KY Jelly for Frigid Women

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If your woman is frigid, fear not – KY Jelly is the anti-freeze for sex.

No, really.

Because a primary ingredient in many versions – in fact, the main ingredient in some versions – of KY jelly is propylene glycol!

Otherwise known as anti-freeze. Yes, that anti-freeze – like you put in your car!

Now really, ladies, do you want to stick automobile anti-freeze up your vag?

I didn’t think so.
Don’t believe me? Check out the ingredients list for K-Y Warming Jelly Personal Lubricant, K-Y Sensual Silk Personal Lubricant, or K-Y Personal Lubricant, Natural Feeling Liquid.

Fortunately, good old original KY Jelly does not have propylene glycol in its list of ingredients. It “only” has Chlorhexidine Gluconate, Glucono Delta Lactone, Glycerin, Hydroxyethyl Cellulose, Methylparaben, Purified Water, Sodium Hydroxide.

Aren’t you glad you know?

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7 thoughts on “KY Jelly for Frigid Women

  1. When the laughing and giggling stops, one might give some thought to the distress and discomfort that a vast number of American women go through with uterine fibroids, the cause of which is to do with an excess of xenoestrogens in the system. So one would be well advised to hesistateand give very careful thought as to what is comtained in any application to the body, internal or external.

  2. Seiously people, do you even know how many petroleum based products you put on and in your bodies. So what’s a little anit freeze if it does the job.

  3. Technically, most antifreeze is made from ethylene glycol, although propylene glycol also exhibits anti-freeze properties.

    Nonetheless, propylene glycol is generally recognized as safe for foods, drugs, and cosmetics. If it were not safe, the FDA would not allow its use in these products.

  4. Yeah, but most people don’t even care that they are *eating* that sh*t. It’s in salad dressings! And cake mixes! Beyond scary…

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