Cannabis Lube Promises Sensual Enhancement for Women

As legalization of marijuana continues across the nation, the cannabis industry is expanding to include a wide array of products geared toward the wellness movement. Among these is Foria Pleasure's cannabis lube, a sexual aid that claims to increase female pleasure, as reported in Bustle Magazine.

Thanks to the pot pleasure company, you can now get lubed up and blissed out using a special formula made from coconut oil and cannabis oil. And apparently this product really can get you pretty high -- the membranes in and around your vagina are very absorbent, so the THC in the oil is pretty much guaranteed to work its way into your blood stream. But since Foria embraces the idea of cannabis as an aphrodisiac, they see this as a really good thing.

If you're looking to get it on some of this sexy marijuana lube goodness, though, you might be out of luck. Apparently the products are only offered in California to people with a physician's recommendation. If you are one of the lucky few with a prescription for stoner lube, a full size bottle will cost you about $88. But since some of the testimonials on the website claim that the product allowed for multiple orgasms within 15 minutes, maybe that's not such a high price to pay?

Foria seems to be marketing the lube, in part, as a way of treating female sexual problems. Their website describes it as a "therapeutic sensual enhancement oil designed for female pleasure." Now, in part this might just be because it's California, so if there isn't a medical angle, there's no way for a doctor to justify a prescription. But it might be that this product actually does have therapeutic effects, which would be really cool.

Although there are more than enough products designed to treat male sexual dysfunction, including penis pumps that are sponsored by Medicare, when it comes to sexual dysfunction in women, there aren't any drugs available. In fact, recommended treatments include things like "try counseling" and "pursue a healthy lifestyle." Next time a guy goes to the doctor wanting some little blue pills, I think they should tell him to try counseling instead.

If Foria's new cannabis lube really does have the therapeutic benefits it claims to have, that could be huge. And, you know, it's really funny because the pharmaceutical companies have been whining that it's too hard to figure out a treatment, the stoners went out and just did it!