In the eighteenth century, condoms were made of

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In the eighteenth century, condoms were made of animal intestines, commonly sheep or goat intestines, which were cleaned, stretched, and sometimes flavored with various substances. Rubber and latex were not used to make condoms until the nineteenth century. Linen was sometimes used as a material for condoms in earlier centuries, but by the eighteenth century, animal intestines were the most common material used.

In the Eighteenth Century, Condoms Were Made of