Reddit reviews Sliquid H2O Original Water Based Lubricant, 8.5 Ounce

It's your lube. KY has Glycerin which will burn your rectum. Get a lube that does not have glycerin.

This stuff would be a good choice: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000C5KATO/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

http://www.amazon.com/Sliquid-Original-Water-Based-Lubricant/dp/B000C5KATO/ref=sr_1_2_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1462559467&sr=8-2&keywords=h2o+lube


This fits all your criteria. It's the only lube I will use.

I know I'm coming from a slightly outside perspective but:

Sliquid lube doesn't have any kind of flavor to it, and lube shooters make it really easy to insert (just be careful with air bubbles..). Been a personal witness to more than one "omg you taste so good and you're so wet!" mind blown.

Used Astroglide for many many years until I learned about glycerine and how it is bad for vaginas and asses. Go to lube has been [Sliquid] (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000C5KATO) for day to day needs. We also use Trader Joe's coconut oil when we're ok to get messy. If we're playing with glass or metal toys, Pjur is really nice and slick, but not silicone safe. People seem to love [Gun Oil H2O] (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002UXRNWI) but in my experience, it very similar to Sliquid, but more expensive.

Just wanted to add onto what the other person said. Even without the addition of condoms, lots of girls don't get wet enough to have sex comfortably, no matter how aroused they are.

I wouldn't trust her to be the more sexually educated person in your relationship. I mean, only one of you had the foresight to decide going condomless without any birth control was a bad idea, and it wasn't her.

Also, this is a bit of a tangent, but if she doesn't have much experience with lube and doesn't know whether certain ingredients might irritate her, I'd recommend starting with something hypoallergenic like this.

Sliquid h2o. Spit works in a pinch.

Answering as best I can...

1. this model is made for bulb only insertion but the wand can be used with both ends with different sizes and tapered.
   
   
2. well it depends. Some people really like the feeling of being stretched, some like the length, and some like both. For beginners, getting used to penetration is probably the hold up and it's probably best to start out smaller than bigger. The prostate is only a few inches in, so length isn't so important for prostate massaging but you probably need to explore to find what you like best.
   
   
3. any time is the right time! Starting in the shower might be best since people tend to be able to relax in a warm shower. I like occasionally using plugs during masturbation, but will sometimes insert while having sex. It feels nice and the thrusting of hips gives off a pleasurable feel. The shower also helps with cleanliness until you get used to how clean is clean enough. Personally, plugs seem to me more of the leave in and feel stretched for penetration or to feel filled experience while dildos or aneros-like toys for prostate stimulation.
   
   
4. hmm this is totally up to you to determine what is comfortable and what is not and when you want something bigger. The rules are based on your desire for more and your budget
   
   
5. length is important but not the most important aspect of plugs. I would actually suggest also looking at some dildos as they have this length and if your partner is ever interested, they could be used for pegging. Still the taper and flare of plugs are nice to get used to penetration and the stretched feeling and makes later use of other toys easier. Length can actually be a problem is you are wearing plugs for a while, especially if they end in a sharper point. As you go about moving and shifting, especially any bonding at the waist, you might feel and uncomfortable poke from that point on the insides. I have a cheap metal plug (something like this )that gives me this problem.
   
   5a) the starter kit looks nice but as another poster mentioned 1-1.25 is kind of small. While I started around 1.5, the gf still doesn't like the insertion of the 1in plug until it's in there. Then it's amazing. Be your own judge of your anatomy. One thing I noticed is that you are looking at steel and silicone toys. Awesome! Don't buy that crappy jelly or plastic toys.
   
   Definitely read reviews. Metal is awesome for temperature play and for the heft. in a plug this really means you feel like you have to clench at the base-a great feeling and probably helps with practice using those muscles. Silicone is the go to-but silicone can vary greatly in the feel. Even within brands, the silicone can be silky smooth, or feel like firm but bendable plastic, with greatly different feels. I really enjoy tantus and vixen as brands, especially the vixskin line-sooo smooth. Tantus probably has the widest array of silicone plugs, and the Ryder and the abomb are really nice at showing the differences in texture. Remember that silicone line is great unless you are using silicone toys that will be destroyed by silicone lube. Sliquid is a favorite and this one IMO is the best, but I believe contains some silicone. The entire line is freaking good and I usually use the h2o when using silicone toys.
   
   I actually encourage you to check out a toy shop in your area to feel them in your hands so you get a feeling for what they feel like. While I encourage buying from small businesses, make sure you know the approximate price. I will usually not pay more than 20% more than online prices, and most small businesses fall within this. The people at these businesses are usually very helpful and friendly, but if you don't see a lot of the major brands, and a lot of silicone, then maybe venture elsewhere. When I first started with anal play, and strap on play, my local shop was super helpful. They really listened to what I wanted and gave me an array of options and suggestions. While I love online prices, these spots are great for really getting what you want, and usually support community events.

You really want to avoid lotion and stay with products made for sex.

Liquid Silk is our favorite lube. We also like Sliquid H2O. They're both excellent. Highly recommended.

I am in the same situation as you where I have run into vaginal burning and even itching with various lubricants. I ended up finding a water based lubricant that is glycerine and paraben free. I have had no issues with it fortunately. It is called Sliquid H2O and I purchased it on Amazon.

I know you are hesitant to try others, but if you have not given the Sliquid brand a go yet, it might be worth a try. I have been wanting to experiment with coconut oil though as well, but I avoid it because it breaks down latex condoms. Would probably only use it if condoms were not involved or for giving an oily handjob.

This was a big changer for me and helped get erections back. I masturbated dry for years and it slowly took a toll on me. Once I started on this, then later moved to this and now finally currently using Sassy; I don't ever masturbate dry anymore. I recommend all three, and later this month going to try H20

I like Sliquid H2O. It's water based, is pH balanced (helps avoid UTIs and yeast infections), and it's food grade with no taste (great if you're switching things up within a session).

I second Sliquid, it's definitely my favorite and is safe to use with condoms!

I like the Sliquid products. Most are natural and free of nasty crap like DEA, gluten, glycerine, glycerol, parabens, PEG, propylene glycol, sorbitol or sulfates. Some have organic ingredients.

Their Original is a good water based lube. You might like their Organics Natural Lubricating Silk - is a hybrid silicone/water based lube. Slick, thick. and long lasting. My go to.

Try Sliquid, or Good Clean Love, or V sensitive. I had the fewest issues with V, but have gotten to the point where if I am even slightly irritated down there all I can tolerate is coconut oil

Sliquid h2O https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000C5KATO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_YOh0AbM4JCYRR