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Why should I use personal lubricants?

• Enriches all types of moods and Play: Foreplay, Couple Play, Solo Play, Flavoured Play, Cheeky Play
• A drop of Lube inside the Condom enhances sensations for the wearer
• Lube on the Condom eases friction and irritation associated with Intercourse

• Yes. Personal lubricants supplement Intimate moisture as needed
• Offer short-term relief from pain, dryness, and other discomforts during sexual intercourse.

• The amount of personal lubricant you will need will vary on the body’s natural lubrication level 
• Start with a small amount and gently apply with your fingertips
• Add more whenever and wherever you feel the need or urge.

• Yes. Pick the right lubricant to use in combination with condoms. 
• The type of personal lube you choose largely depends on the type of condom you are using
• Durex Lubes are compatible with natural rubber latex and polyisoprene Condoms

• Yes. While practicing safe sex during your pregnancy, you should stick to water-based intimate lubricants
• We always recommend checking the ingredients and avoiding fragrances, parabens, and glycerin

• Small or unintentional ingestion of a personal lubricant should not be harmful
• Durex Lubes are non-toxic and safe if ingested, however, keep note, it is not food

• All Durex Lubes are compatible with solo rides, we recommend the Durex 2 in 1 Massage range and Durex Natural Lubricant.

• Coconut oil is a popular product, however, it is not ideal to use as a Lube. coconut oil has antimicrobial properties, which may disrupt the vaginal pH balance leading to infections (like yeast infections). Oils and oil-based substances also weaken latex products, like condoms, which can mean you would be putting yourself at risk of condom breakage.

• We recommend using Lubes as they mimic natural lubrication and other household options like saliva, oil, and moisturizer run the risk of yeast infections and condom breakage.

• It isn’t recommended. While you can safely use baby oil as a skin moisturizer, do not use it as lube. 
• Mineral oil-based products like baby oil can increase your risk of vaginal infection and can break down latex condoms.

• Durex offers a range of lubricants to suit different preferences and needs. Some of the most popular types include water-based lubes, silicone-based lubes, flavored lubes, and tingling or cooling lubes.

• Yes, Durex lubes are formulated with ingredients that are safe for use on the skin and intimate areas. However, it is always a good idea to check the ingredients list to make sure you are not allergic to any of them. If you experience any irritation or discomfort, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.

• Durex lubes should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or moisture.

• Durex lubes are safe to use with Intense Vibe Ring and sex toys, but it is always a good idea to check the packaging or consult the manufacturer's instructions to make sure.

• The longevity of Durex lubes varies depending on the type of lube and how much is used. Water-based lubes may need to be reapplied more frequently than silicone-based lubes, for example. As a general rule, reapply as needed to maintain the desired level of lubrication.