September 10th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
Squirting Cum Lube
It’s no secret that some people have a sexual appetite for playing with cum that exceeds the volume of cum one man can readily produce on any given evening. Lining up more men to produce more cum is certainly possible, but can be logistically challenging and/or tiresome; and sometimes — amazingly — there’s a shortage of ready volunteers. Thus is born the market demand filled by a product called Squirting Cum Lube:
The new Squirting Cum Lube is specially designed and colored to duplicate the appearance and the feel of real cum! This water-based lubricant can be used inside a realistic squirting cock dildo, on a genuine real life cock for stimulation, or to lube up a dildo or vibrator for easy insertion.
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This stuff contains urea? (Urea is a waste product of many living organisms, and is the major organic component of human urine…)
So… the kinky among us can get a bukkake-like facial and also a bit of a golden shower at the same time?
Not urea from pee, but diazolidinyl urea, which according to Wikipedia is produced by the chemical reaction of allantoin and formaldehyde in the presence of sodium hydroxide solution and heat. It’s a common antimicrobial preservative so that your cum-lube doesn’t turn sour and lumpy and funny-colored.
In other news, I like to tease commenters who have clearly failed to clicky the linky. But this is the opposite situation, Whiplash — not only did you obviously clicky the linky, you then studied the fine print! I guess the next step is to come back and say “that site you linked, it has a crappy privacy policy and their web contact form is broken…” ;-)
I think I liked it better, when I was wondering if it was just pee…
After all, we humans have been consuming horse urine products for years: http://www.snop...n.asp
Now I’m wondering if the allantoin is of the variety made from uric acid (and from which source are they getting THAT…), and if the formaldehyde is the kind they use in embalming fluid!?
I have some ongoing health problems that may be due to the occupational exposure to formaldehyde I was younger…