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How discreet is your shipping? What is the name on the return address listed as?
Our products ship in unmarked / unbranded packages, and have the return address only as “Customer Care” when shipping via USPS. If you choose to ship via UPS, our company name will be listed in the return address.
I’m considering purchasing Sliquid Satin. Is the aloe barbadensis leaf juice used in the lube decolorized? What is the aloin concentration?
Yes, the aloe leaf juice in all Sliquid products is decolorized (all reconstituted aloe leaf juice is), and the aloin content is <0.01 ppm.
What is your thickest water based lube? I’m looking for a product that’s compatible with silicone toys for anal play. Thanks!
Sliquid Sassy is our thickest lubricant, and is ideal for anal and toy play.
Massage always ends with intercourse for us, just wondering if your serenity massage oil is safe if it gets In and around the vaginal area when intercourses follows the massage.
Many people have no issues with oils during intercourse. However, some do, so we do not market any oil based products for internal use. If you have used other oils internally previously, you will likely have no issues using our massage oils internally.
I bought H20 and it was not irritating but didn’t last long. Next, I bought Silk and it burned so bad I had to use ice. I’ve now ordered Sassy and hope it will not cause irritation as the Silk did. My question is what is the difference in the ingredients between H20 and Silk? From what I read, they have the same ingredients other than the Dimethicone in Silk. Can Dimethicone be that irritating?
H2O and Sassy have the same ingredients, except that Sassy uses more plant cellulose to make it thicker. Silk has several additional ingredients that are not in either H2O or Sassy, dimethicone being one of them. A dimethicone reaction is possible, but is fairly rare.
Hi, what sweetener do you use for Sliquid Swirl? Many thanks, Meike
Sliquid Swirl uses a small amount of aspartame to sweeten.