Lube can be safe to use internally if it is specifically designed for such use. Generally, water-based lubes are considered safe for internal use, while oil-based lubes should not be used internally. As with all sexual activity, it is important to practice safe sex and follow any instructions provided on the lube packaging.

Is putting lube inside you safe?

Putting lube inside the vagina is generally considered safe when used with appropriate lubricants. However, it is important to use a personal lubricant designed for internal use, as some lubricants can damage the delicate mucosal linings of the vagina and cause irritation or infection. Additionally, it is important to avoid using oil-based lubricants, as these can increase the risk of infection and cause irritation.

Does lube go on the inside or outside?

Generally, lube should be applied to the outside of the condom or toy. For a condom, it should be applied in a thin, even layer around the outside of the condom before it is put on. This will help to reduce friction and make the experience more comfortable. For a toy, lube should be applied to the outside of the toy before use.