Sagami Keeps ‘Love’ Needfully at Bay

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In “Love Distance,” two lovers nearly two billion millimeters apart race toward each other as a meter ticks off the amount of space left between them. Their ecstatic embrace results in emotional spikes between 0 mm and 316 mm.

The tagline ties it all together: “And yet, love needs distance.” Sagami’s thinnest condom does the job with the fewest millimeters of all: 0.02.

By GT/Tokyo for Sagami Original Condom.


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