Lubricant Guide

Dr. B has put out a list of her top recommended lubricants for intimacy.

• Slipery Stuff Water -Based

  • Pros:

    • Does not cause stinging and burning

    • pH is similar to the vaginal canal

  • Cons:

    • Dries quickly during extended activity

    • Not readily available in stores; must order

• UberLube Silicone-Based

  • Pros:

    • It's inert so it doesn't affect the vaginal biome

    • Not water soluable no impact in the pH

    • Long-lasting

  • Cons:

    • Can NOT be used with silicone-based sex toys or medical devices

    • Not readily available in stores; must order

• Good Clean Love Water- Based

  • Pros:

    • Does not cause stinging and burning

    • pH is similar to the vaginal canal

    • Easily Accessible in stores (Target/Walmart)

    • Can be used with all sex toys

  • Cons:

    • Dries quickly during extended activity

    • Can be messy

• Sliquid Water-Based/Hybrid

  • Pros:

    • Does not cause stinging and burning

    • pH is similar to the vaginal canal

    • Easily Accessible in stores (Target/Walmart)

    • Has variations in types of lubricants (water-based, hybrid (silicone/water & aloe/water)

  • Cons:

    • Not readily available in stores; must order

    • Can be messy

• V-magic Oil Based

  • Pros:

    • Hydrates and Soothes vulva tissue dryness

    • Does not cause stinging or burning

  • Cons:

    • Oil based may soil your sheets

    • Not readily available in stores; must order