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Lube

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    Water-based Lubricants are body-safe and compatible with condoms/latex and silicone toys. These formulas are easy to clean up and won't stain your sheets.

    Silicone Lubricants are long-lasting and marvelous for stroking, foreplay, and shower fun. Unfortunately, these formulas can stain your sheets and are generally incompatible with silicone toys.

    Oil-Based Lubricants are great but are NOT latex condom compatible and should be kept away from latex clothing. 

    Thick formulas are best for anal lubrication.

    61 products
    Boy Butter H2O Formula
    from $2.99
    JO H2O Anal Original Water Based Lubricant
    from $16.99
    Dame Aloe Lube - 4OZ
    $28.00
    Sliquid Sassy Natural Lubricant
    from $13.00
    Wicked Creme Stroking Cream Lube pink cherry
    Wicked Creme Stroking Cream Lube pink cherry
    Wicked Creme Stroking Cream
    $19.99
    JO Lubricants Premium Silicone Lubricant
    from $19.00
    Yes Oil-Based Organic Lubricants
    from $27.99
    JO Lubricants JO Agape Lubricant Foil Sample 0.34 FLOZ / 10 ML
    $3.15
    JO Lubricants JO Xtra Silky Silicone Foil Sample 0.34 FLOZ / 10 ML
    $4.25
    JO Massage Glide Warming - 4oz
    $32.99
    Pjur Original Silicone Based 100ml
    from $1.99
    Muko Water Based Lubricating Jelly - Wicked Wanda's Inc.
    Muko Water Based Lubricating Jelly
    $9.99
    Shots FIST IT - Waterbased - Water Based Extra Thick & Hybrid Glide
    from $22.99
    JO Chill Clitoral Gel Cooling Stimulant
    $29.99
    JO Spicy Stimulant Gel
    $29.99
    Pjur Back Door Silicone Based 100ml
    $40.99
    Tenga REAL Hole Lotion
    $25.00
    Sliquid Swirl Blue Raspberry
    $1.50
    JO H20 Foil Original - Lubricant 0.34 FLOZ / 10 ML
    $2.99
    JO Hybrid with Coconut - Original
    from $15.00
    Sliquid Naturals Sizzle Lubricant 4.2oz
    $18.00
    Choosing the Perfect Lube

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    FAQs

    There are several reasons why people may choose to use lubricant during sexual activities:

    1. Comfort: Lubricant can reduce friction and discomfort during sexual activities, making them more comfortable and enjoyable.
    2. Pleasure: Lubricant can enhance the sensations experienced during sexual activities, making them more pleasurable. Read more

    Here are some of the benefits of using lubricant during sexual activities:

    1. Reduces friction: Lubricant can reduce friction during sexual activities, which can make them more comfortable and enjoyable for everyone involved.
    2. Enhances pleasure: Lubricant can enhance the sensations experienced during sexual activities, making them more pleasurable. Read more

    Choosing the right lubricant can be important to make sure you have an enjoyable and safe sexual experience. Here are some factors to consider when choosing a lubricant:

    1. Type of lubricant: There are three main types of lubricants - water-based, silicone-based, and oil-based. Water-based lubricants are the most common and are safe to use with condoms and sex toys. Silicone-based lubricants are longer-lasting than water-based lubricants but may not be compatible with some sex toys. Oil-based lubricants are not recommended for use with condoms as they can cause them to break.
    2. Sensitivity: If you or your partner have sensitive skin, it's important to choose a lubricant that is gentle and non-irritating. Look for lubricants that are hypoallergenic and free from added fragrances and dyes. Read more

    When buying lubricant, there are several things to consider to make sure you choose the right one for your needs. Here are some tips:

    1. Type: There are different types of lubricants, including water-based, silicone-based, oil-based, and hybrid. Water-based lubricants are the most popular and versatile, as they are safe to use with condoms and sex toys, and they are easy to clean up. Silicone-based lubricants are longer-lasting and more slippery, but they can damage some sex toys and are not safe to use with silicone-based sex toys. Oil-based lubricants are not recommended for use with condoms, as they can cause them to break. Hybrid lubricants combine water-based and silicone-based lubricants for the best of both worlds.
    2. Ingredients: Look for a lubricant with high-quality ingredients that are safe and non-irritating. Avoid lubricants that contain glycerin, parabens, or other potentially harmful ingredients. Read more