The ancient Roman's lubricated their dildos with olive oil.
In fact, oil and grease such as Vaseline and Crisco were used
as common sex lubricants up until the 1970s.
Even with the advent of KY, invented for use by physicians in
women's pelvic exams, in 1927, glycerin, or water based lubes
were not marketed for sexual use until 1980. And this was mainly
due to the AIDS crisis, because only water based lubricants were
condom compatible, and condoms help prevent the transmission
of STDs.
Silicone Lubes are the slickest stuff we've found. A little goes
a long way and really doesn't disappear until you wipe it off,
Eros has been popular in the
gay community but has recently become popular in the straight
community as well. Lubricants that are silicone
based are completely compatible with condoms but cannot be used
at all with any silicone toys as the two material interact. Remember
on silicone toys only use water based or oil based lubes. Water
Based lubricants remain the bulk of the lubricant market with
Astroglide being
the most popular and recommended quality graded lube. Water based
lubes can be used anywhere on the body and on any toys as it is
completely safe and condom/latex compatible. Flavored
lubricants are water based and condom compatible, and yes
edible. Check to make sure the flavored lube you are buying is
for which purpose, some contain sucrose and are not recommended
for vaginal use as the sugar can promote yeast infections. Oil
Based Lubes are great for masturbation and body rubbing but
cannont be used with latex condoms. If you prefer the feel of
an oil based lube you can use it with poly-urethane condomswhich
are also for use with condoms and we even have polyurethane condoms.
There are even lubes with clitoral stimulant added. What will
they think of next.
Our large Condoms section
allows you the oppurtunity to explore with many of the newer varieties.
Condoms like the PleasurePlus
allows the head of the penis to actually move inside the
comdom stimulating the penis more than traditional comdoms. InSpiral
condoms work along this principle but add more latex material
in a spiral shape giving the penis not only more room to move
inside the condom but the extra folds also massage the penis during
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