we have only ever used ky and frankly I don’t like the stuff at all. I has a sticky feeling to it, hard to describe what I mean but I feel that I want to wash it off ASAP. Are all lubes eatable, do they come in flavours, sounds stupid I know but I don’t know theses things.

 

A few years ago I was introduced to Empowered Products line... They've gone a little 'Zen'ish' in the last couple of years, yet they still have all of their meant for sex lubes.

https://www.empoweredproducts.com/

Past my preference for using Hawaiian Tropic Dark Tanning Oil when giving a hand or boob-job, it's all I'll use anymore... and I've tried about every one out there.

Hush....an alias

 

Someone pm me and said he liked a brand called Wet, no other information however. Is tanning oil eatable? Does not sound very appetizing.

 

Wet is good. What are you planning on doing. Astroglide you can get at walmart. Super slippery

 

Nothing more than fingers and toys, maybe a bit of tongue.

 

I've found that I don't like ky at all. Satellite is slick

 

WD-40

 

You folks have to remember that "too slick" or "needs to be reapplied" or "takes hours of scrubbing to clean after," do not make for good lubricants.

Why I suggested what I did above.

Hush....an alias

 

Fat back and bacon grease.

 

Thats edible and tasty, bacon pussy, no man can resist!

 

Liquid Silk

 

Spit or saliva and its completely edible

 

*Chomping on a wad of tobacco the size of a tangerine, spits then says* Indeed...

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Pjur is pretty good. Comes in male and female versions too

 

I am assuming all of these are eatable products, not by the mouthful of course but some in the course of things?

 

Wicked Jelle, water based, doesnt say its edible, doesnt say its not, ingredients looked all natural to me, I wouldnt put it on a cracker, but if it was in a pussy, I wouldnt be afraid to lick it out

 

You could go to a sex shop and get some different ones in trial sizes. The one by me has them for you to test, see what they'd feel like, right next to a sink so you can see how easy it comes off, too.

 

Pjur makes one I like called "Med Repair" that has hyaluronic acid to help restore moisture for age related dryness. Expensive, but well worth it IMHO.

Astroglide makes a "natural" lube now (green box). I like it, but some folks don't. Worth noting, just because a product is natural doesn't mean it's hypoallergenic for everyone. But I prefer lubes without parabens, artificial fragrances and flavors, etc.

 

I'm sure they're all non-toxic, although some have the sweetener Xylitol, which is toxic to dogs.