oil based lube

The_Goose

i got stuck using these oil based lubed condom's during the week, didn't anything of it til me and the gf got down to business!
First it irratated her then it hust got really painful for her to do it!
Then discovered she Well lets the tap was turned off!
Since then she has become irratated/icthy after and i was just wondering if there might be any side effect's????

P.S. Always use Durex, except NO substitute!

Seraphina

oil based lube condoms?

doesn't oil make condoms disintegrate? (well most of them anyway)

sounds like she was sensitive to the oil, could very easily happen. unfortunately there isn't much you can do about it, the vagina will clean itself out naturally and the itching should go away in a few days.

The_Goose

Originally posted by Seraphina
oil based lube condoms?

nearly pretty sure oil anyway, thanks alot, hopefully that'll be the case!

Stark

Only use water based lubricants.

Mercury_Tilt

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The_Goose

You should have here taken to the A&E ward of your nearest hospital immediatly.

Make sure you bring the name of the condom brand with you...and any info that came with them.

a bit much if ya think about i m sure she ll be grand!

bug

People can be allegic to certain spermicides on condoms. There is one general one that alot of people are allegic to called Nonoxynol-9.
If you havent used this brand before perhaps thats what it is. I would advise her to go to her GP just incase the reaction from whatever it was leads to other irratations or infections, just incase.

Ferror

Originally posted by Manticore
nearly pretty sure oil anyway, thanks alot, hopefully that'll be the case!

Probably silicone oil, Not that rare to have an allergic reaction to it, stay away!

ferdi

if the glove fits, wear it.

Zombrex

what was the name of the codom (brand and type)?

qwertyphobia

The only condoms that could use oil based lubes are the expensive ones made out of polluratain ones

the only lubes that can be used with regular condoms are water or silcone bassed ones.

Try and remember what make and brand they where?