Body-friendly and earth-friendly too.
This is a great choice for anyone who is concerned about the ingredients found in lubricants. This is a pretty average water-based lube, performance-wise, but the ingredient list helps it to stand out from the crowd. Not only is it glycerin-free and paraben-free, but it contains only natural ingredients, many of which are from certified organic sources. The plant-based ingredients give it a noticeable floral aroma, but it's not objectionable.Published: October 7, 2009
Pros:
Organic, paraben-free, glycerin-free, thick gel.
Cons:
Becomes sticky as it dries, strong flavor.
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Vegan? Awesome. but humanly ethical?
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are any of the ingrediants fair trade?
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Your best bet to get answers to questions like this is to either ask the Eden staff via support ticket, or contact the manufacturers directly.
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Quote: are any of the ingrediants fair trade?I'd do some research on them, even send your question in to the company. That'd probably get you somewhere? I really don't know much about them. I've tried a couple lubes, but didn't even like em.
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Too Sticky
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Ive tried about every lubricant known to man at this point.. I can't find one that I like. They're too sticky, too runny, leaves a residue behind, dries out after too short of a time period. Im frustrated....Anyone have some good suggestions for me? Thanks!
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I like the sliquid line, as I too have problems with sticky lube and tacky residue from them. I've only tried a few so far, the Sliquid Organics Silk is the best of them for this. The Sliquid Organics Gel only got sticky once on me, when I accidentally added way too much lube (was reviewing a toy that was larger than I am used to).
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I like the Wet Synergy, the Shunga Toko Aroma, and the Fun Factory Body Fluid. To me, none of these have been sticky, although the Synergy and Body Fluid will probably leave a "residue" because they both have silicone in them. However I've found that wiping with a wipe has removed any of the residue that I was feeling.
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Sliquid Organics
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We've used the naturals, how are the organics? Better, worse, same?
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Quote: We've used the naturals, how are the organics? Better, worse, same?I would like to know that too, I would also like to know the best natural types and what are the main differences between naturals and organics.
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This is also of interest to me - I just ordered the naturals, but this organic gel caught my eye too.. wondering how it's different/better, if it is at all.
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Expiration date?
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What would be the shelf life of these?
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I'm not an expert on lube but I usually toss stuff after one year. If it smells funny or anything you might toss it even sooner.
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Yea I agree. Most of them dont really say much. But I wouldnt keep them in really hot or humid areas and sounds about right to tosss em out if you see anything different. (scent, color, etc)
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Sliquid,
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MeghannThis doesn't have silicone in it right? Cuz one of my toys is silicone bsaed and this is confusing me somewhat., -
Quote: This doesn't have silicone in it right? Cuz one of my toys is silicone bsaed and this is confusing me somewhat.,Right, that's a water based lubricant.
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Thanks for the review! This sounds like the perfect gift for my eco minded friend..
Good review!
Thanks...I definitely want something healthier to use!
I love Sliquid!
I thought this lube sounded good from its description. Your review confirms it.
Another excellent review! This was next on my "to try" list. However, I'm concerned that this particular lubricant contains Phenoxyethanol, or Rose Ether. A quick search comes up with a few studies concerning toxicology breakdowns of this ingredient. Though it seems there is still a large amount unknown about Rose Ether, it is stated in various sources that it may be hazardous if swallowed. For this reason I'd like to caution against using it in oral stimulation. There is also a warning that it may be hazardous if absorbed through skin, but I couldn't find enough sources to back up that statement.
A word of caution: Just because a product is organic doesn't mean it's safe. "Organic" beauty & cosmetic products have no regulations to adhere to, unlike Organic produce or meat. A brand can flaunt the word "organic" or "all natural" all they want, and still contain potentially harmful substances in their soap, shampoo, makeup, and yes, even lube. Just a word to the wise.
Thanks for the review!