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This is really personal preference, but here are our tips for the easiest and least-messy way.

Simply pour a small amount about the size of a dime onto your fingers and then spread it on your toy and yourself.

Rub your fingers over the head and down the shaft if it's a vibrator, masturbation sleeve, erection ring or dildo. Be sure to lube any other clitoral or anal stimulators on your toy, as well. Rub the lubricant onto your sex toy so that it's slick, but not dripping. Be careful you don't want to rub so much that the lubricant is absorbed in your hand, leaving the toy high and dry!

If you are male and using a masturbation sleeve, you'll want to apply lube to your fingers and then slide them around the entrance and down the inside of the sleeve. Since most sleeves have a small hole in the other end, you probably don't want to just pour the lube into it you can always add more if you need to.

If you or your toy become dry during use, simply add more lube.

Lubricants Let's face it... personal lubricants make everything feel so good and now with flavors, arousal gels and other great products, sex is only getting better! Consumer Warning- Personal Lubricants must be pure and nontoxic as they are absorbed by the body more easily than food and beverages are digested. They are absorbed directly without being filtered through the liver and kidneys and thus, it is important to make sure that what you purchase is safe.

That is why you can trust any products that you purchase through us as we only carry nontoxic and safe lubricants, oils and sex toys.

However, if you are not sure what to get it can be a bit overwhelming to choose. Use our Lubricant Guide to get started!

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Lubricant Warnings
Safety Tips To Consider

Waterbased Lubricants

Overall Best Selling & Good For Safe Sex

This is the most popular sex lubricant; it is very good and friendly to latex used in diaphragms and condoms.

Dry Up Quickly

The down side is that it can dry up quickly and may have to be reapplied several times as opposed to other lubricants such as silicone which stay slick for a while.

Easy Clean Up

Since they're water-soluble, skin and mucous membranes will absorb them. This makes cleanup a breeze: just a little warm water and the lube will easily wash off the skin.

Silicone Lubricants

Use With Silicone Sex Toys

A common myth is that silicone sex toys cannot be used with silicone-based lubricants and that silicone sex toys should not come into contact with other silicone sex toys. However, we have not found either of these points to be true.

As for 100% silicone sex toys, you will not find such problems unless it is not 100% silicone. It is also fine to use silicone lubes with condoms of just about any kind.

You have to be sure that it is made from 100% silicone, otherwise it may destroy the sex toy and break it down.

Who Makes 100% Silicone Products?

We carry a large variety of 100% silicone sex toys, here are some companies that make them. Please note that under each sex toy we will verify if it is 100% silicone. If you are ever not sure, it is safer to use a waterbased lubricant. - Silicone Sex Toys

Do Not Use With Jelly Sex Toys

It is the jelly toys that you will find this to be true... the reason for this reaction is that jelly toys are not 100% silicone, and the melting happens because they are made of lesser materials that have additives to make them soft. Those chemical additives, called phthalates, emit from the toys over time, and as this happens, they make each other even softer, seen as "melting".

Do Not Use With Cyberskin Sex Toys

Silicone or any petroleum or oil-based lubricant will destroy CyberSkin.

Use Them In Water & Use Soap For Easy Clean Up!

Silicone lubricants work well in water and are great for sexual activity in the bath tub, shower, etc. However, because they stay on in water, you have to use soap to clean them off.

Only use waterbased lubricants with CyberSkin sex toys! Silicone or any petroleum or oil-based lubricant will destroy CyberSkin.

When Using Condoms

Never use lubricants that contain oils, fat or greases such as petroleum jelly (like Vaseline) baby oils or lotion, hand or body lotions, cooking oils or oily cosmetics like cold cream. They can seriously weaken latex causing a condom to form tin holes and tear easily. Use only water or silicone based lubricants both inside and outside the condom.

Nonoxynol-9

Is a mild chemical detergent that kills sperm and has been found to also kill some STD causing organisms. Nonoxynol 9 is a common ingredient in spermicides and lubricant, previously thought to help reduce the risk of HIV infection. Not only have recent studies proven this untrue, they've also discovered that Nonoxynol 9 actually leads to infections, which can help transmit the disease. How ever some men and woman have a sensitivity or allergic reaction to nonoxynol-9 that may irritate the delicate tissues of the vagina or the male urethra. If irritation occurs, you should discontinue use.

Massage Oils & Oil Based Lubricants -

Oil based sex lubricants degrade latex and as such condoms or diaphragms become risky protectors against both unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease. They're bad for women's vaginal health in a variety of ways so avoid them when practicing safe sex and partaking in vaginal sex.