LYNK Water Based Hand Pump Lube 32 oz Long Lasting Easy Clean Sexual Privacy Gel Lubricant Compatible Latex

It works as expected. Good quality product, will buy it again. Read more

◀edited to add a "pro" comment! pros: very pleasant product. it lasts a long time and can be easily refreshed when it starts to dry. doesn't get nearly as tacky feeling as silicone lube during extended play. odorless. the pump is easy to compress only slightly if you wish. compressing the pump fully once delivers nearly a handful as it starts to spread immediately on contact with warm skin.◀there isn't a flavor at all and this product doesn't have the sort of drawing/drying effect other lubes have if you get some in your mouth. cons: dries a little faster than silicone. but this is just the nature of the product neutral notes/personal preference: we keep a small dish of warm water beside the bed to refresh the slipperiness a couple of times before needing to apply more of the product. first started doing this to avoid using cool product. tried a warmer but it seemed to affect the quality of the remaining product. I can't speak for the flavor of this product as we find lube has an unpleasant effect in the mouth ◀see edit above about flavor Read more

I've tried quite a few different lubrication options through here and elsewhere in my time and this is the one that finally gets it right, at least for me. I've tried Astroglide (both the runny kind and the gel kind), Shibari, Liquid Silk, various lotions, and finally this. Astroglide was pretty great for me for a while, but as the price started creeping up and up, I searched for cheaper alternatives that would do the job just as well. Shibari ended up being way too thick and Liquid Silk was a similar story. Overall, the biggest problem I had with all of the lubes I had tried was that they required frequent reapplication, usually every couple of minutes, to produce a good sensation. Enter this Lynk lube. I can't believe it does everything I want it to do! It lasts longer than the other lubes I've tried, both in efficacy and application; just a drop or two goes a lot longer of a way than any other product. It doesn't leave any sort of odor at all. It's incredibly easy to wash off and clean up, even with how runny it is. Consistency is PERFECT; it's not too runny, but it's not too thick, and it makes contact with my hand feel much more natural than other lubes have done. Overall, I'm incredibly satisfied with this product. And no, I was NOT paid to give this review. I saw all the paid reviews and thought heck, I'll give it a shot and see if these really are unbiased opinions. And I am very, very glad I did. Unless the price suddenly spikes too high for my taste, this will be my go-to lube. Pros: Longevity, ease of use (choice between cap dispenser or pump), consistency, no smell, easy clean-up, a little actually goes a long way Cons: These are nitpicks, but I wish the packaging was a little better; it just came in a plain white poly bag. The pump was also not bagged separately from bottle, so that's definitely getting washed before use, though the cap seems to be the perfect way to dispense so far, surprisingly enough (usually caps are awful, as I experienced with Astroglide and Shibari.) Read more

GOOD: Accurate Fast Visual of "moving" "strobe" "disks" makes tuning more naturally intuitive Straight-through connection when connecting between guitar & amp Big, Back-lit Display Built Solid Batteries are rechargeable Can "hear" the string's vibration better than standard tuners BAD: Expensive Battery Life per charge is mediocre No Hz reading (just the notes & how much sharp or flat represented by the spinning "strobe") Compared to standard electronic guitar tuners, the accuracy of this unit is outstanding. Your standard Korg's & Boss' just cannot compete. Check the specs: accurate to .1 cent. Unexpectedly, that accuracy makes it quicker and easier to tune. The finer gradations of deviation from the correct tune, makes it so you can more easily reach perfect tune because much of the tactile guess-work is removed. You know EXACTLY how far out of tune you are, and can adjust your tuning accordingly. Instead of over or undershooting your goal with standard tuners, which are 10X less accurate than this Strobo tuner. The tuner is sensitive too. You have a longer tuning time per string-pluck than standard tuners because this tuner can "hear" the vibrations at lower "volume" levels than other meters. That longer time showing the tune of the string allows more adjustment time available without re-plucking/picking also makes tuning quicker. For the money, you'd think they'd tell you the frequency along with how far out of tune you are with whatever note you're closest to. The sweetener is an interesting concept. You know with guitar no matter what you do you're almost always a little out of tune when playing chords or notes. It has to do with the intonation of each string at the varying frets vs. the string size. You can never get perfect notes on every string at every fret. The sweetener is supposed to make you more in tune if you typically play chords at or do scales at certain frets, say the root of the scale at the 5th fret, or the 7th. If you're generally up the neck somewhere, the sweetener can make the played chords & notes sound (& ostensibly be) more correct when playing somewhere other than "open" (0 fret). I have a free application on my phone that'll tell me the frequency of the note played. Why such an expensive tuner would omit such a rational feature seems odd to me. The tuner can optionally (for a fee) be upgraded to include a metronome. That metronome can be audible, or a physical sensor can be purchased so you can feel the "click" instead of hearing it. I'm not sure how long it lasts on a charge, but "not long enough" is my guess. I did an intonation adjustment on 3 strings on a Floyd Rose-equipped guitar and I easily burned through half the battery's charge. This was maybe 30 minutes of tuning time (It was my first time adjusting the intonation on this kind of tremolo. I'm much quicker at it now.) Background: I have many tuning options at my disposal. I grew up tuning by ear. I have pitch forks, a grand piano, and several consumer-grade electronic tuners to choose from. I picked this up because of my frustration with a highly-rated Boss tuner. This thing works 16X better than the Boss (more accurate, quicker to acquire note, better sensitivity, more accurate display). Despite it's downfalls, & it's price, I'm keeping it. I can't see going back to those other tuners now. I'd always feel like I was out of tune, & I probably would be. Read more