Flavoured lubes
Flavoured lubes make oral sex more fun and more pleasant: they swap the taste of skin or latex for strawberry, chocolate or fruit, and some add a warming effect. To choose, check that the product page says it is edible or safe to swallow and that it is compatible with condoms.
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In stock · Choice of flavour and size
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In stock · Choice of flavour
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In stock · Choice of flavour
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In stock · Choice of flavour
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What is a flavoured lube?
It is a slippery gel designed for oral sex and external play: it lubricates like any other lube and also tastes of something. It covers the neutral taste of skin or condom latex with strawberry, cherry, vanilla, mint, chocolate or more creative flavours, such as pistachio chocolate, blackberry or blue raspberry. They are water-based, compatible with condoms and safe to swallow, and an easy way to add something new to your routine.
Types of flavoured lubes
Besides flavour, they differ in effect and format.
- Fruity and sweet: strawberry, blackberry, apple or chocolate, the classics for oral sex.
- Warming effect: they leave a gentle warm feeling where you apply them.
- Tingling effect: they give a tingle on the area where you put them.
- Single-use sachets and travel size: sachets and small bottles to carry with you; there are more in single-use lubricant sachets.
How to choose
- Safe to swallow: look on the product page for "edible", "kissable" or "safe to swallow".
- Base: water-based works well with condoms and silicone toys; the product page says so in the name or in the ingredients.
- Effect: warming or tingling if you want more than flavour; better with no effect if it is your first time or you have sensitive skin.
- Size: the product page gives the millilitres and the flavour is in the name; if you are not sure which you will like, start with a small bottle or a single-use sachet.
- Ingredients: if you are vegan or avoid certain ingredients, check the ingredients list or the vegan label on the product page.
Flavoured lubes: frequently asked questions
Can flavoured lubes be used for vaginal penetration?
You can use them, but they are not ideal: flavourings and sugars can upset vaginal pH. For penetration, use an unflavoured water-based lubricant and keep the flavoured one for the areas you are going to lick. If you notice itching or stinging, wash the area with water and stop using it.
Can you swallow flavoured lube?
Yes, in the normal amount used during oral sex, if the product page says it is edible or safe to swallow. It is meant for licking, not for eating.
Are there chocolate flavoured lubes?
Yes. There are chocolate and pistachio chocolate ones; the flavour is always in the product name.
Can you use them for anal sex?
It is not the best choice. For anal sex it is better to use an anal lubricant, made for that area; keep flavoured lube for oral sex and external play.
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