Silicone based lubricants last longer than water based lubes as they do not dry up as fast. However, silicone lubricants may not work well with sex toys–especially silicone toys. You may use silicone based lube for the best skin-on-skin experience, but switch to water based lube when sex toys are involved.

Yes! Flavored lubes and oils are made with food-grade, body-safe ingredients. While we don’t recommend squirting it on your ice cream, we do encourage you to lick it off your partner!

Almost all lubricants are soap and water soluble. We recommend avoiding using massage oils on your best sheets or with condoms, as oil-based products may stain or compromise the quality of latex. Any oil-based lubricant or massage oil can potentially stain material, so make sure to use sheets or towels that you don’t mind getting messy.

A bit of friction is stimulating, a lot can be uncomfortable. Using lubricant is all about finding that perfect balance, but effectiveness and preference can vary widely by brand. Start with a single pump of your preferred lubricant, and gauge how you feel. Add another pump if you feel like you want less friction. Once you reach a level of friction that is comfortable, you’ll know how many pumps you need for your personal needs!

We recommend using your lube within a year of opening the bottle. The quality of the ingredients may degrade after a prolonged period of time, so it’s always good to have a fresh bottle on hand. Do not use any lubes or massage oil that have changed color or have been left in direct sunlight for prolonged periods of time.