Slippery Stuff Personal Lubricant Features
- Glycerin-Free
- Eliminates dryness
- Silky, safe, and long-lasting
- Satisfaction Guaranteed
- Ideal for sensitive skin
What to buy with Slippery Stuff Gel
Why This Product Stands Out
- Developed and trusted for decades within the medical community.
- Recommended by medical professionals, sex therapists, and women’s health experts.
- Designed to stay exactly where applied without frequent reapplication.
- Supports hygienic use in both personal and clinical settings.
- Enhances comfort and confidence during intimate contact.
- Offers a healthier lubrication option compared to conventional products.
- Suitable for regular, long-term use without residue buildup.
FAQ's
Q1. Who can use Slippery Stuff Gel?
It is appropriate for people with sensitive skin and who require a gentle lubricant.
Q2. Does Slippery Stuff Gel stay in place after application?
Yes, it is designed to stay where it is applied, providing consistent comfort.
Q3. Is Gel safe and hygienic?
Yes, it is designed for hygienic, safe use and recommended by healthcare professionals.
Q4. Is the gel easy to clean after use?
Yes, the gel is water-soluble and can be easily washed off with water.
Slippery Stuff Ingredients
- De-ionized water
- Polyoxyethylene
- Sodium carbomer
- Phenoxyethanol
- Ethylhexyglycerin
How to Care for Slippery Stuff Paraben-Free Gel in Winters?
Slippery Stuff Water-Based Lubricants may freeze if left outside in extremely cold weather. While freezing will not harm the product, it will cause it to expand, which may break the seal and cause leakage. If you live in an area prone to severe temperatures, it is ideal to have your order shipped to a business or indoor address if possible. Should your product arrive frozen, simply leave it at room temperature and let it thaw out. It is safe to use even if the seal breaks from the expansion of the product inside. To expedite thawing, you may soak it in warm water. It is not recommended to microwave the product as this may melt the container.
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