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Tips for Choosing a Type of Lube
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Water-based Lubricants
Water-based lubricants are compatible with all condoms and are ideal for anal and vaginal
intercourse. When exposed to air and friction for a while, they tend to dry up and become sticky - so they don't work as well for masturbating.
We recommend trying Swiss Navy Water based or
Gunoil H2O.
Silicon-based Lubricants
Silicone-based lubricants are also compatible with all condoms, but do not dry out as quickly
as water-based lubricants, making them ideal for all sexual activities. However, they tend to be slightly "heavier" in feel than water-based,
and are somewhat difficult to wash off. We recommend trying Gunoil.
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For a lighter feel that lasts and lasts, try mixing
Water-based and Silicone-based lubes in approximately 50-50 proportions.
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Oil-based Lubricants
Better than any other type of lube, oil-based lubricants do not dry out, making them the perfect choice for
masturbating. Oil-based lubricants are NOT compatible with latex condoms and should NEVER be used with
them. Oil causes latex to deteriorate very quickly, and could cause the condom to break; however, you can use oil-based lubricants with
polyurethane condoms. We recommend trying Stroke 29 or
Jack Jelly.
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K-Y Users: Please consider trying
Prime Ultra,
WET Light, or
ID Glide instead.
We have personally found these products are much better - they last longer and provide better
performance.
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Condoms
Lubricants
