Is this massager safe to share with wife? I am new to the toy scene and am not sure what materials clean well. Also, what is the best lube for these things? I have only used lotions.
Safe to share
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This product is made of TPR, which is a polymer blend. Because it's semi-porous, and cannot be thoroughly sterilized, you should not share it with anyone unless you're going to be using a condom with it. So, no, you should not share it with your wife.
Originally posted by
kfdarling1375
Is this massager safe to share with wife? I am new to the toy scene and am not sure what materials clean well. Also, what is the best lube for these things? I have only used lotions.
You can find out info on any material by going to the product page, scrolling to where it says 'material' and clicking on the material name. That will bring up a material safety page, with info on cleaning, compatibility between lubricants and share-ability.
03/13/2011
As DeliciousSurprise indicated, you'll want to use protection on this when sharing as it cannot be easily sterilized. Also, you will want to use a water-based lube to ensure the toy isn't damaged. I'd recommend looking at ID Glide, which is a personal favorite of mine and much better than your standard drug store brand.
03/13/2011
Since she's your wife I assume that you're probably sharing quite a bit of stuff that would be unsafe to share with a partner you were not monogamous with.
Because your toy is porous I wouldn't advise sharing it with her for vaginal use, but she can probably try it out anally without a problem. Chances are that it will only add an insignificant amount of risk, but when I'm looking at toys that may be shared (or any anal toy for that matter) I look for something nonporous that can be sanitized.
Because your toy is porous I wouldn't advise sharing it with her for vaginal use, but she can probably try it out anally without a problem. Chances are that it will only add an insignificant amount of risk, but when I'm looking at toys that may be shared (or any anal toy for that matter) I look for something nonporous that can be sanitized.
10/06/2011
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Wife or no, toys that are semi-porous and unable to be fully sanitized such as this really shouldn't be shared, lack of std risk aside if you're monogamous, there's still basteria to worry about. also, any product you're looking at says what material it is in the description, you can click the name of the material and it will bring you to a page that lists facts on the materials, cautions, compatible lube types. This toy is best with a water based lube, but others, depending on material, may be okay to use with silicone or other types of lubes
Originally posted by
kfdarling1375
Is this massager safe to share with wife? I am new to the toy scene and am not sure what materials clean well. Also, what is the best lube for these things? I have only used lotions.
10/06/2011
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fully agree
Originally posted by
ScottA
Since she's your wife I assume that you're probably sharing quite a bit of stuff that would be unsafe to share with a partner you were not monogamous with.
Because your toy is porous I wouldn't advise sharing it with her for vaginal use, but she ...
Because your toy is porous I wouldn't advise sharing it with her for vaginal use, but she ...
Since she's your wife I assume that you're probably sharing quite a bit of stuff that would be unsafe to share with a partner you were not monogamous with.
Because your toy is porous I wouldn't advise sharing it with her for vaginal use, but she can probably try it out anally without a problem. Chances are that it will only add an insignificant amount of risk, but when I'm looking at toys that may be shared (or any anal toy for that matter) I look for something nonporous that can be sanitized.
Because your toy is porous I wouldn't advise sharing it with her for vaginal use, but she can probably try it out anally without a problem. Chances are that it will only add an insignificant amount of risk, but when I'm looking at toys that may be shared (or any anal toy for that matter) I look for something nonporous that can be sanitized.
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