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Ah! Yes Wb Water-Based Personal Lubricant Applicators 6-Pack 0.17 Oz.
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Product Description
Six 0.17 oz Applicators of Water-Based Gel
Six single-use applicators come in this pack, each holding 0.17 oz of water-based lubricant. The small measure dispenses in one squeeze, so you open only what you need and leave the rest sealed until next time.
The gel is fluid and spreads easily from the applicator over the skin, with a light, slick feel rather than a heavy one. Water is the base, and guar gum, locust bean gum and xanthan gum thicken it into a smooth, even texture. It is pH matched for vaginal use, with citric acid and sodium chloride helping to hold that balance.
Aloe vera and flax seed extract are both certified organic, and the formula also contains potassium sorbate and phenoxyethanol as preservatives. Nothing in the gel has a noticeable smell or taste, and it leaves no sticky residue behind.
Compatibility and Ingredient Notes
- Compatible with natural rubber latex and polyisoprene condoms
- Compatible with adult toys
- Odorless and tasteless, with no stickiness
- Aloe vera and flax seed extract are certified organic
- Vegan approved
Open one applicator, squeeze the gel onto your fingers or the area you plan to use, and spread it evenly before you begin.
Product Specifications
- SKU
- 5060104171025
- Categories
- Lubricants
- Availability
- In Stock
- Stock Quantity
- 78
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