LUXE Bidet NEO 320
The workhorse. Warm water, dual nozzle, installs in about 20 minutes, around $100. If you buy one thing on this list, I would make it this.
Tested, honest, no fluff
The stuff nobody tells you about. Tested, honest, no fluff.
The workhorse. Warm water, dual nozzle, installs in about 20 minutes, around $100. If you buy one thing on this list, I would make it this.
The prettier one. Cold water only unless you upgrade, but it's the one that looks good in your bathroom.
The on/off valve gives more control, but pressure control alone does not make douching safe. Douching is optional and can irritate or injure tissue. Ask a qualified provider for guidance.
Softer nozzle, 39-inch hose. The gentler alternative if metal attachments make you nervous.
The cult classic. Psyllium, aloe, chia, flax. The branding is half the product, but in my experience the routine sticks.
The value pick. Same brand, plain psyllium, a fraction of the price per serving. In my experience it does most of what the blend does.
A mint-flavored supplement option. Evidence for internal-deodorant benefits is limited, and results are not guaranteed. Ask a qualified provider whether it is appropriate for you and follow the label.
Same thing, travel size. Lives in the dopp kit.
My water-based default. In my experience it stays slick longer than the drugstore options I have tried. Check the product label and your condom and toy manufacturers' compatibility guidance.
An option I prefer when water-based lubricant is not lasting. Check compatibility with your condoms and toys; silicone lubricant can damage some silicone toys.
Made for body-safe toys. Spray, rinse, air dry, and follow the toy maker's cleaning instructions.
I prefer keeping clean, dry toys separate. Follow each manufacturer's storage guidance, since material compatibility varies.
Polyisoprene, not latex. I prefer the feel, and it is an option worth asking about if latex irritates you.
Mail-in testing can be convenient. Many providers suggest testing every three months for some people based on exposure and prevention needs, but timing and test sites should be individualized. Ask your provider what fits your circumstances.
For PrEP and doxy, if your provider has you on them. Unsexy, and in my experience the reason you actually stay consistent.