What is the difference between Oil-Based, water-based and
silicone-based? First and foremost, Oil-Based lubricants should
never be used with a latex condom. Oil breaks down the condom in
a matter of moments and increases the risk of condom breakage and
fluid transmission. Water-Based lubricants are safe to use with
all condoms and can be reactivated with water or body fluids. So
if you dry out, just add water. Silicone-Based lubricants are not
only safe to use with all condoms, but, because they are not made
of water, do not dry out. These lubes can be used underwater or
for romping in the sheets.
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