Readily available barrier protection is vital to protect the young from the consequences of risk taking behaviour. Studies have shown that condom availability programs in schools do not promote sexual activity. They do however result in increased use of condoms and resulting increased protection against unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections (including AIDS). 

We recommend the QCVL Display Machine with $2 or $3 coin mechanisms for educational facilities (please see Display Machine Page on this site), and we suggest that standard three packs of DUREX® Sheik Sensi-Creme be vended from these machines. These packs of three condoms wholesale for approx $1.40 per pack (see Condom Supplies Page).

With QCVL student machines the student receives better value; $2 - $3 for a pack of three DUREX® top brand condoms, compared to the standard Canadian machines that usually charge $1 for a single condom that is not a major brand.    

Each DUREX® pack of three condoms contains a full instruction leaflet with detailed advice on condom use and avoidance of unwanted pregnancies and STI's. The condom brands dispensed from other vending machines do not usually include these leaflets.

Please refer to our Social Implications Page for more discussion. The links below have detailed information and research of relevance to condom machines in educational facilities.

The QCVL Mark 11 Display Machine is our latest merchandiser. These electronic machines are larger than the Display Machine, and are available with a variety of control systems: a) Coin only b) Coin and bill acceptor c) Remote control d) Smart card Reader e) Debit card reader. For more details of the QCVL Display Mark 11 machine please see Mark 11 Display Machine Page, and Worldwide Sales Page.