Lubricant Hot Superglide Edible Coconut Water-Based 75 ml
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Lubricant Hot Superglide Edible Coconut Water-Based 75 ml 🥥
Coconut is the creamiest of the five and the only one without fruit acidity - for anyone who finds the others too sharp. The tube says medical device with a CE mark: approved for vaginal dryness and against the dry feeling. That is not a promise about desire but a statement about purpose - it moisturises where the body's own moisture is missing, for instance during menopause, on the pill or after birth. Water-based also means condom-safe and toy-safe, silicone included. One point sets this range apart from most edible gels: the ingredient list holds flavour but no sugar. Among edible gels that is the exception and a real argument - sugar in the intimate area is not something you want with a tendency towards thrush. What remains is water, glycerin, xanthan and carrageenan as thickeners, citric acid and two preservatives. The tube holds 75 millilitres and comes from Hot, made in Germany. It stands with the flavoured lubricant, under lubricant and in the brand world of Hot.
✨ At a glance
- 🏷️ Manufacturer: Hot
- 🪜 Range: Superglide edible
- ✅ Flavour: Coconut
- 🔩 Base: Water
- ✅ Quantity: 75 ml
- ✅ Classification: Medical device, CE
- 🚫 Without: Sugar
- ✅ After opening: 6 months
❓ FAQ
What does medical device mean in this case?
That it is not sold as a cosmetic but approved for a specific purpose. In practice that mostly means the maker has to stand by what is printed on the tube, and the ingredient list is correspondingly sober.
Is it compatible with condoms and toys?
With both, without restriction. That is why water-based gels are the default choice - latex, silicone, glass, stainless steel, all unproblematic. More on that is in the lubricant guide.
How much do you need?
More than you think, and rather topped up along the way than waited for. Water-based gels soak in over time; a few drops of water on the skin wake them up again instead of needing a fresh application.
How long does an opened tube keep?
Six months, as printed on the tube. With a gel that ends up in a mouth that is no formality: what has once met saliva does not belong back in the tube. Suitable toy cleaners are under sex toy cleaner.
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