Can you use Sliquid silk with silicone products

I love the sliquid silk, the one with the purple label. I've used it a silicone vibe without any issues. Since it's a hybrid lube and does contain some silicone i want to ask for sure if it's 100% ok to use with silicone , specifically the peecock, which is stated to be made of "blends of high grade premium silicone"

If not , which sliquid water based option would be the most comparable to the silk? less

I'm interested in seeing the answers to this! If your toy hasn't had an obviously bad reaction, e.g turned gummy or flaky after application of the lube, I wouldn't worry about it.

In my experience & from what I heard from Tantus, you can test any silicone lube on a small part of the material in question & you will know immediately if there's a bad reaction or not. I have found no problem using straight up silicone or hybrid mixes on any of my toys & I only use Sliquid products.

BTW, if there is a reaction, wash it off with soap & water as fast as you can. But know that the integrity of the surface has been affected, there will be little holes in that area that can now harbor bacteria. After that, I'd be sure to disinfect the toy after use, not merely washing it. less

I'm interested in seeing the answers to this! If your toy hasn't had an obviously bad reaction, e.g turned gummy or flaky after application of the lube, I wouldn't worry about it.

In my experience & from what I heard from Tantus, you can test any silicone lube on a small part of the material in question & you will know immediately if there's a bad reaction or not. I have found no problem using straight up silicone or hybrid mixes on any of my toys & I only use Sliquid products.

BTW, if there is a reaction, wash it off with soap & water as fast as you can. But know that the integrity of the surface has been affected, there will be little holes in that area that can now harbor bacteria. After that, I'd be sure to disinfect the toy after use, not merely washing it. less

My body is crazy picky, too! So far the Silk is OK, but some of the other Sliquid products started causing itching, burning. etc. I suspect the guar gum is causing the problems this time. It's such a bitch, not to mention expensive, trying to narrow down ingredients to figure out what you can use! I understand your distress at possibly having to change. But I don't think you need to...

Here's the deal with the silicone. They say the high quality, platinum silicone pieces are safe to use with high quality silicone lubes. Sliquid Silk uses the highest quality silicone, which is dimethicone, so you're fine there. And it sounds like you paid a lot for your item, so it's not going to be a cheapo, mass-produced, low-quality silicone that will react.

What would help is if you could tell me the complete name & manufacturer of your toy, is it a dildo or a vibe?. I don't recognize the name, but do you mean peacock rather than peecock? If you want to respond here or send me a PM, I'll try and find out for you, OK? But if the maker says it's high grade, then you're in luck.

BTW, some manufacturers of expensive silicone products offer samples of the different colors &/or firmness of their offerings. I know at Bad Dragon, for example, you can buy really inexpensive discs of the different types of silicone they use. You could buy some of these to test lube(s) on. Of course, Sliquid may now be a big enough name that you can ask the toy company if they know how Silk works on their products. less

I'm interested in seeing the answers to this! If your toy hasn't had an obviously bad reaction, e.g turned gummy or flaky after application of the lube, I wouldn't worry about it.

In my experience & from what I heard from Tantus, you can test any silicone lube on a small part of the material in question & you will know immediately if there's a bad reaction or not. I have found no problem using straight up silicone or hybrid mixes on any of my toys & I only use Sliquid products.

BTW, if there is a reaction, wash it off with soap & water as fast as you can. But know that the integrity of the surface has been affected, there will be little holes in that area that can now harbor bacteria. After that, I'd be sure to disinfect the toy after use, not merely washing it. less

ty so much for your help. asking for a sample to test it on is a great idea. there really is no "bottom" per se to test on. it is "peecock" from peecock products. its a 3-1 (pack , play, pee) if you're not sure what i'm talking about, it's a penis prosthetic. I'm going to try contacting peecock products directly and ask them. they do say it's high grade premium silicone. it's not a sex toy company, so I am hesitant to make assumptions of the material being like Tantus. they do say it is boilable though.

It might be a week or two, but i will follow up here and let everybody know. less

ty that is helpful. i didn't realize it would show immediately if bad reaction. but after reading wat u wrote about wat it could do, i'm not going to risk it without some sort of guarantee from the manufacturer of peecock.

so i guess i'll be testing non-silicone lubes on myself instead of testing sliquid on it. lol less

I never really answered your question about non-silicone lubes similar to Silk. I don't know which ingredients you're unable to tolerate, but the fewer in the formula the better for sussing out which ingredients you can use/not use.

Frankly, none of the ones I tried, either in the Sliquid Naturals or Organics line, were like the Silk, but they were good. EF sells one sample cube of Sliquid organics natural for $1.99 and this is the base H2O formula, so I'd try that first. There is a lube cube sampler available elsewhere, including the sliquid website, that you can buy. Personally, I'd go to their website (website name/shop) and check ingredients (they recently had some promotions, one of which was a free big bottle of Silk!). I bought the Naturals cube sampler & found each cube to have a generous amount of product. less