pjur med Repair Glide, 100 ml bottle beside its green hyaluron retail box

Pjur Med Repair Glide

Regular price$51.99
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$10 flat shipping, free on orders of $100 or more. Delivery anywhere in NZ

Why you'll love it

  • Water-based formula
  • Toy-safe formula
  • Condom compatible
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Faulty or not as described? We'll repair, replace or refund it. No change-of-mind returns on intimate products. Returns policy

The details

Description

pjur MED Repair Glide is a water-based intimate lubricant enriched with regenerative hyaluron, formulated to support dry and stressed vaginal skin. The hyaluron binds water into tiny cushions that boost long-lasting glide while helping delicate skin feel comforted and cared for.

Why you'll love it

  • Water-based formula for a silky, natural-feeling glide
  • Contains regenerative hyaluron to help retain moisture
  • Ideal for dry, sensitive or stressed skin in the intimate area
  • Generous 100ml bottle for everyday use
How to use & care

How to use

Apply as much as you like to intimate areas and reapply whenever you want more slip. Being water-based, it rinses away easily with warm water and is a smart pairing for most toys.

Materials & safety
  • Check the ingredients on the pack if you have allergies or sensitive skin, and patch-test on your inner arm first.
  • Stop using any product that causes irritation.
Shipping & returns
  • $10 flat shipping, free on orders of $100 or more.
  • Faulty or not as described? We'll repair, replace or refund it under the Consumer Guarantees Act.
  • Because of the intimate nature of our products, we can't accept change-of-mind returns.
FAQs

Is it condom safe? Water-based lubricants are generally compatible with latex condoms.
Can I use it with silicone toys? Yes — water-based formulas are toy-friendly.

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