Wet Kiwi Strawberry Lubricant, 100 ml

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Some use flavored lubricants that offer the slippery sensation of typical lube with the bonus of a tasty flavor to help make certain activities, namely oral sex, more enjoyable and exciting for all parties. “With flavored lube, you can be less self-conscious when moving between oral and penetrative sex,” says Rachel Needle, a Florida-based licensed psychologist, certified sex therapist, and the co-director of Modern Sex Therapy Institutes. “And you can have fun with the flavors,” she adds. “Anything that involves and heightens our senses, can increase sexual arousal.” Offered in a set of 5 awesome flavors, these water based flavored lubricants are the joy of all lovers who are eager to incorporate their tongues and get really dirty in the bedroom. For instance, the lube is one of the very few in the market today that can boast of being FDA cleared & being certified to NSF organic standards.

They shared the pros and cons of different types of lubes, who would benefit from using lube, the best lube for different intentions, and ingredients to seek out or avoid. They also shed light on whether lube affects your risk for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). You’re thus exceedingly smart to have thought of the safety of these products before considering using them to heighten fun in the bedroom.

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Body pH is key to maintaining proper bacterial communities. Not only should your lubricant not contain any sugar to feed improper bacteria but it should match the pH found in these body parts. The vagina, for example, uses pH to fight off bacteria that causes thrush or support Candida albicans (yeast infections). Disrupted vaginal pH will not only cause unwanted odor but allow these STIs to thrive. It can also cause dryness and irritation during sex, which is no fun. THE REVIEW:"My wife and I love this product," one review reads. "It is rich and moisturizing and also does...um...the job it's supposed to! Minimal fragrance, never irritating, nice consistency, and, yes, a pleasant taste."

Yep, these products are all safe to ingest! That said, not all of them are vagina-friendly, so proceed with caution if you're using a lube for cunnilingus or vaginal penetration. Oral sex can be amazing, whether you're on the giving or receiving end. But it can also taste, um, less than great, depending on your personal palate. If genitals aren't your favorite food on the menu, so to speak, there's a fix for that: flavored lube. Specifically made for women – and awesome in ensuring that the pussy is not only kept tasty for oral fun but also moist enough for sleek, eventual penetration, if so desired.

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This is to say that, if you’re interested in taking your sex life to the next level, either with solo play or would love a partner to join in the play with toys, you certainly are well covered with this lubricant. Besides the base ingredients of oil, water, or silicone, lubes often have other ingredients to enhance their function. Aloe vera is a common one that provides natural lubrication and moisturization. Vitamin E is another commonly added ingredient with similar benefits to aloe vera. Ofc, for a lube to be safe to ingest, you'll wanna avoid any lubes that contain parabens, which can potentially cause allergic reactions, and alcohol, which can dry ya out. Phthalates are also a big no-no when it comes to lube, edible or not. Flavors: Piña colada, pumpkin spice, banana cream, cherry lemonade, key lime, mango, ocean cream, wild rose, chocolate, vanilla, watermelon, lemongrass, peppermint, or butter rum