Lubricant pjur med Natural Water-Based 2 ml

Lubricant pjur med Natural Water-Based 2 ml 💧

med Natural by pjur is a water-based lubricant, here as a 2 ml single-use sachet. It consists of water, glycerin, xanthan gum, benzyl alcohol, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and citric acid; the glycerin is plant-based. It contains no oil or fat, and its taste and smell are neutral. The white sachet carries the yellow pjur logo, a water drop as its motif and a light blue band; it is made in Germany. It stands under lubricant, with water-based lubricant and under drugstore; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of pjur. Lubricants for anal sex are under anal and fisting lubricants.

✨ At a glance

• 🔩 Base: water
• ✅ Ingredient: plant-based glycerin
• 🚫 Free from: oil, fat
• 🛡️ Condoms: compatible with latex condoms
• 〰️ Form: single-use sachet
• 💧 Content: 2 ml
• 📍 Origin: made in Germany

❓ FAQ

What is the sachet for?

For a single use: to try it out, on the go, for the bedside drawer or the travel bag. It is flat and light and takes up hardly any space.

How do you open the sachet?

Tear it open at one corner and squeeze the gel onto your fingers, onto the toy or straight onto the spot where it should glide. An opened sachet cannot be closed again, so use it up straight away.

Is 2 ml enough?

For a short session, usually yes. During longer sex or with toys it gets tight, so keep a second sachet ready. If the gel gets tacky in between because its water evaporates, a few drops of water make it smooth again.

Does it suit your toys?

Yes, toys made of any material. A water-based gel attacks neither silicone nor latex, glass, metal or plastic. After play you rinse it off the toy under warm water and clean the toy as usual.

Does it work with condoms?

Yes, you can use it with latex condoms. Put it on the outside of the condom once it is on, not underneath, otherwise the condom can slip.

How do you test whether it agrees with you?

Before the first use, apply a little to the crook of your arm and wait a few hours. If it burns or the skin turns red, wash it off and do not use it again. If some gets into an eye, rinse straight away with clear water.

How do you keep the sachets?

Flat, cool and dry, and out of the reach of children. Do not carry them loose in a trouser pocket, where they get bent and can tear; a side pocket in a wash bag or wallet is better.