TROJAN™ H2O SENSITIVE TOUCH™ LUBRICANT™

Ingesting water-based lube should be avoided. However, it is safe to perform oral sex after using water-based lubricant if some remains on the genital area.

Most personal lubricants will last anywhere from 1-3 years with proper storage, though water-based lubes may have a shorter lifespan. Refer to the expiration date and storage instructions on the product label when purchasing water-based lubricants.

Trojan™ water-based lubricants, including Trojan™ H20 Closer™ and Trojan™ H20 Sensitive Touch, are non-sticky and mess free and vanish without a trace. These water-based lubricants have hyaluronic moisturizers that hold 1,000 times their weight in moisture and are meant to provide a slippery feel. No mess, no stress!

You should not use aloe vera alone as a personal lubricant. However, some water-based lubricants, like Trojan™ H20 Closer™ and Trojan™ H20 Sensitive Touch, may include aloe vera. Trojan™ H20 Closer™ Sensitive Touch also features Vitamin E and is free of fragrances and dyes.

How much time do you have? We'll keep things simple. Two of the most common types of lubricants are those that are water-based and those that are silicone-based.

Water-based ones are mainly made up of water, which means they may be easy to wash off or clean. Typically, these are compatible with most condoms and sex toys. These may leave minimal residue after application (pro!) but may also require to be re-applied during use (con).

Silicone-based lubes have basically the opposite pros and cons. They're designed to be slippery and long-lasting, but they may be harder to wash off after application. Like water-based lubes, they're typically compatible with most condoms, but not most sex toys. They do not play nicely with silicone sex toys, so make sure you keep that in mind.