Underground Factory Making Fake Brand Name Condoms – China News

www.chinahush.com — Unpackaged, bare condoms were directly placed in the fiber bags. Lubricants were stored in large oil drums. In this 20 square meters of workshop, condoms full of dust scattered all over the floor. Workers were working topless. On the “production line” the “sophisticated” fake “Durex” package bags were continuously being made. This is an amazing scene of a residential house in Xinhui community, Shaoyang (city) Shaodong district, Hunan province.

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coljac 2 years 20 weeks ago

Oh dear. That's frightening and somehow bizarre. I guess in China, truly nothing is safe from the knock-off artists.

Ryan 2 years 20 weeks ago

It's like eating sausage... ya just can't stop to think about it, or you run the risk of never touching the stuff again.

markb84 2 years 19 weeks ago

That's why you don't buy named brand stuff in 3rd world countries. Just bring your own condoms from home.

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