Toronto Public Health says there will be six condom wrapper designs, and the aim of the initiative is to ward off STDsToronto Public Health is spending nearly $200,000 on condoms and other sex paraphernalia for the World Cup, the Toronto Sun has learned. Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. An invoice, obtained in a freedom-of-information request, shows TPH has purchased 576,000 branded condoms and 200,000 individual packages of lubricant. At 21 and 15 cents respectively, that will cost Toronto taxpayers $120,960 for the rubbers and $30,000 for the lube. In its own emailed statement, Toronto Public Health said distributing these types of products at large events, such as during the 2015 Pan Am Games or Toronto’s annual pride parade, “is routine public health practice and aligns with existing harm reduction and disease prevention efforts.”