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Vaginal irritation: Some lubricants may contain ingredients that can irritate the vagina or lead to infections such as yeast infections. You can microwave it to the point of being like a lump of gelatin, or you can thin it out to the point where it’s little more than plain water.

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Based on Bad-Dragon's lubricant, these are likely Potassium Sorbate (preservative) and Citric Acid (pH adjustment required for the preservative to work). It seems to hinder it more than anything else as it forms a thin barrier between the electrode and the skin.Not sure what damage is done or potentially could have, me I’m fine; the others, complaints department have not received any to date. J-lube is a unique type of lubricant that differs from other types like silicone-based or water-based lubricants. Intellectual Property and Copyright All images and text on this site as well as the product designs themselves are protected by copyright. Concerns about whether silicone lube is safe to use internally are also addressed in section 5a of the article.

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You can use it anywhere on your body, but it's particularly well-suited for handjobs or masturbation because it stays slick for far longer than water-based lubes. However, not being satisfied with much of anything unless I witness it for myself, I decided to conduct some tests. Use water-based lubricants only: oil-based lubricants can damage condoms and increase the risk of infections.

And while the lumps can be removed, the fewer lumps you start with, the easier it is as you progress. And those little bits of food invite bacterial growth, which while harmless in your digestive tract are a bigger question when they enter any of the other openings on the human body which do not encounter such bacteria directly on a normal basis. However, as with any product used on or in the body, there are potential risks associated with their use.