Astroglide - Gel Personal Lubricant, 4 oz. (118 ml)

Product Information

Don't compromise on health or pleasure. ASTROGLIDE Organix Liquid is a water-based organic lube made with certified organic ingredients. Free of parabens, hormones, fragrances, and flavors. There is a link to parabens and certain cancers, like breast cancer, though the full extent of the risk is not yet known. So when storing them, you don’t need to treat them with the same care you’d give to, say, insulin medication. While there’s no need to stash your lube in the fridge, it’s definitely a good idea to keep it away from direct heat and out of the easy reach of children and pets. Purified Water, Glycerin, Hydroxyethyl cellulose, Chlorhexidine Gluconate, Methylparaben, Glaucon Delta Lactone, Sodium Hydroxide

Personal lubricants can come in liquid and gel forms, and each formula has a base ingredient that accounts for its unique texture. Let’s take a look at the three main lube bases and what they mean for you: 1.) Water-Based Lubricants Water-based lubricants are by far the most common type of lube and for good reason. Fakari FR, et al. (2020). A review of pharmacological treatments for vaginal atrophy in postmenopausal women in Iran. Avoid petroleum products like Vaseline, and skip natural oil-based lubricants like coconut oil, too, if you're using a condom. There’s no need to have one kind of lube for in the bedroom and another for water play — a hybrid lube formula can pull double duty. Just remember that, like any lube that contains silicone, a hybrid lube can put some serious wear and tear on your silicone toys, so avoid using them together. 4.) Oil Based Lubes If you’re looking for a lube that is seriously long-lasting with a luxurious silky feel, oil-based lube can be a great go-to.

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Some people find that they prefer the sensation of an oil and oil-based lube is also great for giving massages. However, if you’re thinking about using an oil-based lube, there are a couple of things you need to keep in mind. If you want to strike out and experiment on your own, try a water-based gel like ASTROGLIDE Gel to start — it’ll be easy to wash out of fabric and its gel consistency will help it stay where you need it most. Where to Buy Lube Now that you know about all the types of lube that are available, you’re probably wondering where you can score some of your own. Astroglide Gel is pretty well-reviewed, given its rather easy to find this product for sale online and in just about any drug store or supermarket. However, most of the reviewers were men, not menopausal women: The following are common questions and answers about lubricants for vaginal dryness due to menopause. What causes dryness during menopause? Like Astroglide’s X Silicone Gel, some silicone lubricants are also latex safe and generally toy safe, though you shouldn’t use them in conjunction with silicone toys as they can break down the rubber over time. The best thing about silicone-based lubes? They’re great for water play.

After menopause, the ovaries stop producing eggs, leading to decreased estrogen levels. This can cause the skin and tissue of the vulva and vagina to become less elastic, and people may experience vaginal dryness. An alternative to oil is aloe vera. This plant is known for its moisturizing properties. However, some aloe vera products may contain alcohol, which is not suitable for use inside the vagina. It may also cause some side effects, such as: For additional support, there are other lubrications that are made for menopausal women and work to rehydrate the vagina, as well as make sex more comfortable. Cleanup is a breeze as it washes off easily with water, ensuring hassle-free maintenance. Elevate intimacy with this hydrating gel that heightens comfort and takes sensuality to new heights. Using anal lube can also make it less likely that your condom will break. The tearing of delicate skin can allow a sexually transmitted infection to get into your bloodstream. That’s why the following advice is key: “Always use a condom,” says Dr. Gonzalez. “They're the best way to protect yourself against sexually transmitted infections.”

Aside from the lube’s base (explained in detail above), here are a few key criteria to keep in mind when shopping for lube: I was extremely satisfied! True to its promise, this product made sex way more comfortable & enjoyable for both of us...I highly recommend "

I'm very sexually active. My husband and I will have sex for hours at a time. I've tried a ton of other products but astroglide is my #1!! I don't enjoy sex as much without it. It helps me have an amazing O everytime I squeeze some on!! It is literally the best! ” Still have some questions about lube that we didn’t answer here? Tweet us @ASTROGLIDE— we’ll be happy to help.Silicone Based Lubricant Silicone is a material made from alternate chains of silicone (a natural element) and oxygen atoms. In fact, many women use lube to help ease the discomfort that comes from vaginal dryness. Vaginal dryness can occur at any time, though it often becomes a problem for perimenopausal and menopausal women who are experiencing changes in their natural hormone levels. Astroglide Gel has a lot going for it — while it doesn’t offer any actual health benefits, this is a tried and true product that does what it claims to do—provide lubrication for the purpose of engaging in intercourse. Plus, it’s safe to use with condoms. we just started using the new ultra gentle gel and WOW! What an improvement! Super smooth with no irritation whatsoever and didn't need to stop to reapply. One application lasted as long as we did " Glycerin, on the other hand, hasn’t been linked to any diseases, but some people believe it may cause yeast infections.