About Astroglide

World Famous ASTROGLIDE Personal Lubricant, now the World's top selling extended personal lubricant range. Astroglide is made in the USA. Biofilm who own and make Astroglide using only US sourced ingredients and packaging, have a trade secret formula that they have honed for almost 50 years. This formula is why Astroglide is the premium brand and the best selling extended range globally, well ahead of the second biggest supplier.

ASTROGLIDE's Commitment

We take great pride in every phase of manufacturing to ensure your safety and superior quality. Our products are manufactured and tested in compliance with ISO 13485- International Quality System Standard for Medical Devices, Medical Device Quality System Regulations (QSR) and current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP).

100% Satisfaction Guarantee

We guarantee our products are made from the best quality ingredients. Bottom line: we want you to be satisfied. If you are not satisfied with the product, please contact our customer service department.

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Astroglide Personal Lubricants are Vegan and always have been since we started over 40 years ago . #vegan #veganfriendly

Astroglide Australia Supports Breast Cancer Awareness and makes direct donations

ASTROGLIDE personal lubricant is produced with strict in house quality control procedures, and is also GST Free. ASTROGLIDE is often referred to as the World's best selling extended personal lubricant range. It was developed in 1977, commercial production started in 1982 and more substantially in 1991. It has a strong reputation and we have an extensive range in Australia Quality personal lubricant is all we do.

ASTROGLIDE takes great pride in every phase of manufacturing to ensure safety and superior quality. Our products are manufactured and tested in compliance with ISO 13485- International Quality System Standard for Medical Devices, Medical Device Quality System Regulations (QSR) and current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP).

ASTROGLIDE's name reflects its aerospace origins. It was developed by a NASA Aerospace Scientist ( Dan Wray), in 1977. ASTROGLIDE is made close to San Diego, California by BioFilm Inc a company that Dan still owns and manages. ASTROGLIDE is so popular, that is all BioFilm manufacture. Sex isn't rocket science but Astroglide is. Click here for an article our green culture, and how we reduce Co2 emissions at Astroglide. Many people feel they do not need a lubricant for sexual intercourse, but you will be surprised what a difference it makes.

ASTROGLIDE adds some sizzle to your intimate relationships and sex life, providing sensitivity, excitement, variety and above all wellbeing. It can assist women suffering from painful sex.

ASTROGLIDE can be used for foreplay, body slides, massage, masturbation and sexual intercourse with a condom. It provides for better sex and can be used on and in all genital regions.

Washing Instructions

Sometimes when used on bed sheets, lubricants can pickup colouring from the mattress, mattress protector or another source like clothing, sex toys etc.

For water based lubricants, they are easily removed through a standard wash cycle.

For silicone/oil based products, it is suggested to create a baking soda paste with water and apply the paste on the stain. Allow the paste to absorb the stain for approximately 15-20 minutes and then apply some dish soap to the area and rinse. Afterwards, rinse sheets through a hot cycle.

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ASTROGLIDE RATED BEST NATURAL PERSONAL LUBRICANT

Cosmopolitan Magazine November 2010 recommended in AUSTRALIAN

Astroglide is listed in the ARTG 151910

The Astroglide brand is owned by Combe, who also own the Vagisil brand, Just For Men and Seabond

Astroglide is listed in the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods 151910. It is regularly tested and was tested in 2008, 2010 and 2011. This included testing up to the product's use by date.

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Testimonials

Quantity over quality: you only feel better in having more sex

The Australian Ruth Ostrow 4/9/17

It’s a question we all have to face at one point or another in our lives. A question that a girlfriend posed the other day that could have made a great episode of Sex in the City or Seinfeld: “Is bad or average sex better than no sex?”

We’ve all had to deal with the issue when we are between partners and dating, or married and bored, or married and post-natal or with kids running screaming through the house. Then there are prolonged times of stress when your partner is so tired he/she keeps falling asleep (worse if they are on top of you) — coitus interruptus, all right. But for whatever reason, it will one day need addressing.

Infamous US sex entertainer Annie Sprinkle used to say that sex doesn’t have to always be gourmet. It can be a quick take-out meal, or a light salad, a snack between meals (I always took this to mean self-soothing), as long as there is a good variety and it’s not just all gourmet or cheap and cheerful or snacking.

For me the answer is simple. I’m afraid I’m a “quality not quantity” person and have embraced (short) periods of celibacy even within relationships rather than lie there listening to the mattress squeak. This is true for many people I’ve chatted to, especially now that there’s Netflix and Game of Thrones to compete with.

I’ve always found that periods of celibacy have made me ripe and hungry, which has improved the quality of even average sex. In fact, in some religions couples are forbidden to have sex during the woman’s menstruation time — the logic being that their lust will grow through abstinence.

But this girlfriend wasn’t so committed to quality, favouring quantity and a regular lover whom she got on well with as a person despite him not being so GIB. “Great sex doesn’t matter so much any more; I prefer regularity, intimacy and companionship,” she said.

I put the question to four male friends over 45. Two said any sex (“a quick shag”) is better than no sex and two said they would only go for good sex and needed a strong attraction and connection (Go, guys!). My female friends were also mixed depending on age and libido, married or single. One single friend said it was not really a choice: “The fact is that it’s a lolly-shop out there for men, and if you don’t have sex with your dates after a few times out, then they drop you. So you take a gamble. But you can also hit gold, and it’s the beginning of a great relationship you wouldn’t have had if you’d held out.”

With this very question in mind, I recently saw a story in the New York Post that claims that from a purely health point of view, any sex including average or bad sex, is better than no sex. That, biologically and medically, the sex organs and urogenital system need the blood flow that comes from a “regular workout”.

While countless studies have shown sex is good for the heart in males, research has shown that for women a “depressed” vagina is a real problem. Women who don’t engage in sex or self-love are at risk of vaginal (wall thinning) — a common but treatable condition that causes the vaginal wall to thin, especially as we age and estrogen wanes.

For both men and women, sex and orgasm exercises the tissue and muscles and stimulates the entire cardiovascular system; also oxygen comes in and flushes the cells because of deeper breathing, and feel-good hormones are released — hence regular sex may minimise some depressive conditions.

If your partner isn’t a turn on or you have no partner, sex therapists suggest fantasy, erotic play (trying new things together) or visual erotica as a stimulant. So in health terms, it’s any sex is better than no sex. Forget the devil excuse. It’s now: “Sorry, the Doctor made me do it.”

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