Introduction

So how do you know which kind? And how do you make sure they don't cause any damage as well?

Let me take a moment here to explain everything from why water-based and silicone-based lubricants are best for your prostate gland to what all this means for your pocketbook, then we'll get into some tips so that every man gets the right kind of lubrication for his body parts…

Don't go cheap.

Your prostate is a very sensitive organ that needs to be treated with care and respect. Your body needs to be properly hydrated before you begin any kind of penetration or stimulation, so it's important not only for your mind but also for your most sensitive bits (you know what those are).

Lubrication will help prevent irritation from friction, which can lead to infection or pain later down the line in other areas of your body as well. If cheap lubes cause any problems down there at all — whether they're causing inflammation or not — then they're probably not worth using anyway!

Make sure you get water-based or silicone-based lubricants.

• silicone-based lube is more slippery
• water-based lube is easier to clean up
• silicone-based lube is better for anal sex
• water-based lube is better for vaginal sex
• silicone-based lube is better for long-term use

The first thing to do is to make sure you get water-based or silicone-based lubricants. Silicone-based lube is more slippery and easier to clean up, but it can be harder on your skin if used for too long. Water-based lube is easier to clean up and better suited for anal sex and long-term use, so it’s best if you want the most comfortable experience possible.

Fluid consistency matters.

Lube consistency matters. If your lube is too thin, it will run out of the way and make you feel like you're going to slip out of the vagina or anus. On the other hand, if it's too thick for comfort (think maple syrup), then there's a good chance that you'll have to stop and add more before getting back into things.

A good rule of thumb when choosing an anal lube is to go with something that's thicker than your usual shower gel—this will help keep everything in place during sex and make sure all parts stay where they belong! Silicone-based formulas are best because they last longer than other types, but do note that these can sometimes irritate sensitive skin around your anus opening if used without protection on first use—so wash hands after application!

If you aren't sure, cheap out by just getting sample packs.

Most companies offer them in small quantities, which is perfect if you're trying to figure out what works best for your body. You can also buy these with the intention of having one or two bottles on hand as backup when things get messy (or when they don't).

Sample sizes are usually cheaper than buying a full bottle—and they allow you to try different brands and types of lube before committing yourself long term!

In order to properly power your prostate, you need the right lube.

It's important to note that prostate health is not just a part of overall health for men, but it also plays an important role in the lives of men. Prostate health is just as essential for older men and those who are not yet married (or even have children). The reason why this is so is because your prostate should be stimulated by ejaculation; otherwise, it can lead to problems such as erectile dysfunction or incontinence. While there aren't any studies on how many married people suffer from these issues, we can assume that they're probably common enough considering how often couples engage in sexual activity together!

Beyond its role in maintaining your sex life, there are other benefits associated with having a healthy prostate gland:

Conclusion

We hope this article gives you some great tips on choosing the right lube for your prostate. If you are still unsure, we recommend trying out a sample pack first!