Vaginal lubricants can help enhance arousal, increase sexual pleasure, keep the vagina soft, and most importantly, reduce friction during penile penetration.

Lubricants are widely used today to reduce friction and create a smooth feeling during sexual activities, and sexual lubricants come in a variety of flavors, such as green apple, cherry, vanilla, and more. These may sound like beverage flavors, and they may seem edible. However, flavored or unflavored, any lubricant you use should be edible, because a lubricant that is not safe to ingest orally is not safe to place near or in your vagina or anus. In this article, we will provide some useful information to learn more about why you should make sure your favorite lubricant is actually edible.

Vaginal lubrication is essential during sexual intercourse, it helps relieve some vaginal dryness and reduces pain during intercourse. Among them, coconut oil is a product that has been proven safe and effective as a moisturizer.

Women entering perimenopause and menopause may experience a number of physical and emotional changes. Vaginal dryness is a common symptom. Vaginal lubricants are a useful way to improve this condition.

Does using lubricants during intercourse make it harder to conceive? Research is mixed on this issue. Some studies have found that vaginal lubricants can damage sperm and interfere with their ability to travel to the uterus to fertilize an egg. This is true for both drugstore lubricants and homemade lubricants, such as olive oil.