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Silicone Personal Lubricant for Vaginal Dryness, Fragrance-Free, 60 mL
Silicone Personal Lubricant for Vaginal Dryness, Fragrance-Free, 60 mL
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Fragrance-free silicone-based personal lubricant for menopausal vaginal dryness and postpartum and perimenopausal intimacy. Silicone base = long-lasting, water-resistant, non-drying (unlike water-based lubes that need reapplication mid-use). Fragrance, paraben and glycerin free, no added ingredients known to irritate sensitive vaginal tissue. Compatible with latex and polyurethane condoms. Not for use with silicone pessaries or silicone sex toys: use a water-based lubricant with those. $35 direct, an alternative to K-Y Silk-E / Uberlube / Wet Platinum at a similar or lower price.
Why Silicone-Based for Menopausal Dryness?
Menopause reduces natural lubrication and thins vaginal tissue (genitourinary syndrome of menopause / GSM). Silicone lube sits on the tissue surface without absorbing, so it stays slick much longer than most water-based lubes. The fragrance-, paraben- and glycerin-free formula avoids ingredients that commonly irritate sensitive tissue in drugstore lubes.
Compatibility Guide
| Use Case | Compatible? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Silicone pessaries (Ring, Cube, Gellhorn, Donut) | ❌ No | Use a water-based lubricant with silicone pessaries |
| Latex condoms | ✅ Yes | Safe (silicone lube is latex-friendly, unlike oil-based lubes which break latex) |
| Polyurethane condoms | ✅ Yes | Fully compatible |
| Diaphragm / cervical cap | ⚠️ Check first | Many are made of silicone, follow the device instructions; use water-based if unsure |
| Non-silicone sex toys (glass, metal, ABS plastic) | ✅ Yes | Compatible |
| Silicone sex toys | ❌ NO | Silicone lubricants can bond to silicone surfaces and degrade them. Use water-based lube with silicone toys. |
| Oral use | ⚠️ Not recommended | Not designed for oral consumption |
Applications
- Menopausal and perimenopausal vaginal dryness: comfort during intimacy
- Postpartum intimacy: during the vaginal tissue recovery period, including breastfeeding-related dryness
- Treatment-related vaginal dryness: ask your oncology team before use during cancer treatment
- Everyday sexual wellness: general intimacy lubricant for women and partners
Ingredients and Specifications
| Base | Silicone (cyclomethicone / dimethicone blend) |
|---|---|
| Fragrance | None (unscented) |
| Preservatives | Paraben-free |
| Sweeteners / Humectants | Glycerin-free |
| Volume | 60 mL bottle (approx 2 fl oz) |
| Shelf Life | 3 years unopened · 12 months opened |
| Not Compatible With | Silicone pessaries and silicone sex toys (use water-based lube for those) |
Best For
- Perimenopausal and menopausal women experiencing dryness
- Postpartum women returning to intimacy
- Women with sensitive skin who react to fragranced / glycerin-containing lubes
- Latex condom users
Buying for a Menopause / OB-GYN Practice?
- Volume pricing on 6+ bottles for patient dispensing
- Net-30 invoicing for verified medical and PT accounts
- International DDP shipping available
FAQ
Can I use this with my silicone pessary?
No. Use a water-based lubricant with silicone pessaries, including all SciMed ring pessaries. Silicone-based lubricants are generally not recommended with silicone medical devices. Your healthcare provider can recommend a lubricant for pessary insertion.
Silicone vs water-based lube: which is better?
Silicone (this product): long-lasting, water-resistant, glycerin-free. Good for menopausal dryness and longer intimate sessions. Water-based: needs reapplication more often, but is the right choice with silicone pessaries and silicone toys, and cleans up with water.
Any interaction with vaginal estrogen cream?
Ask your gynecologist about timing. Many clinicians suggest letting vaginal estrogen cream absorb before applying a lubricant.
How much do I use?
Start with 1–2 pumps (about dime-sized). Silicone spreads easily, so you need less than you'd think.
Will it stain sheets?
Silicone lube can leave slippery marks on fabric that need detergent to clean fully. It's usually clear, a texture change rather than a visible stain. Wash on hot with a degreasing detergent.
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