Lube shouldn't need a warning label. Ours is water-based organic aloe with green tea leaf and snow mushroom, made for sensitive skin and safe with latex condoms. No parabens, no glycerin, nothing you'd have to Google nervously.
About P.S. lube
Who it's for: anyone with sensitive skin, anyone using latex condoms (water-based is the only kind that's fully latex-safe), and anyone who's learned the hard way that drugstore lube and delicate parts don't always get along.
How to choose: Solo bottle? Grab the Organic Aloe + Plant Based Lube. The Bundle of Joy pairs it with 12 vegan condoms, and The Threesome adds wipes for the full kit.
Is water-based lube safe with condoms?
Yes. Water-based lube is the recommended pairing for latex condoms. Oil-based products can weaken latex; ours won't.
Why aloe instead of silicone?
Silicone lube lasts long but sits on top of skin and can't be used with silicone toys. Aloe-based formulas hydrate skin instead of coating it, rinse clean, and play nice with everything.
Is it OK for sensitive skin?
That's the whole point. The formula is water-based and free of parabens and glycerin, the two ingredients most often behind post-lube irritation.
Can it double as a daily moisturizer for intimate skin?
It's designed for use during and after intimacy, and the aloe base means it soothes on contact. Many customers use it exactly that way.