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Mix & Match or App-solutely Divine? Compare Device Questions First
Interchangeable attachments and app controls describe different kinds of device features. Mix & Match Pleasure and App-solutely Divine name different accessories and formulas. Comparing their current contents lists helps identify...
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Cozy & Curious or Snowed In? Read the Materials and Storage Details
A seasonal set name can suggest a mood, while the contents list explains the products. Cozy & Curious and Snowed In, Heat Up name different accessory materials and lubricant formats....
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Two-Minute Drill: Understand the Device and Lubricant Pairing
A playful set name can leave the useful shopping questions unanswered. Two-Minute Drill pairs Full Service with Whipped - Vanilla Cupcake. The device's construction and controls, and the lubricant's formula,...
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Cabin Weekend Essentials: A Four-Part Packing List
A thoughtful weekend bag starts with knowing what each item is for. Cabin Weekend Essentials combines a remote-controlled device, two separate formulas and a navy storage tote. Look at the...
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Oral Fixation: Compare Three Flavored Formula Formats
A flavor name is one detail on a label, rather than a complete description of a formula. Oral Fixation groups Pink Strawberry, Pineapple Paradise and Vanilla Frosting products. Comparing gel,...
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His Big O: A Sleeve, a Cream and a Lubricant, Compared
Three products in a set can have three quite different roles. His Big O groups a flexible sleeve, a flavored cream and a creamy lubricant. Comparing the physical product with...
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Personal Lubricants and Moisturizers: Compare the Formula Labels
Formula names give you a starting point when comparing personal products. In this group, one lubricant is water based and unflavored, another combines water and silicone, and two Euforia products...
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Intimate Creams and Gels: Comparing Format and Ingredients
Format and ingredient preferences can make an intimate-product comparison easier. This selection includes creams, a preparation gel and a flavored lubricant, with different named ingredients or stated sensation categories.
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Flavored Lubricants: Compare Dessert Textures and Warming Formulas
Flavor is only one part of choosing a flavored lubricant. The formula's texture and any listed warming effect are useful details to consider before a favorite name catches your eye.
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Choose a Lubricant by Formula, Flavor, and Intended Purpose
A lubricant comparison becomes easier when you separate three questions: what is the base, is there a flavor, and what does the label say it is intended for? Those details...
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Comparing Lubricants: Read the Label, Skip the Hype
A personal lubricant is not something you need to choose from a catchy caption alone.
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Pair the Mood, Keep the Choice Yours
A themed evening can be fun without needing a rulebook for what goes with what.