A range of sexual lubricants, including products from Durex and Knect. Lubricants can really help to improve your sexual experience.
Several of the lubricant products in our inventory have special properties, including acting as vaginal moisturisers and sexual stimulants. Lubricants can be used to help ease discomfort during intimacy.
To ensure safety, please check the product information to make sure that the lubricant you want to use is safe for use with condoms.
Apply a small amount to the desired area or directly onto a condom before intimacy. You can reapply as needed. Start with a small amount and increase if necessary.
Yes, lubricants do expire. Always check the expiry date printed on the packaging. Using expired products may reduce effectiveness and increase the risk of irritation.
Once applied, water-based lubricants may need to be reapplied during use. Shelf life varies by product but is typically 1–3 years unopened.
Some individuals may experience irritation if sensitive to certain ingredients (such as glycerine or fragrances). Choosing a gentle, pH-balanced lubricant may help reduce risk. If symptoms persist, consult a healthcare professional.
Oil-based household products such as coconut oil, baby oil or petroleum jelly are not recommended for use with latex condoms, as they can weaken the material and increase the risk of breakage. They may also increase the risk of irritation or infection.
No. Standard body moisturisers are not designed for intimate use and may cause irritation or disrupt natural balance.
In most cases, water-based lubricants are safe during pregnancy. However, if you have any medical concerns, consult your GP.
In most cases, water-based lubricants are safe during pregnancy. However, if you have any medical concerns, consult your GP.
