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Flavoured Lubricants and Oils at BondageBox, a curated section of the UK catalogue. Water, silicone, hybrid and oil-based lube. NHS-compatible pairings.
Flavoured lubricants and oils are formulated for oral use, typically water-based with added flavouring and sweeteners. UK retail pricing: £6-£18 for entry flavoured lubes; £15-£30 for premium flavoured oils and edible massage oils.
What matters: edible-formulated only (regular lube isn't designed for oral use; flavoured lubes are food-grade), sugar-content awareness (some sweetened lubes contain sugars that can disrupt vaginal flora, for users prone to yeast infections, choose sugar-free options like Sliquid Swirl), shelf life (flavoured products typically have shorter shelf life than unflavoured, 6-24 months from opening).
Common flavour profiles: cherry, strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, mint. Quality matters more than flavour novelty; cheap flavoured lubes have a chemical aftertaste. For oral sex use, see should you use flavoured lube for oral.
Our flavoured lube range covers fruit, dessert and tropical flavours from Sliquid, Pjur, ID and System Jo. Plain unmarked UK packaging; "BBox Ltd" descriptor; free UK delivery over £30. See also general lubricants.
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