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While the human body creates a certain amount of natural lubricant, many individuals still experience dryness that can make intercourse uncomfortable, and even painful. There are many excellent types of lubricants available today that provide excellent benefits for those looking for a slick and smooth experience. For those who want to actively engage in anal sex, natural lubricant isn't very sufficient for most activity. For these reasons, a suitable personal lubricant can help reduce friction.
There are several different types of lubricants available that have varying benefits. Water based lubricants are widely used with toys, but compatibility and skin tolerance depend on the particular formula and product. Check the ingredients and manufacturer’s guidance. Silicone based lubricants don't contain water and they remain on the surface of the skin. The perk of silicone is that is lasts much longer than water and even oil based lubricants. Oil based lubes are great because they are slick and multi-purpose. They can easily double as a soothing massage oil. In fact, many lubricants also come in varieties that are warming and cooling, as well as edible formulas that contain delicious flavours and aromatic scents.
In addition to being symbiotic with your body, lubricants are also excellent for use with toys. However, certain toys are only safe with certain lubricants. For example, some silicone lubricants can affect some silicone toys, while oil based formulas are unsuitable for latex condoms. Follow the specific manufacturer’s compatibility instructions. In this way, water based lubricants have the perk of being the most versatile.
Compare Personal Lubricants
Browse water based lubricants, silicone based lubricants, oil based lubricants and flavoured lubricants. Compare ingredients, intended use and compatibility on each product page rather than assuming every formula is interchangeable.
Check Compatibility Before Use
Follow the lubricant, toy and condom manufacturers’ instructions. Oil based lubricants should not be used with latex condoms. For cleaning and storage accessories, browse our lubricants and essentials collection.