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Lube Compatibility Checker
Check which types of lube are safe to use with your toys and condoms.
How to choose the right lube and condoms, and use them well.
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Check which types of lube are safe to use with your toys and condoms.
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Enter your girth to estimate the condom width that should fit, in inches or centimeters.
Guide · Lube & Condoms
Lube rarely causes infections on its own, but oils, spermicide and some ingredients are linked to BV, yeast and UTIs. Here’s the evidence and what to use.
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Coconut oil, aloe vera, Vaseline, olive oil and saliva as lube: what works with which condoms, what the infection research says, and what to skip.
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Guide · Lube & Condoms
Where the expiration date is on a condom, how to read EXP and LOT codes, how long condoms last by type, and what to do if you used an expired one.
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Guide · Lube & Condoms
Latex, polyisoprene or polyurethane? Snug, standard or large? How to choose condoms that fit, feel good and work as intended.
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Guide · Lube & Condoms
Use our condom size chart to turn your girth in inches into a nominal width in mm, learn how to measure, and fix condoms that feel tight or slip.
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What “sperm-friendly” lube means under FDA rules, what research says about regular lube and sperm, which lubes are cleared, and when to see a specialist.
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Guide · Lube & Condoms
Polyisoprene, polyurethane, lambskin or latex? Compare STI protection, breakage data, oil compatibility, feel and allergy safety to pick the right condom.
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Guide · Lube & Condoms
Lube is generally fine in an uncomplicated pregnancy. How to pick a gentle one, why sex can feel different, when to hold off, and lube after birth.
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Guide · Lube & Condoms
Compare water-based, silicone, oil-based and hybrid lubes, see which work with condoms and toys, and learn which ingredients to avoid.
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Guide · Lube & Condoms
How to read a lube label: what glycerin, propylene glycol and parabens do, which pH and osmolality numbers to look for, and what “pH-balanced” really means.
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Guide · Lube & Condoms
Lube that burns, stings or itches usually comes down to a concentrated formula, warming agents, fragrance or preservatives. What to do now and what to buy next.
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