Needless to say, my curiousity is peaked. Babeland doesn't even give the manufacturer's name though.

A websearch pulls up an info page at condomx.com giving RFSU as the manufacturers. Also giving information (with pictures) of the testing process and vital stats for the condoms. They're as thick as or thicker than Trojans and less wide--given MzS's posts in the big condoms thread, I wouldn't think this would be good for most people? They sell a three pack with one each of the small, medium, and large sizes, so you can find what fits best. Seems like a good idea.

Condom Stats:

The Mamba (snug fit):
Length=175mm Width=51mm Thickness=0.06mm
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The Profil (regular contoured) and
The Nam Nam (strawberry flavored) and
The Birds 'n' Bees (textured)

Length=185mm Width=52mm Thickness=0.06mm
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The Okeido (longer/bigger):
Length=190mm Width=53mm Thickness=0.07mm

I love the logo. Smiling yellow condom.

So: Anyone heard/read about them? Anyone have any experience with them? Do we have any users from Sweden? Where can I read more about condom testing processes/standards?

yup, I've tried those. Ages ago though. Ages and ages ago. RFSU condoms are pretty widely available here (my local drugstore carries the small packs), and I remember buying and using the "birds & bees" ones and the "Okeido" ones with a previous partner (about 3 years ago, or more). I only remember using the Okeido ones though, and my former partner seemed to like them, while I have no particular memory of them (or what happened when we used them, talk about memorable) - my condom preferences have changed since then, anyway.

In regards to testing, we have our own testing thing here in Europe, and I bet the Swedes most definitely comply with the standards, because otherwise you couldn't buy them here and because they are a bunch of clever people with excellent health care and sex ed.

I shall try them again once I have a 3D sex life again.

Yeah, the site says there's a European testing standard, which their testing processes exceeds. They also said that Switzerland has the most stringent testing requirements in the world for imported condoms, which their testing process also exceeds. I can by that, but I'm having trouble figuring out where they got the "15 times" figure.