company name then was Fay and Youngs. Businessman Merle Leland Youngs was the man behind the brand.

Three years later, in 1919, he renamed his company to Youngs Rubber Corporation.

That same year he also introduced the Trojan helmet image that we all know, though today’s logo on Trojan product boxes and wrappers is a bit more refined.

Around that same time, a significant manufacturing process breakthrough allowed condoms to be made much thinner and safer.

Until then, condoms were like distant relatives of what we know today, regarding the thickness and overall quality. This new process set the stage for the conventional, natural rubber latex that still lives on today.

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Throughout history and even to this day, advertising condoms has been a bit challenging due to the nature of the product. In 1927 Trojan advertised its condoms for the first time through ads in a trade magazine for pharmacists.

In the years after World War II, accepting condoms as safer sex protection resonated more throughout the American society.

As condoms gained popularity,  Trojan Brand was becoming a household name in the United States.

Fast forward to 1985, 66 years after the Youngs Rubber Corporation was started and in the midst of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the company was sold for the first time in its long history. Carter-Wallace, a personal care company from New York, became the next owner of Trojan condoms.

Almost two decades later, in 2001, the current owner  Church and Dwight acquired the brand.

Under the wings of new ownership, the Trojan condoms product line expanded significantly.

Trojan Condoms

As we mentioned earlier, the Trojan selection features over 30 products in a variety of types. And that is some selection of rubbers! No other brand on the U.S. market can boast of such an extensive selection.

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The material the company uses in the vast majority of their line up is natural rubber latex. If you are latex sensitive, however, there are a couple of non-latex condoms for you as well.

Below is a table of some of the Trojan condoms we recommend you to try:

Trojan condom sizes

If your dong is that of an average human or if you have more voluptuous proportions, Trojan has you covered.

Trojan condoms are available in a variety of shapes and  sizes.

When it comes to  condom shapes, it’s pretty obvious just from looking at the back of the respective retail box. The condom size, however, is a bit of a mystery for the average buyer since Trojan does not describe its condoms by size except for large and extra-large size.

Magnum condoms are an extension of the brand’s regular product line. Targeting well-endowed men, Trojan Magnum is a line of large and extra-large condoms.

Please do not buy Magnums so that you can boost your ego or impress your lady. If you use a large or XL condom when you are more average size, the condom will likely slip and slide and maybe even come off, which won't help the condom effectiveness.

Also read: Condom Size Chart: Find Your Best Fit

Trojan also has condoms that are a bit on the smaller side, so we recommend you give a few condoms a try because if you don't try, you won’t know what might be a good fit for you.

Trojan Retail Packaging

Historically, Trojan condom retail packaging was primarily known for its simple solid-color design with a Trojan man logo dominating the box. In the last decade, Trojan started stepping up its game and wrapping up its rubbers in style, making their retail boxes visually more stimulating.

Where to buy Trojan condoms?

Whether it's online or offline, there are many places you can buy Trojan condoms. If you live in the USA, their products are available from coast to coast. Any local store like Walmart, Walgreens or CVS carries rubbers from Trojan on their shelves. You can always buy Trojan Condoms right here at CondomJungle. You won't only safe but we will also ship them to you fast and discreetly in a plain box straight to your doorstep.

Also read: The Complete Guide on How to Buy Condoms

If you are new to condoms, we’ll give you a little heads up-- buying condoms in those places can be embarrassing for some and frustrating for others. Offline isn’t ideal for buying condoms unless you don't give a damn about your privacy, which is often not the case for the youngest sexually active and shy people.

What’s your favorite Trojan Condom?

Is it that one in the blue box (Trojan ENZ Lubricated) or the  50% thinner Trojan Bare Skin or what about the longer and wider (Magnum XL)?

There you have it. We told you that Trojan is the undisputed champion of the U.S. condom market. No matter how spoiled your penis might be, the Trojan condom brand has types and sizes that satisfy the needs of most men.

Buy Trojan condoms online today, and we’ll ship it to you in plain and discreet packaging so your business will stay only your business.