I think we will eventually review all the JO lubes possible, but this is number seven for us. This one we are going to be reordered for sure. I did not understand the name. Most of the JO lubes make sense of what they are in their titles. (H20, coconut, jelly, etc.) What is agape? I am thinking kinky, and this lube somehow lets you "gape" your vagina or anus. Nope. It is AGAPÉ and is pronounced Ay-gah-pay. It is a Greco-Christian term referring to love, "the highest form of love, charity" and "the love of God for man and of man for God"...as it embraces a universal, unconditional love that transcends and persists regardless of circumstance. (Wikipedia) Well, I don't know if this lube does all that, but it is the closest lube we have used that mimics natural female lubrication. It is glycerin, paraben, and propylene glycol free. If you are sensitive to those ingredients, this is a good choice for you. It doesn't taste bad and has some citric acid in it, and that can cause some people irritation. This lube has a ph of 5.5, which falls in the normal ph range for a vagina. So it shouldn't throw off you ph and cause problems. It also tastes kind of tangy, not unlike what a vagina tastes like, so that is interesting. It is not the best for anal since it is thin, so we are going to use it for vaginal stimulation/sex only.

We still use this lube and still like it. It is our PIV go-to lube for the time being and probably be so going forward.