Glycerine doesn't seem to bother me, but I avoid both it and parabens anyway. The parabens for sure cause a reaction... ouch!
Do you have a bad reaction to glycerin in lubes?
wdanas
02/24/2012
I'm all over the place. I've never gotten an infection or anything like that, but I do sometimes experience pain. Some lubes are either painless or cause such a small amount pain that it's easy to ignore (Wet Light and System JO, for example). Others make me feel like my vagina's on fire (Fun Factory's Toyfluid and Wet Synergy).
Eventually I just said, "Ah, screw it." Now I stick to Sliquid and other glycerin-free lubes. Best to play it safe, I say.
Eventually I just said, "Ah, screw it." Now I stick to Sliquid and other glycerin-free lubes. Best to play it safe, I say.
02/24/2012
Glycerin gives me a yeast infection and just burning not fun times. I also get irritated from most silicone based lubes as well.
02/27/2012
i have never had bad experience with it, but from stories i try to avoid it anyway.
02/29/2012
Voted for my girl - she's had issues with a few lubes that have glycerin.
03/05/2012
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I've had a yeast infection for > 2 years after using a glycerine lube ONCE. (I'm guessing the duration has more to do with the strain of yeast I "caught," but I will still never use glycerine again!)
Originally posted by
CherryDyke
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?
03/05/2012
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No, they don't bother me.
Originally posted by
CherryDyke
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?
12/29/2012
Glycerin is an ingredient in just about every personal product, soap, lotion, etc. It would be so hard to avoid
12/29/2012
Cat E.
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What about Sliquid's Sassy Booty that Eden sells? That's what I use and I love it.
Originally posted by
SecretToyLover2
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
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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.
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12/29/2012
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i avoid glycerin though ive never had an issue with it.
Originally posted by
CherryDyke
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?
12/31/2012
I haven't noticed anything
01/01/2013
No, doesn't really matter to me
01/03/2013
Haven't had a reaction. I hope I never do.
01/10/2013
not good
01/14/2013
Anastasia Knight
I use Fleshlight's Fleshlube in the water element and it doesn't bother me but the ice and fire lubes are labeled "for topical use only" on the bottle. For flavored lubes I use Sliquid Swirl because other flavored lubes taste like cough medicine.
03/06/2013
Yep! Yeast infections!
03/07/2013
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I have had problems with some lubes but I am unsure if it's the glycerin or if it was something else in the formula. I have used some lubes that had glycerin in them and had nothing adverse happen.
Originally posted by
CherryDyke
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?
03/07/2013
we don't use it vaginally, so it hasn't been an issue
03/07/2013
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It doesn't really bother me so I use products with glycerin in the ingredients list.
Originally posted by
CherryDyke
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?
03/10/2013
Never noticed any side effects.
03/10/2013
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