What is the difference between water-based and silicone-based lubricant?

Water-based lubricants are compatible with all toy materials and condoms, and they wash off easily. They dry out faster and may need reapplication. Silicone-based lubricants last longer and feel silkier, but they should not be used with silicone toys as they degrade the material over time. For most people who use toys regularly, water-based is the safer default choice.

Can I use regular soap to clean my sex toys?

For non-porous toys made from glass, stainless steel, or hard ABS plastic, mild soap and warm water works fine. For silicone toys with motors or seams, a dedicated toy cleaner is safer, it sanitises without the risk of water getting into the electronics or soap residue affecting the material. Avoid antibacterial soaps with harsh chemicals on any toy surface.

Are arousal gels safe to use with condoms?

It depends on the formula. Water-based arousal gels are generally condom-compatible. Oil-based formulas are not safe with latex condoms as they degrade the material. Always check the product label for condom compatibility before use, and if you're unsure, contact the manufacturer or Mshop's customer service team for guidance.

Is intimate wash necessary or is regular shower gel fine?

Regular shower gel has a pH that's too high for intimate skin, which can disrupt the natural balance and cause irritation or recurring infections in some people. A pH-balanced intimate wash is formulated specifically for that area. It's not essential for everyone, but if you experience irritation, switching is one of the simplest things to try first.

Does Mshop ship bath and body products discreetly?

Yes. All orders from Mshop are shipped in plain, unmarked packaging with no indication of the contents or the nature of the store on the outside of the box. This applies to all products including lubricants, intimate care, and arousal products.

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Good lubricants and personal care products make a real difference, and after 40 years of selling them we've seen what actually works versus what just looks good on a shelf. This category covers water-based, silicone-based, and oil-based lubes alongside massage oils, intimate washes, and body care products built specifically for sexual health and comfort. Pjur and Sliquid are the brands we reach for most often, though the right pick depends on what you're using it with. One thing most people don't know: silicone-based lube breaks down silicone toys over time, so if you own a quality vibrator, water-based is the safer call. All orders ship in a plain, anonymous box with no indication of what's inside.

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