Sliquid? Glycerin free

stmfttr

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Topic starter 01/22/2008 12:02 am

Hi All,
Has anyone tried the product "Sliquid"?
There are several types, ie. water based, gel ,etc.
All semed to be glycerin and paraben free.
8.5 ounces @ $17.00 @ drugstore.com.

your thoughts?

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tnkyln

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01/23/2008 1:15 am

I think if it is not silicon that is too much money. I have been using a generic KY gel past two weeks. 4 ounces for two bucks at Wal-Mart, Dollar general, Family Dollar. All I need is lubrication to make it slide. I don't want to pay for some copyrights mansion..

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quixotic

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01/28/2008 4:03 pm

sounds like a good deal to me... I haven't tried the version you are talking about, but I use Sliquid Silk, which a combo of 85%water-based (glycerin-free) and 15%silicone; doesn't stay to slick outside of the body but works great with the aneros on the inside...I don't have to re-apply.

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