A recent trend in sensual products has been to infuse personal lubricants with a variety of "enhancement" chemicals. Most of these mixes are superfluous and actually have the potential to cause more problems than they do to create pleasure. Some flavored lubes can lead to nasty yeast infections. Numbing agents intended to help men last longer often desensitize the woman as well. Then there are the warming lubes, which, at most cause a slight tingling sensation and at worst can burn. Now the California-based Venus Collective Group is experimenting with creating a ‘pre’-lube enhancement product for women called Foria that contains medical marijuana.
Little information has been released about the product other than that it contains cannabis and a coconut oil-base, and that it will help women achieve the "best damn orgasms." This mystery product raises a number of questions. Will it be compatible with latex condoms and anal sex? How long before sex must the pre-lube be applied in order to feel an effect? Will the pre-lube enhance the sensation of sex, or will it simply get users stoned and more interested in a sandwich than their partner?
Normally I would request a sample to answer these questions with some experimental sex, but the product is only available to people with medical marijuana cards.
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