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Hi, where I can I find a list of the ingredients in both the oil and water-based lubricants? Thank you.

Thankyou for your email. Our product ingredients are as follows: Water-based: Aqua (water), Aloe barbadensis (Aloe vera)*, Cyamopsis tetragonolobus (Guar Gum)*, Ceratonia siliqua (Locust Bean Gum)*, Linum usitatissimum (Flax extract)*, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium sorbate, Xanthan Gum, Citric acid. *Organically grown ingredients Oil-based: Prunus dulcis (Sweet almond) oil*, Butyrospermum parkii (Shea butter)*, Helianthus annuus (Sunflower) seed oil*, Theobroma cacao (Cocoa) seed butter*, Cera alba (Bees wax)*, Natural Tocopherols (Vitamin E). *Organically grown ingredients For a full explanation of our ingredients policy – do check out: http://www.yesyesyes.org/ingredients_policy.htm I hope this satisfies your enquiry.

Is your oil-based lubricant compatible with sex toys that are made of 100% silicone?

The answer is Yes! Yes oil-based is fully compatible with silicone sextoys.

I suffer with Lichen Scelrosus , which product (water or oil) do you suggest I use ?

As Yes lubricants are recommended by the Lichen Sclerosus Support group, many women with this condition have discovered the benefit of both water and oil-based Yes. From their feed back we learn that if the LS symptoms are very pronounced, Yes oil-based is the preferred product, being very emmolient and soothing. Otherwise, Yes water-based is effective in providing relief from irritation, and gently moisturises and lubricates vulval and vaginal tissues whether for day to day comfort, or for intimacy. It might be helpful for you to hear what Fabia Brackenbury - Founder of the Vulval Health Awareness Campaign and of the National Lichen Sclerosis Support Group, has to say: “I am often asked which lubricant I like to use. In my work for VHAC and in my private life, I have tried the full range of lubricants available today and I find my favourite is YES. YES oil based is excellent for daily use to prevent dryness, even if intercourse is not taking place and YES water based is best used with condoms and before and during intercourse. Having a vulval skin condition often means seeking out a gentle product without harmful additives that may irritate. I find the gentle organic formula of YES is ideal for my vulval skin.”

I am alergic to chocolate. If I were to use your oil based product which contains cocoa would this give me a reaction (I get migraines from chocolate and coco powder). Also are there any side effects, e.g. rashes to the man as my man is very prone to skin reactions? Thank you

Karen, it is wise to ask and the best way to find out is to do a patch test on your skin to see if you react to it. Without knowing which molecules in chocolate cause your reaction it is impossible to say whether the Cocoa butter we use contains them and whether or not it will cause a reaction. My best advice is to use yes water-based, it contains no Cocoa butter. There are no known side effects to either of our products and we deliberately chose ingredients that are beneficial to sensitive skin and some like flax/linseed actively heal mucous membranes.

I am considering buying a oil based lubricant. Is it safe to use on non latex condoms?

Diana, in the Yes range; Yes water-based is compatible with condoms, and Yes oil-based is not compatible with latex condoms. Both products were tested for latex condom–compatibility by an independent laboratory, water-based passed and oil-based (predictably) failed. Almost all oils dissolve latex and damage condom viability. In the past it seemed to us that Non-latex condoms were rarely used. We know now they are gaining popularity and we will be testing Yes oil-based with non latex condoms so we can give you a definitive answer and will post it here as soon as we have it.