Ritex BIO – Vegan lubricant
Ritex BIO lubricant naturally pampers sensitive skin. Free from all additives, the BIO lubricant does away with parabens, preservatives, fragrances and colourings entirely and is exceptionally skin-friendly. With its natural moisture, it soothes vaginal dryness and provides gentle care - ensuring nothing stands in the way of sensual lovemaking.
Ritex BIO is made with the highest quality vegan raw materials and can be used with any Ritex condom. With the BIO lubricant, intimate moments with your partner are carefree and intense! You can easily wash this nourishing water-based gel out of any fabric.
Note
A lot of lubricant can reduce the chance of conception. If you are trying to conceive, we recommend the specially developed Ritex Kinderwunsch Conception Lubricant.
INGREDIENTS
Glycerin, Aqua, Xanthan Gum, Lactic Acid.
PACK
50 ml tube
Ritex Lubricant - Directions for use
Know how.
Ritex lubricants are medical products for use as a lubricant and massage oil in intimate areas. To learn more about the use and safe handling of our lubricants, you can download the Ritex lubricants’ directions for use here.
German consumer magazine ÖKO-TEST gave a score of "Very good"
Ritex products are made exclusively in Germany from the highest quality raw materials using the latest technology. In a recent test of lubricants carried out by ÖKO-TEST magazine (issue 05/2017), the Ritex BIO lubricant was rated "very good". The water-based lubricant won the adjudicators over with its all-natural ingredients.
Below are some of our products’ test ratings.
FAQ – answering your questions
- ? How do you use lubricants and condoms together?
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The safety of condoms is put at risk by non-vaginal use and low vaginal moisture. If this is the case, it is important to use lubricants that are compatible with condoms, such as Ritex GEL+, Ritex HYDRO, Ritex BIO and Ritex LONGTIME. Lubricant must always be applied to the outside of the condom after it has been put on. Why? Extra lubricant should not be applied directly to the penis or to the inside of the condom, as this increases the risk of the condom slipping or tearing. Do not use oily or greasy lubricants (e.g. Vaseline, baby oil, body lotion), as they will adversely affect the condom material.
Tag: Condom, condoms, lubricant, gel - ? Do lubricants affect sperm activity?
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Ritex lubricant is not a form of contraception. Water-based lubricants can, however, lower sperm motility (because of their pH value). If you are trying to conceive, we recommend the specially developed Ritex Kinderwunsch Conception Lubricant.
Tag: Lubricant, gel - ? What do you do if intolerances occur?
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If you are worried about an accidental pregnancy or an infection, or if intolerances occur while the lubricant is being used, ask your doctor or consult the Federal Centre for Health Education (BZgA).
Tag: Lubricant, gel, allergy - ? Why should I use a lubricant?
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Lubricants bring more variety as well as more security to your love life, immediately supplying the necessary moisture and in doing so preventing any uncomfortable friction or even minor skin abrasions.
Tag: Lubricant, gel, advantages
As such, they serve as a sort of "jump start” if things are not going so smoothly, providing support in areas of the body that do not have their own lubrication (such as in anal intercourse). It can also generally be used as a massage product on the skin.
