Durex is rallying against repressive sexual conventions with a relaunch timed to coincide with Valentine’s Day. Created by Havas London, the new positioning and visual identity will see the ...

As Durex launches its largest ever sex survey for the UK's LGBTQ+ community, its campaign celebrates those who have overcome ...

On the occasion of World AIDS Day, Durex, the global leader in sexual wellbeing has taken a step further in promoting the message of safe sex by partnering with MTV to launch a nation-wide campaign ...

Durex, the sexual wellbeing brand, has announced its partnership with (RED)®, a nonprofit organization, to fight the AIDS epidemic globally. With the collaboration, Durex aims to drive awareness and ...

Durex has linked up with handbag.com, the UK’s longest-running women’s lifestyle website. The 12-month deal will see the condom brand providing editorial and advertising (pop ups, banners and rich ...

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SSL International, the maker of Durex condoms and Scholl footcare products,was acquired by Reckitt Benckiser in a £2.54bn deal in July. The appointment of Euro RSCG ends Durex's 12-year relationship ...

ADULT VIDEO WARNING: THE sight of a man straddling a naked woman from behind while giving her a massage has been okayed for Aussie TV. The Durex lube advert had been the subject of several compaints ...

A screen grab from the latest Durex Intense ad. Ever heard of something called ‘half-gasms’? Reckitt Benckiser-owned condom brand Durex’s new campaign on female ‘half-gasms’ highlights the additional ...

There’s nothing like having a brilliant creative team at your fingertips. So far, three great ambush advertising campaigns have emerged from the 2012 London Olympics. Nike’s TVC to hijack Adidas being ...

How and when were condoms first advertised? We think that the first condom advertisement appeared in the New York Times in 1861. It was an ad for Dr. Power's French Preventatives. The Durex brand name ...