baby oil gel

larime,

Absolutely NOT, "Johnson's Baby Oil Gel" contains the following Warnings - "For external use only. Do not apply to irritated skin. If rash occurs, discontinue use. Keep out of children's reach to avoid ingestion or accidental inhalation which can cause serious injury. Should breathing problems occur, consult a doctor immediately."

As the Aneros WIKI recommends - "...do not use any lubrication that has "FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY" printed on its label. Introducing any chemical compounds into your rectum has inherent risks of toxicity. Please remember your rectum’s lining is a very permeable membrane allowing chemicals to pass directly into your bloodstream, which is why medical suppositories are so effective. You certainly do not want to inadvertently poison yourself, be safe and only use personal lubricants specifically permitted for internal use. Most veteran users recommend use of water based lubrication, with the simplest chemical formulation possible."

Rumel,

Thanks for your immediate answer. I would like to add a plea to everyone to always ask questions for any gray area that might affect our health. The answer to YOUR question might prevent a serious medical incident from occuring. I know I will...