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Is your water-based lube safe?

Apr 25, 20195:45
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This Sexplanations video, sponsored by Nécessaire, examines how to judge whether a water-based lubricant is safe. Dr. Lindsey Doe describes her process: contacting the FDA, researching each ingredient, and testing a lube on different parts of her body and on phalluses. She shares her goal of helping viewers identify safer products and avoid harmful ingredients. The video also mentions tests that were not shown, such as fabric staining and measuring pH, and notes that pH strips were hard to find outside fish tanks, spas and urine testing.

In this video
  • Criteria for judging whether a water-based lube is safe or safer
  • Research into lube ingredients and contact with the FDA
  • Testing a lube on different body areas and on phalluses
  • Sponsored by Nécessaire; the views expressed are the host's own
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This video about water-based lubricant safety is sponsored by Nécessaire. All of the views and opinions about lubricants in this video are mine. The Sex Gel: http://bit.ly/2UTOU4O The Nécessaire shop all page: http://bit.ly/2Pvk7pi My hope is that you can take some of all of the suggestions I make in this video to determine if a product is safe or safer and avoid harmful ingredients. This not only lowers your risk for cancer, neurological problems, and toxicity, it sends the message to companies of all kinds that manufacturing body-safe products is valuable. In this video I describe my experience talking with the FDA, researching each ingredient in the lube, and trying it out on various parts of my body once I determined it was easily removable and health conscious. I tried it on my arm, labia, inside my vagina, and on my anus. I also put some in my mouth, and evaluated the lube's quality by stroking two phalluses one with a condom and one without. Other tests that would have been fun to show might have been showing that it doesn't stain fabrics and how to measure pH. (I could only find pH strips for fish tanks, spas, and urine testing). I will stay curious. Dr. Doe's contact info: TWITTER : https://twitter.com/elleteedee TUMBLR : http://tumblingdoe.tumblr.com FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/sexplanations INSTAGRAM : http://instagram.com/sexplanations DFTBA : https://store.dftba.com/collections/sexplanations WEBSITE : http://sexplanations.com Support Sexplanations by becoming a sexpla(i)naut: https://www.patreon.com/sexplanations https://www.patreon.com/sexplanationspodcast

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