When ingested: Although personal lubricants are safe to eat (swallow) in small amounts, ingesting too much — such as drinking half a bottle — could result in stomach upset or digestive issues. Put simply, edible lubricant is made up of ingredients that you can ingest safely and they will do you no harm. That said, not all of them are vagina-friendly, so proceed with caution if you're using a lube for cunnilingus or vaginal penetration. Poison Control reassured the mother that the boy should tolerate the ingestion but might have mild gastrointestinal upset.

While plant-based glycerin is FDA-approved and generally considered harmless (along with sugar-free sweeteners, like sucralose), there are definitely flavored lubricants out there that aren't safe for penetration. It gives softening and moisturizing for the sensitive areas during the relationship - Its natural, healthy and safe composition for daily use, and does not cause any irritation or allergy - Easy to use and apply, making it ideal for home or travel use.

This organic edible lube features an easy-to-use pump that comes in handy for simple clean-up and smooth transitions. Even though only a handful of edible and flavored lubricants made our list of top recommendations, we tested one other product that didn’t quite make the cut. It's also glycol and paraben-free, not to mention suuuper gentle—and yep, its aloe vera base will keep things nice 'n' slick. Susan Milstein, a human sexuality health educator on our medical review board, said, “Another thing to avoid in flavored and edible lubes is sugar.

Sugars—and even things as seemingly harmless as petroleum jelly—can seriously mess with your body’s pH and cause bacteria to flourish, so it’s best to avoid any products containing these ingredients during vaginal or anal sex. This vegan lube comes in a five-pack of flavors, including blue raspberry and (our favorite) cotton candy. Lose yourself in the moment as you surrender to the irresistibly indulgent melt-in-your-mouth taste of smooth, velvety chocolate. Oh-so-subtly flavored and scented, Almost Naked from Good Clean Love is here to ensure you get all the slickness you want without any of the irritants you don't. Flavored lubes also stimulate the salivary glands so can help extend an oral sex session and enhance pleasure for both parties.If you’re seeking to experiment with flavors during oral sex, you’ll want to select an edible sex lubricant with added flavoring. There are many personal lubricant products on the market, with countless additional ingredients and customization of the fundamental base ingredient (whether it's water, silicone, or oil). The vulvar and vaginal tissue is the most sensitive tissue in the body, and easily can be irritated," says Mary Jane Minkin, MD, an OB-GYN with the Yale School of Medicine.