PJUR Lubricants
Pjur Med, Aqua, Backdoor and Analyse Me are the lines this PJUR Lubricants selection is best known for, spanning silicone-based glides and water-based and anal formulas. The base of the formula matters most, because it decides which toys and condoms it suits and how it cleans up.
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About PJUR Lubricants
Silicone-based lubes make up the largest share of this selection, and the Med glides (Soft Glide, Sensitive Glide, Premium Glide and Hydro Glide) are the core of it. Silicone-based formulas stay slick for longer sessions and feel silky, which suits many people, but they are the wrong match for silicone toys, where water-based is the usual choice. Water-based options such as Pjur Aqua Na and Pjur Basic rinse off easily with water and are the simplest place to start if you own silicone toys.
Anal use is covered by the Backdoor Anal Water Based and Analyse Me Anal Water Base formulas, both water-based and designed for the back passage. Whatever you pick, use more than you think you need, reapply as you go, and keep the pace slow. Pjur Cult Ultra Shine Spray and the erotic body lotions add a different kind of use, sitting on skin rather than inside it, so decide whether you want a lube or a body product before you compare them.
For a first pick, a plain water-based lube such as Pjur Aqua Na or Pjur Basic gives you the most flexibility across toys and condoms. Use the name of the formula to guide you: the base is usually part of it, and the Med line tells you which feel each glide is aiming for. Pjur Woman and Pjur Light round out the range for everyday lubrication.
PJUR Lubricants FAQ
- Which Pjur lube is best for anal use?
- The Pjur Backdoor Anal Water Based and Pjur Analyse Me Anal Water Base are the water-based formulas made for anal use in this selection. Water-based lube is a sensible choice here because it rinses off easily. Use generously, reapply as needed, and take things slowly.
- Is silicone-based or water-based lube better for silicone toys?
- Water-based lube is the usual choice for silicone toys, since it pairs well with the material and cleans up with water. Silicone-based formulas such as the Med glides suit non-silicone toys and tend to feel silkier over longer use. The base is usually in the product name, so read it before you buy.
- What is the difference between the Pjur Med glides?
- Soft Glide, Sensitive Glide, Premium Glide and Hydro Glide are all Med line silicone-based formulas, and the names point to the intended feel. Choose based on the texture you prefer. Trying a smaller size first is a practical way to find which one you like.
- Can Pjur lube be used with condoms?
- Water-based and silicone-based lubes are commonly used with latex condoms, while oil-based lube is the one to avoid with latex. Check the condom packaging for any specific guidance on lubricant compatibility, and keep to the lube type the condom maker names.
- Which Pjur lube suits someone new to lube?
- A plain water-based option such as Pjur Aqua Na or Pjur Basic is easy to start with because it works with most toys and condoms and cleans up quickly. Begin with a small amount and add more as needed, rather than using a lot at once.
