Personal lubricants

Now here is the most important information about silicone-based lubricants. It is not suggested for you to use a silicone-based lube together with silicone sex toys (usually the squishier or more skin-like toys). Different grades of silicone can break each other down and can eat away at the surface of your toy (kind of like a silicone cannibal). Because all …

Lubricants assist penetration in both vaginal and anal sex. The vagina usually lubricates itself when a woman is sexually aroused, and so you may not need lubricant for vaginal sex, unless the vagina feels dry. However, you should always use lubricant for anal sex. Most condoms come pre-lubricated, but this is not adequate for anal sex and condoms should be …

The safe protection is an important part of a healthy and pleasure sex life. Wearing a condom is on the purpose of protecting yourself from sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies, and also a high-quality personal lubricant can make safe sex much more fun. The personal lubricants can prevent friction and creates a natural feel. As per the study, adequate lubrication can also help to prevent …

Water-based lubricants are specifically those fluids or gels that are made from a base of water and typically a cellulose or glycerin solution. A water-based lubricant is water soluble and can therefore be fairly easily washed off. The earliest and still most prevalent forms of personal lubricants are water-based Because they are water-based, such lubricants can have a tendency to dry out …

Water based lubricants Water based lubricants are the most common use of lubricants. You can pretty much use them for anything. They work great by yourself, with a partner and with any toys you may want to bring along. Water based lubricants don’t degrade and they don’t leave stains on your sheets. The only thing to watch out for is …

A gel squirted into the monkeys sperm ducts and proved effective at preventing pregnancy. There are several birth control options exist, condoms are the only short-term solutions available today, but many people hope for a non-surgical, long term and reversible male contraceptive without the side effects of hormonal changes. Researchers in the United States are developing a possible alternative, dubbed …

Lube is a big part of most people’s sex lives. People less take about it. But there are many ways to enjoy it. Aside from the obvious uses, the right lube may be the accessory that lets you try something new or take an old favorite to the next level. Furthermore, if you’re struggling with irritation or discomfort, lube could …

Can you use personal lubricants together with latex condoms? The answer is Yes! Why not? All water-based lubricants are totally 100% safe to use with condoms together. Add personal lubricants to the outside of the condom once it’s on and inside of the vagina for additional lubrication. Take care not to use too much lube before you put the condom …

Some condoms are already lubricated with dry silicone, jellies, or creams. If you buy condoms not already lubricated, it’s a good idea to apply some yourself. If you use a separate lubricant, be sure to use the water-based and made for this purpose. If you’re not sure which to choose, ask your pharmacist. The use of water-based lubricants with latex condoms …

Water based lubricants are commonly used just before sex, but they can dry out quickly and feel sticky. Replens Silky Smooth premium silicone lubricant does not absorb into the skin, so it lasts longer and leaves skin feeling smooth and silky. Uses: Helps lubricating in body massage; Helps lubricating in sex intercourse; Rinse with water to remove Warning: For external …