Anal Lubricant Boyglide Fisting Hybrid Based 250 ml
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Anal Lubricant Boyglide Fisting Hybrid Based 250 ml 🖤
Fisting makes a demand of a lubricant that hardly any other use does: it has to stay slippery for a very long time without topping up. A pure water gel dries in too quickly for that, pure silicone is hard to wash off. So the Boyglide is a hybrid - the label calls it „water and silicone based“ - and that is exactly the compromise needed here: the staying power of silicone, the washability of water. The consistency is thick, not runny; the gel stays where you put it. It is latex compatible as well, so condoms and gloves get on with it - with a silicone content that is not a given. The tub instead of a tube is deliberate too: if you have to squeeze a tube during this, you have already lost. Two hundred and fifty millilitres is the smaller of the two tubs - the more sensible choice to start with. One note that belongs with this use: do not combine it with silicone toys - silicone content attacks silicone surfaces. It stands with the anal and fisting lubricant, under anal sex toys, in the drugstore section and with the sex toys for men.
✨ At a glance
- 🏷️ Manufacturer: Boyglide
- 🪜 Range: Made for Men
- ✅ Contents: 250 ml
- 🔩 Base: Hybrid, water and silicone
- 🫗 Consistency: Thick, stays put
- ✅ Latex: Compatible
- ✅ Do not combine with: Silicone toys
❓ FAQ
Why hybrid and not pure water?
Because a water gel dries in over a long session and you would have to keep topping it up. The silicone content keeps it slippery; the water content means it can still be washed off.
Does it get on with toys?
With glass, metal and ABS yes. With silicone toys no - silicone attacks silicone. For those there are pure water gels in the water-based lubricant category.
Is it latex compatible?
Yes, the label states it explicitly. Gloves and condoms get on with it - with a silicone content that is not a given, which is why it is worth mentioning.
How is it removed?
With warm water and soap. The silicone content makes it take a little more than a pure water gel, but it does come off - unlike pure silicone oil.
How much do you need?
Considerably more than for ordinary sex, and rather too much than too little. That is exactly why this gel comes in a tub instead of a tube.
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