a Foria reviewer If you want a lube that feels as luxuriously, long-lastingly slick as a massage oil (and, indeed, can be used as a massage oil!), definitely consider an oil-based option.

However, these are oil-based options. Keep in mind that oil-based lube is not compatible with latex products, such as condoms. So, you’ll want to opt for water-based if you use condoms or other ...

In conclusion, the Wet Platinum Silicone Based Lube is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-quality, long-lasting lubricant that enhances their sexual experience. Its non-sticky, oil ...

Here’s what to keep in mind as you shop. There are three kinds of lube: water-, silicone-, and oil-based. Which one you choose will depend on how you’ll be using it (e.g., alone or with a ...

For those with sensitive skin, try silicone-based lubes. Try to avoid lubes with synthetic ingredients. Using alternative lubricants like petroleum jelly, baby oil, and olive oil is cautioned ...

We’ve tried the Lube Life 2-in-1 Water & Coconut Oil Based Massage and Lubricant and found it to be a great all-in-one product. The texture is smooth and silky, making it easy to apply and ...

But most drug store chains and mom-and-pop pharmacies carry the water-based lubricants K-Y jelly and AstroGlide. Cavanah says that of the two, AstroGlide is the best choice. "That is far better ...

Lubricants (lube) make sex smoother ... leading to infections. Oil-based products damage latex condoms, increasing the risk of unwanted pregnancy or STIs. Plus, thick oils are difficult to ...

Chloe says that while Jiffy Lube workers were servicing her car, she waited in the lobby. She says a worker came to her to ...

Leading innovator in non-petroleum, plant-based lubricants Evolve Lubricants announced its launch in South Africa in June ...

Always read the label and follow directions for use. As we’ve said, oil-based lubricants should be treated with caution as they’re not condom friendly, and can trigger yeast infections and ...