Lubricant Coconut Milk Single Dose 7 ml

Lubricant Coconut Milk Single Dose 7 ml 🥥

The Lubricant Coconut Milk by Tentacion comes here as a single dose: a flat sachet of water-based gel that tastes of coconut milk. The sachet is printed with a bitten red apple, a black-and-white photo of a man and the lettering “lubricante tentación”, Spanish for lubricant and temptation. One single sachet is supplied; the second one in the picture is not included. It stands under lubricant, with water-based lubricant and under drugstore; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Tentacion.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: lubricant
• 🔩 Base: water-based
• ✅ Flavour: Coconut Milk
• 💧 Content: 7 ml
• ✅ Format: single dose sachet
• 📦 Supplied: one sachet
• ✅ Condoms: compatible with latex condoms
• ✅ Item number: TE11COCO

❓ FAQ

How do I open the sachet?

Tear it open at a corner. That is easiest while your fingers are still dry; with slippery hands the foil slides away. A pair of scissors helps if needed.

How long does one sachet last?

For one application. An opened sachet cannot be closed again, so do not keep leftovers. For several rounds you need several sachets.

Does the gel go with condoms and toys?

Yes. Water-based gel goes with latex condoms and with toys of all materials, silicone included; condoms made of polyisoprene or polyurethane are no problem either. Oil and grease, by contrast, would attack latex.

How do I apply the gel?

Onto your fingers first. Squeeze part of the contents onto your fingertips and spread it, rather than holding the sachet directly against skin or a toy. Add the rest as soon as it is needed.

What is the coconut flavour meant for?

Mainly for oral sex. During intercourse the gel glides just as well, but flavourings can irritate sensitive mucous membranes. Try it on a small area first; if it burns or itches, rinse it off with lukewarm water.

Where do I keep the sachet?

Flat and protected from heat. In a side pocket of a bag or wash bag it stays uncreased. It does not belong in a hot car or in blazing sun.

What if the gel dries?

A little water helps. Water-based gels soak in over time; a few drops of water or saliva make them slippery again. The gel washes off with clear water.