The Condoms Athletes Get At The Olympics Aren't Just Any Ordinary Condoms

Fun fact: There was an intimacy ban at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games to prevent the spread of Covid.

Luckily , that ban was lifted for the Paris Olympics, and CBS News reports 300,000 condoms were made for the 14,250 athletes competing.

Runners World did the math , and that means each athlete could theoretically get 21 condoms each.

That's a whole lot of bumpin' uglies!

Anyway, these aren't just any run-of-the-mill-rubbers, they are themed.

Here's what they look like:

The condoms feature that weird (but cute) red blob mascot named Phryge.

There's a series of them.

There's the "On the field of love, play fair" condom:

Another "Ask for consent" condom:

The lovely, "Don't share more than victory" condom:

And lastly, my personal favorite, the "No need to be a gold medalist to wear it!" condom:

If they're smart, athletes will grab handfuls of them because I'm sure they could sell them for $$$ one day.