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Carrie Ann
I've had anal sex with a soapy dick in the shower oh... a hundred times?
Soap and shampoo, etc, can certainly cause a reaction in some people but most of us? Not so much.
In fact, enemas in the hospital are often given with
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I've had anal sex with a soapy dick in the shower oh... a hundred times?
Soap and shampoo, etc, can certainly cause a reaction in some people but most of us? Not so much.
In fact, enemas in the hospital are often given with glycerin soap added to the water.
It may irritate you a little but it's not, generally, going to kill you.
Lube is better, of course, but really? People have been jerking off with lotion, shampoo, conditioner, crisco, lard, vaseline, baby oil, whatever, for...
As long as people have been jerking off.
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"External use only" means that it hasn't been evaluated for internal use and for some reason the FDA doesn't think that it is "generally recognized as safe". It means don't eat, don't inject, don't put up your nose or in your eyes, and generally keep away from mucous membranes (which includes the lining of your intestinal tract). In fact it is more important to keep unknown chemicals away from your rectum than your mouth, because there aren't the same safeguards (taste, etc.) down there.
Concentrated soap won't kill you, true (in most cases, although they have had reports in the medical press of soaps damaging the lining of the intestine and causing serious colitis), but when used for masturbation or anything that uses extended rubbing it can get uncomfortable. Externally conditioner and lotion should be fine, but I wouldn't use them internally (i.e. only for rubbing your penis or clit, not for G-spotting).
Most coconut oil should be safe unless you're sensitive. The processes are either certified or "Generally recognized as safe", but from time to time the FDA does realize that something isn't quite so safe. For all the complaints the government generally is on the ball (unless they're interfered with), so I'd say go ahead and try whatever oil you want, and if you have a problem try a different one.
Not sure exactly what the process lubes need to go through is. I know that all of the warnings on "novelty toys" are because they don't test them or guarantee their safety, whereas the quality manufacturers (Tantus, Vixen, etc.) do guarantee their safety.