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Yes! Using J-lube with condoms is generally safe, but be sure to use a water-based lubricant to avoid damaging the condom. Avoid using oil-based lubricants with condoms. Can J lube be used for anal play? Worth noting: I've mixed J-Lube in a regular blender, but there's an awful lot of scraping down the sides of the container and reblending to get rid of lumps and bumps. I find the method rather slow and tedious.

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Baby oil as a lube carries the risk of poisoning, infection, and damage to barrier methods of contraception. Hekmatpou, D., et al. (2019). The effect of aloe vera clinical trials on prevention and healing of skin wound: A systematic review. First off, a blender is used for food. It has lots of nooks and crannies around the area of the chopping blades where bits of food can hide, even after a thorough washing. And those little bits of food invite bacterial growth, which while harmless in your digestive tract are a bigger question when they enter any of the other openings on the human body which do not encounter such bacteria directly on a normal basis. Cleanliness and safety are important here, so unless you are keeping one blender for just the mixing of lubricants, I would consider it too difficult to sterilize the blender for this purpose safely. That’s my opinion, though. You may feel differently. Just don’t get your dirty blender lube near my butt. There are some liquids that people believe will make a good lubricant but can actually lead to infection and irritation. Some of these include: VaselineIn addition, Vaseline states that it is for external use only, so it is likely not suitable for penetrative or oral intercourse. Chow, E. P. F., et al. (2016). Saliva use as a lubricant for anal sex is a risk factor for rectal gonorrhoea among men who have sex with men, a new public health message: A cross-sectional survey.

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There are ones made from food based ingredients, mainly some form of saccharide, that are commonly found in many things we eat: Xanthan gum, Guar gum, Carrageenen and the like. You can even buy them in most health food stores as raw ingredients. Many of them have been found to be irritating to the digestive system when eaten in larger quantities. Xanthan Gum is a known laxative and is excreted by bacteria grown in different mediums like corn, wheat or soy. If you have a food allergy it might warrant some investigation as to what it was grown in. Guar Gum comes from Guar beans, Locust Bean Gum from Carob beans, Carrageenan comes from Seaweed and is a suspected intestinal irritant and is banned from use in infant formula in the EU. If you use these lubes and are finding reactions consider you might simply have a food allergy to one of these ingredients. Before using the refrigerated J-Lube, I unscrew the lid from the Rubbermaid bottle and warm it in the microwave for up to 3 minutes STOPPING AFTER EACH 60 SECONDS to ensure that the J-Lube isn't boiling ... or boiling over. I usually nuke it for 2 minutes, at which point only about half of it is warm, but swirling the bottle for a few seconds mixes the cool and warmed lube to produce a nice room temperature. You can use warm (rather than room temp) J-Lube if you want -- it feels incredible! -- but be aware that heat breaks down J-Lube over time. I don't reheat the same batch more than 2 or 3 times before tossing it out and making a new one. Another choice is to use strong, clean alcohol of some kind. Alcohols aren’t the best when it comes to sterilization, but it’s certainly better than nothing. My new favourite sanitizer is a product called Steramine (also available from Nasco) which, when used as directed, even kills the HIV-1 virus. However, keep in mind that I am not a doctor, so you need to find what you feel safest doing and go with that. Now that you have sufficiently boiled and stirred your J-Lube to the point that it is smooth and uniformly mixed, let it cool for a little while (not too long though, you want it to still be hot) and then add the one fluid ounce of General Lubricant. Stir this in thoroughly. The General Lubricant adds body and durability to the J-Lube; it also adds a small amount of preservative and seems to make it easier to clean as well. After this has been added and fully mixed in with the J-Lube, set the entire thing aside and allow it to cool to the point where you can safely handle it. If you are looking for a lubricant for human use, it is recommended that you use products specifically designed and approved for that purpose. There are many safe and effective personal lubricants available on the market that are formulated for use during sexual activity or for other personal needs. Other alternatives for J lube recipeYes, J-lube can be used for anal play, but it’s important to use it in moderation and communicate with your partner to ensure their comfort and safety. J lube and pregnancy Some lotions and soaps contain perfumes and preservatives, such as parabens. These can irritate the genitals and lead to infection.

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Wash, in hot water, the mixing container, the measuring spoons, the stirring implement, and the bottle in which you will eventually store the mixed J-Lube. Rinse them thoroughly afterwards, especially if you used soap. Once they are clean and residue-free, sterilize them all with whatever you have chosen as a sterilizing agent. Rinse them again afterwards with clean water to wash away any remaining sterilizing agent (especially important if you used something that could leave a residue behind). Make certain that the measuring spoons are completely dry before you use them; everything else can be slightly damp. It is best to avoid drying things with a towel if at all possible as towels have lint on them.

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To ensure your J-lube stays fresh and effective, it’s important to store it properly. Keep it in a cool, dry place and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight. What are the risks of using lube? After you've decanted the mixed J-Lube into a suitable container (see below for one such example), the easiest way to clean the blender is to put hot water and a few drops of Dawn detergent into the mixing tube and run the blender for 15 or 20 seconds to get the blades clean, then rinse it off in hot water. The key things to this recipe are patient waiting for the J-lube to hydrate, the boiling, and the addition of a jelly-style lubricant. I haven't tried J-lube without adding a jelly-style one, so maybe I'm full of shit. Nothing new there. Color me hopelessly unimaginative Now that you have your ingredients, let’s get started on making your own J-lube. Follow these simple steps: When it comes to the selection of mixing implements, I highly suggest glass whenever possible. It is easy to clean and sterilize, doesn’t degrade as do plastics, and is microwave safe. Plastic will do, but above all, try to avoid metal since you cannot use it in a microwave (especially with the mixing container since you will need to microwave it).

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And I have no idea why the method I was struggling with is so popular, because I found it slow, painstaking and fussy. The common method I'm referring to is to use a regular kitchen mixer in a microwave safe bowl, alternately mixing and nuking the J-Lube to remove lumps and bumps. As indicated above, I used that method exactly once. It was long, tedious, and very, very messy compared to R.'s method, which takes me literally all of 5-10 minutes, including decanting the J-Lube and washing, drying, and stowing away the immersion blender. Microwaving your J-Lube is very important for two reasons. First, it does an excellent job finally eliminating all remaining clumps, air bubbles, and helps uniformly mix the J-Lube. And second, the heat will aid in sterilizing the final mixture, producing a much cleaner end product.If you’d like to read something more technical than what’s listed here, please view the “What is J-Lube, really?” section down below. This is the simplest way of doing things. Just shake some of the powder into your hands, run your hands under a stream of water, and there you have it... you are lubricated. A few things to keep in mind; for one, if you apply the powder directly to your skin before wetting it, it is significantly harder to wash off. It does, however, provide a very good lubrication barrier even under extremely wet conditions. It will even stay on skin for quite a while under a constant stream of water, such as a shower or even underwater in a bath.