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Flavored Lube

Flavored lube is a water-based lubricant with a light taste and scent, made for oral sex and foreplay. You will find fruity, dessert and mint flavors, warming gels and sugar-free formulas from Wicked, ID Lubricants, Doc Johnson and La Nua. Prices start from $20, and every bottle ships in plain packaging with a discreet billing name.
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Buying guide

How to choose flavored lube

A flavored lubricant should taste good, feel smooth and suit where you plan to use it. Check the base, the sweetener and any warming or tingling ingredients before you buy. A flip cap or pump bottle is easier to use one-handed.

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Base and compatibility

Most flavored lubes are water-based, so they are generally safe with latex condoms and silicone toys. They wash off easily and rarely stain sheets. Always check the label before using one with condoms. If you need a longer-lasting glide for intercourse, keep an unflavored water-based lube or silicone lube on hand as well.

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Sweeteners and ingredients

Edible lube is usually sweetened with sugar alternatives like sucralose or stevia, and some formulas use glycerin for taste. Many people prefer glycerin-free and sugar-free formulas for use beyond oral play. If you have sensitive skin, read the ingredient list and patch test on your inner arm first.

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Warming and tingling gels

Some oral lubes and clitoral gels add mint, cinnamon or menthol for a warming or cooling feel. Sensation varies from person to person, so start with a small amount and add more only if you like it. For more arousal products, see enhancers and stimulants.

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Picking a flavor

Fruity flavors like strawberry and watermelon are the most popular. Dessert flavors such as chocolate and vanilla taste richer. Travel sizes and sampler packs let you try several before committing to a full bottle. For full-body touch, pair a favorite with oils and lotions from massage and body products.

FAQ

Flavored Lube: common questions

Quick answers from our team. Need more help? Call 800-618-6053.

Is flavored lube safe to swallow?
Flavored lube is made for oral contact, and small amounts are generally fine to swallow. It is not food, though, so avoid large amounts. Check the ingredient list for anything you are sensitive to, and patch test on your arm first if you have allergies or sensitive skin.
Can you use flavored lube for intercourse?
Many water-based flavored lubes can be used for intercourse, but some contain sugar or glycerin that can irritate sensitive skin. Check the label for internal use guidance. If you are prone to irritation, choose a glycerin-free formula or switch to an unflavored lube for penetration.
Does flavored lube work with condoms?
Most water-based flavored lubes are safe with latex and polyisoprene condoms, and some are made specifically for oral use with condoms. Always check the label. Avoid oil-based products with latex, since oil can weaken the material and make a condom more likely to break.
What is the best flavored lube for oral sex?
The best flavored lube for oral sex tastes natural, is not too sweet and has a smooth, nonsticky feel. Water-based, sugar-free formulas are a good default. Fruit flavors are the most popular, and small sizes or sampler packs make it easy to find your favorite.