Fried rice rules: Water-based lubricant is more important than taste (sex knowledge adult novel)

Strawberry, orange, apple, vanilla... these are not fruit stalls, but the flavors of sex lubricants. Many sexual lubricants are sold online, and some products even have the slogan "Specified for use by the American AV Guild". There are so many flavors and items that it's dizzying. How do you choose? How to use?
The Legislative Yuan recently passed the "Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Prevention and Treatment Act Amendment," requiring hotels, inns and sauna operators to provide condoms and water-based lubricants to ensure that condoms do not break during sexual intercourse.
Cheng Cheng-jie, director of the Department of Gynecological Oncology at Taipei Medical University Hospital, agrees with this. He said that doctors also use water-like, colorless and transparent lubricants during gynecological examinations to reduce patient discomfort. Lubricant is indeed an important auxiliary product to increase the interest in sexual life.
Zheng Chengjie suggested that when buying lubricants, you must choose water-based ones and not oil-based ones. As for the taste, it varies from person to person. If you accidentally ingest it, it’s okay and it won’t affect your health.
How to use lubricant? Chen Siming, director of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Taiwan Adventist Hospital, said that before having sex, boys should first put on a condom and then apply water-based lubricant on the outer edge of the condom. The female vagina also needs to be applied, and it’s okay to apply a little more.
Since water-based lubricants dry easily, if you feel dryness during sex, you should replenish it in time and squeeze some lubricant on the condom. Generally speaking, you need to replenish it again after 15 to 20 minutes; after the sexual act, be sure to remember to clean it thoroughly.
Some lubricants emphasize that they are only for anal sex. In this regard, Zheng Chengjie said that the sex industry is well developed abroad, and they do provide lubricants for anal sex to gay men. They are said to be more slippery, so those in need can try it.
In addition, some people, when they are "sexually aroused" and cannot find lubricant, use lotion, Vaseline, baby oil or other liquids as a substitute for lubricant. Chen Siming believes that this is absolutely not allowed. Because these are oily, they easily accumulate in the vagina or anus, are difficult to clean, and may cause inflammation.