Superglide Edible Lubricant - Waterbased Coconut 75 ml

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As a result of our exhaustive testing, we selected a variety of lubricants that offered exceptional flavor or none at all, across a range of textures, consistencies, and formulas to suit a wide range of preferences. There are many personal lubricant products on the market, with countless additional ingredients and customization of the fundamental base ingredient (whether it's water, silicone, or oil). That said, not all of them are vagina-friendly, so proceed with caution if you're using a lube for cunnilingus or vaginal penetration. They're water-based, so they're safe to use with most condoms and pH-balanced, so anal and vaginal play is also totally safe. Shyama Mathews, MD, a gynecologist with sexual wellness brand Playground previously told Women's Health.

From fruity to decadent dessert-inspired options, edible lube offers a delightful way to enhance oral pleasure or add a touch of sweetness to your play. Elevate your satisfaction during your intimate relationship with the many advantages of this premium-quality natural product, which offers exceptional moisture to enhance your comfort and enjoyment. Unflavored lube is perfectly adequate—especially if someone is sensitive to flavors and prefers a more natural taste of their partner,” says certified sex therapist and sexologist Jenni Skyler, PhD. However, despite being a beautiful, age-old tradition that has been practiced since the dawn of time (probably), I’m here to let you in on a little secret: It can get even better.This all-natural, water-based, strawberry-flavored lubricant from The Honey Pot is free from irritating additives or fragrances, so all ya get is an unprocessed strawberry flavor that's neither sweet nor sticky. Available in four subtle varieties, this pH-balanced, naturally-flavored lubricant is both clean and effective, with a consistency that never gets sticky or tacky. We are online retailers of the products we sell and do not take any responsibility for any adverse effects of our products, if you do experience any issues please contact the product manufacturer directly. It consists of natural and healthy high quality ingredients with a water-based formula, with the addition of natural coconut flavor.

For someone looking for an edible lube with no flavor, this is a great fit — this is one of my favorite water-based lubes, to begin with. Personal lubricants (commonly referred to as "lube") are used to protect against dryness and friction during sex or during medical procedures like when performing an ultrasound or when administering medications in the form of rectal or vaginal suppositories. Sorry to tell ya this, but a chocolate-flavored lubricant probs isn’t going to make your partner's business taste like a straight-up Hershey bar. Editor’s Note: This article is part of our Everything Lube hub, an in-depth and evolving resource that comprehensively explores all aspects of personal lubricants from the different types and how to use them, to ingredients and safety — created to help you achieve the sexual pleasure you deserve. Although in terms of oral lubrication, it would be an adult ingesting it, that fact still causes me to pause and think about what I would be putting into my body.Although it tastes good, the only drawback is that there are no ice cream or confection-inspired flavors — you’ll find no mint chocolate chip, whipped cream, birthday cake, or salted caramel in this product line. Water-based lubes are the only formulas you can ingest, and our experts recommend switching to a non-flavored lube for penetrative sex. Smith also suggests avoiding flavored lubes with artificial flavors and colors if you plan to use it for vaginal or anal play. Flavored lubricants—which tend to be either fruity, chocolaty, minty, or just sugary-sweet—not only make the experience tasty and thus more pleasurable for your mouth, but they also bring extra moisture to the party. Put simply, edible lubricant is made up of ingredients that you can ingest safely and they will do you no harm.