Hello all,

My partner and I enjoy anal play with silicone toys. We are "above average intermediate" players and we enjoy experimenting to get to a more advanced level. One such experiment was when "Rita" wanted to see how far she can put her shoe up my ass. I was game. So she stood, put on her shoes (a pair of high heel pumps, with soft pointy toes--very sexy!) and put plastic wrap around her right shoe, so as to not soil it with lube. I put a lubricated condom over it, to smooth out the edges.

But we stopped when we realized that while the condom's wrapper and box said the lubricant was "water based," it might be silicone based, since it had an oily feel and couldn't be easily washed off, like with, for example, Maximus water base lubricant.

Since it's warned that silicone based lubricants should not be used with silicone toys (Rita and I would had continued playing with the silicone toys after she shoe-fucked me), does it follow that lubricated condoms that apparently use silicone base lubricants should not be used with silicone toys?

Thanks for reading and for your feedback.

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Hi LD29,

That was a quick reply! I actually started to edit my post when your reply stopped me from doing that.

What I wanted to edit was that the condom's box and wrapper did not claim the lubricant was water based. Instead, it described it as "Silky Smooth Lubricant." And as I said, its oily feel and inability to be easily washed off, made us think it might be a silicone based lubricant.

Anyhow, your suggestion to checking condom review seems like a good idea to see if my condom actually use a silicone base lubricant. I hope I could find out at EF, since I could not find out at link. See for yourself.

What if it turns out that all lubricated latex condoms use silicone based lubricants? When will owners of ruined siliconed toys start filing class action suits? Shouldn't, say, the FDA or CPSC or another federal agency, force condom makers to warn against using their lubricated condoms with silicone toys?

Thanks for your reply.

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