Glycerin is still fairly common in lubes, for some women it does nothing, while others may have bad reactions such as yeast infections. What about you?
Yup. I get yeast infections, soreness and sometimes UTIs. (Urinary Tract Infections.) It isn't worth the pain, expense of treatment and missing out on a week or so of sex to use glycerin. For me, vegetable glycerin isn't much better than animal or regular glycerin. But, I have a lot of allergies and sensitivities, so everyone is different.
I get UTIs if I use lube with glycerin, and they are super painful, so I avoid them like the plague! I'm kind of jealous of people who don't have issues with them, because they have so many more lube options.
Glycerin is still fairly common in lubes, for some women it does nothing, while others may have bad reactions such as yeast infections. What about you?
The only lube which affected my vagina is KY Jelly. Something in that one irritates it a lot and has caused yeast infections.
Yup. I get yeast infections, soreness and sometimes UTIs. (Urinary Tract Infections.) It isn't worth the pain, expense of treatment and missing out on a week or so of sex to use glycerin. For me, vegetable glycerin isn't much better than animal or
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Yup. I get yeast infections, soreness and sometimes UTIs. (Urinary Tract Infections.) It isn't worth the pain, expense of treatment and missing out on a week or so of sex to use glycerin. For me, vegetable glycerin isn't much better than animal or regular glycerin. But, I have a lot of allergies and sensitivities, so everyone is different.
"Glycol" is is also the same as glycerin.
What's "glycol"? Did you mean "glycerol" is the same as glycerin? (Because that's true.)
Propylene glycol is a common lube ingredient and is not the same as glycerin.
I get UTI's when I use products with glycerin. I had about 4 UTI's before my doctor and I figured out what the problem was and I never want to experience that again.
I never used to have problems with lubes but lately I've noticed that they seem to be causing a bit of mild irritation. I'm planning on trying a lube without glycerin or parabens in it to see if this solves the problem.
Glycerin is still fairly common in lubes, for some women it does nothing, while others may have bad reactions such as yeast infections. What about you?
Doesnt bother me, but we only have one bottle that contains Glycerin and my wife hasnt tried it yet. I have a feeling it may not agree with her.
I've never had a bad reaction to any lube, but I still try to avoid glycerin because it has the potential to increase my risk of a yeast infection, and that's something I'd rather avoid.
Oh god I hate glycerin and paraben containing lubricant. The first time I used a lubricant (shitty astroglide) it felt like I had poured hot sauce directly into my vagina. I never go near a lube that contains these substances anymore.
It is near impossible to find a water-based lubricant without glycerine components in it. So I hardly have a choice. Oil-based lubricants come without glycerine in some cases but you have to look carefully and make sure it doesnt contain other harmful stuff.