Lubricant Lick Jelly Edible Green Apple 50 ml

Lubricant Lick Jelly Edible Green Apple 50 ml 🍏

The tube says „Oral Sex Gel“, and that is not a euphemism but the intended purpose: this gel is made to be tasted. The aroma is declared natural, the flavour is green apple. What it is good for becomes clear on the first try - lubricant and oral sex otherwise get on badly, because neutral gels taste of nothing or, worse, turn bitter. A flavoured gel solves exactly that problem. The base is water, so it gets on with condoms and with silicone toys, and it washes off. One note that belongs with every flavoured gel: they contain sweeteners or sugar, and neither belongs in the vagina - for oral use that is no problem, for anything else a neutral gel from the water-based lubricant category is the better choice. 50 ml last for many sessions. It stands under flavoured lubricant, with the water-based lubricant, in the drugstore section and with the sex toys for couples.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Lick Jelly
• ✅ Contents: 50 ml
• 🔩 Base: Water
• ✅ Flavour: Green Apple
• ✅ Aroma: Declared natural
• ✅ Meant for: Oral sex
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible

❓ FAQ

Is it really edible?

It is declared as an oral gel, so it is made for contact with the mouth. It is still not a food - the point is that the taste is pleasant, not that you spoon it.

Can it be used normally as well?

For oral use yes, for anything else better not. Flavoured gels contain sweeteners, and those do not belong in the vagina. Neutral gels are under water-based lubricant.

Does it get on with condoms?

Yes, it is water based. For oral sex with a condom in particular a flavoured gel is a sensible combination - latex on its own tastes of little that is pleasant.

Which other flavours are there?

Strawberry, green apple and cherry in this range; further flavours from other manufacturers are under flavoured lubricant.

Water, silicone or oil - what is the difference?

Water gets on with everything and dries in, silicone lasts a long time and attacks silicone toys, oil makes condoms unsafe. Which base suits when is explained in detail in the lubricant guide.