First time buyer advice

[zachdog]

So I apologize if there are already some threads on the topic but wanted to start fresh with my fellow zoo's advice. I am ready to pull the trigger on buying my fist toy with a knot but would also like it to have one of the "cum tubes" in it as well. Any first hand experience would be greatly appreciated. Is all the artificial cum lube basically the same or does anyone have a preference on a specific brand? I'm also looking for a super fluffy tail plug but I know those are a dime a dozen so it's not super important. ? Thanks in advance fur friends!

 

[pes]

You can buy j-lube and mix your own thickness of the cum lube. In nearly endless amounts.

 

[dartel]

BD's cum lube is just pre-mixed J-lube (well, the same lube base as J-lube, I'm sure they're not buying barrels of J-lube and mixing it in a tub) with added colorant and preservative. It's water based, so it drys up very quickly (and becomes sticky when it does), and at least 10 years ago their formula had no shelf life, once you opened the bottle it fairly quickly separated and became super watery.

I mix my own lube, a combination of J-lube and coconut oil with a cosmetics grade emulsifier (sometimes add some shortening as well for more thickness). It's got the thickness and "cling" of J-lube (without the stringyness), and the oil eliminates the rapid drying qualities of water-based lubes, plus the emulsifier helps keep it stable so that mixing one batch stays good for months - a batch of J-lube only stays good for a short time.

 

[dartel]

Do you use any preservative?

Just a single drop of bleach.

 

[zachdog]

BD's cum lube is just pre-mixed J-lube (well, the same lube base as J-lube, I'm sure they're not buying barrels of J-lube and mixing it in a tub) with added colorant and preservative. It's water based, so it drys up very quickly (and becomes sticky when it does), and at least 10 years ago their formula had no shelf life, once you opened the bottle it fairly quickly separated and became super watery.

I mix my own lube, a combination of J-lube and coconut oil with a cosmetics grade emulsifier (sometimes add some shortening as well for more thickness). It's got the thickness and "cling" of J-lube (without the stringyness), and the oil eliminates the rapid drying qualities of water-based lubes, plus the emulsifier helps keep it stable so that mixing one batch stays good for months - a batch of J-lube only stays good for a short time.

Wow, thanks alot for the info. This actually helps a ton! You are awesome!