Which Personal Lubricant Ingredients Can Damage Condoms?

Personal lubricants can smooth the sex and make it more pleasurable. Some consumer also like to use it separately, which means more extra lube on the condom. When you are practicing safer sex, some extra lubricants can be incredibly beneficial. Lube makes sex feel more natural with condom, and by decreasing friction, it provides some additional protection for sensitive skins. However, you need to choose a lubricant that is compatible with your condoms. The good news is that you have got plenty of options; silicone and water-based lubricants are completely safe to use with latex condom. In fact, there is really only one lubricant ingredient that can significantly increase the chances of a latex condom breakage: oil. Oil-based lubricants are not safe to use with condoms (with one notable exception, Simply Slick) because they permeate the tiny pores in the latex, wearing away at them and causing damage. When you put pressure on the condoms – as you do during sex – these tiny holes can expand and the condom can break in a while.  So we must choose the right type lubricants and let’s enjoy the pleasure.

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