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pjur Med Repair Glide Lubricant
Sale price€19,99
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pjur Med Sensitive Glide Lubricant
Sale price€17,99
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pjur Med Premium Glide Lubricant
Sale price€22,99
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pjur Med Natural Glide Lubricant
Sale price€15,99
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pjur Man Extreme Glide Lubricant
Sale price€31,99
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pjur Light Lube Personal Lubricant
Sale price€47,99
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pjur Light Lube
Sale price€22,99
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pjur Back Door Moisturising Lube
Sale price€44,99
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pjur Back Door Relaxing Lube
Sale price€56,99
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pjur Back Door Moisturising Lube
Sale price€20,99
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pjur Aqua Super Slippery Lubricant
Sale price€59,99
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pjur Aqua Super Slippery Lubricant
Sale price€32,99

Lube products are designed to reduce friction and enhance comfort during intimate activities.

How to Choose Your Lube

Choosing the right lube depends on several factors, including intended use (vaginal, anal, or oral sex, masturbation, massage), compatibility with condoms and your favorite sex toy, like a vibrator or dildo, as well as personal preferences for texture and composition. It's essential to consider the lube's base (water, silicone, oil) to ensure a pleasant and safe experience.

Featured Lube Products in This Collection

Lube Composition and Compatibility

Water-based lubes are versatile, easy to clean, and compatible with all types of condoms and most sex toys, including your favorite vibrator, dildo, or cock ring. They may require frequent reapplication as they can be absorbed by the skin. Silicone-based lubes offer long-lasting action and are ideal for underwater or prolonged sex. They are compatible with latex condoms but may damage some silicone sex toys or clitoral stimulators. Oil-based lubes, like petroleum jelly, are not recommended with latex condoms as they can weaken them, but may be suitable for other uses. Hybrid lubes, combining the benefits of both water and silicone, are also available.

Quick FAQ

Are Lubes Compatible with Condoms?

Water-based and silicone-based lubes are generally compatible with latex condoms. Oil-based lubes are not and can compromise condom effectiveness.

Can I Use Lube for Massage?

Yes, many lubes, especially water-based or some silicone-based options, can be used for massage, providing a pleasant glide.

What Are the Contraindications for Using Lube?

It's recommended to check the ingredient list for any known allergies. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Some lubes are not compatible with conception attempts.