Jan. 29, 2026
water based lubricant Allergy? This Ingredient Might Be the Culprit! After using water based lubricant, some users experience localized itching, redness, or even a burning sensation. Many consumers' first reaction is that the product has "gone bad." In fact, this is more likely due to an allergic reaction triggered by specific ingredients in the product. The mucous membranes in the intimate areas are extremely delic Read More
Jan. 29, 2026
Can Silicone-Based water based lubricant Really Be Washed Off? Silicone-based water based lubricant is popular in the high-end adult product market and bathing scenarios due to its "water insolubility, extreme smoothness, and waterproof" characteristics. However, it also brings many controversies: what if it can't be washed off? Could residue cause inflammation? In fact, the "unwashable" nature of silicone-bas Read More
Jan. 28, 2026
Can You Use water based lubricant When Trying to Conceive? The Truth Is… For couples preparing for pregnancy, the use of water based lubricant often comes with concerns: Will it kill sperm? Will it affect pH levels and hinder conception? The truth is, most common lubricants on the market are indeed unsuitable for those trying to conceive. Ordinary products are usually weakly acidic and contain glycerin and preservatives Read More
Jan. 28, 2026
This kind of water based lubricant, definitely don’t buy! In the realm of intimate life, the old saying "you get what you pay for" is thoroughly proven. The market is flooded with many cheap water based lubricants, promoted under the banner of "low price, extra volume" to attract traffic. But as industry insiders, we must warn brands and consumers: avoid these unqualified, uncertified, "three-no" lubrican Read More
Jan. 28, 2026
Is FDA Approval Necessary for Exporting water based lubricant? For adult product sellers aiming to enter the U.S. market, FDA certification is often the top priority on their minds. Since water based lubricant is classified as a "Class II Medical Device" in the U.S., its regulatory requirements are much stricter than those for cosmetics. So, is FDA 510K certification mandatory for exporting to the U.S.? The an Read More
Jan. 28, 2026
Has water based lubricant Gone Bad? A Trick to Tell "The lubricant bought has darkened in color after only a few uses. Is it still safe to use?" Consumers often have such doubts. As a product frequently applied to sensitive areas, water based lubricant can pose serious infection risks if it deteriorates and bacteria grow inside. For both brands and consumers, knowing how to identify spoilage is cruc Read More
Jan. 27, 2026
How to Read Quality Inspection Reports? Practical Tips to Avoid Pitfalls in water based lubricant OEM Manufacturing In the manufacturing process of water based lubricant, the quality inspection report serves as the product's "health certificate." However, many startups often just glance at the "pass" status and sign off upon receiving the report, overlooking critical details hidden within. Learning to understand the quality inspection report is not only to compl Read More
