Lubricant

Keep sex toy use, foreplay, sex and masturbation slippery, sensual and sensational with personal lubricant!

Even if you think your, or your partner's body does a good enough job of self-lubrication, wetter is always better. That's because lubricant makes sex more pleasurable by reducing friction and letting things slide in and out with ease, to keep your adult fun sensual and comfortable – the way it should be!

Personal lubricant is a must when using sex toys, such as dildos, vibrators, male masturbators and anal toys, because it helps the toy to slide into your body with ease, which equals more comfort and pleasure.

The lubricant you use with your toys needs to be compatible with the material your sex toy is made from. Silicone lubricant is not recommended for use with silicone sex toys as it reacts and can decrease the life-span of your toys. Oil lubricant is also not suitable for use with porous sex toys.

Water-Based Lubricant is the top lubricant choice for the use with sex toys. If you're ever in doubt, water-based lubricant is suitable for use with all sex toys and is always a safe bet.

We recommend Anal Lubricant for anal play and anal sex, as the consistency of anal lube is much thicker than that of ordinary lubes. This extra thickness helps protect the sensitive skin of the anus and many also offer a numbing and moisturizing effect too. Anal Lube or Silicone Lube are best suited for anal sex.

When it comes to lubricating the vagina in preparation for sex, Water-Based Lube, Silicone Lube or Organic Lubricant are all great options to keep things sleek, slippery and well lubricated. They are also safe lubricants to use with condoms.

For lubricant suited specifically for masturbation purposes, Masturbation Lubricant, Water-Based Lube, or Silicone Lube are the best kinds. Simply smear the smooth lube over the penis and enjoy the slick, pleasurable strokes. Women can use whichever lubricant they prefer to enhance their natural lubrication while they masturbate.

To add extra sensuality to foreplay, try Warming or Cooling Lubricant, Female Arousal Gels or Clitoral Gels. To decrease sensation, such as for anal sex, try a Delay Spray or desensitizing cream. To add extra flavour to foreplay and oral sex, use a flavoured lubricant to stimulate the senses and indulge the taste buds.

For the most part, yes it is safe to use lubricant with condoms. All water-based, silicone and flavored lubricants are 100% safe for use with condoms. The only exception is oil-based lubricant which can degrade the latex of condoms. The product description will outline whether the lubricant ingredients are compatible with condoms or not.

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