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Wet Suit Lube!

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Suit Juice is the #1 alternative wetsuit/drysuit lubricant to olive oils, PAM, dish soap and shaving cream.

SUIT JUICE IS ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE!

  • Biodegradable
  • Phosphate, talc, and methonal free
  • dispersable in oil and water
  • odorless
  • contains no animal byproducts
Eliminate the annoying struggles to get exit and enter into your wetsuit. It also prevents chafing.

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I am happy for you that created such a neat product, but I must ask a very important question.

At $8 plus shipping for 8 ounces, ......why would I buy your product if I can buy for $1 a 24 ounce bottle of hypoallagenic hair conditioner which I can then dillute with water to about one gallon of suit lube?

Looking forward to your reply since maybe there is something I am not aware of.

:)
 
It is true that vegetable sprays, shampoos & dish soap are cheap alternatives to specialized lubrication formulas. However, be very wary of the oily ingredients that these products contain and the repercussions that persist to your costly suit, latex, skin, and rubber bindings. All of these items are damaged by acid, petroleum and alcohol. Alcohol is the second ingredient in most vegetable spray, and shaving foam products. Any oils and bacterium living on the surface will excrete waste products like uric acids, (urine) and perspiration. These waste products within an oily suit will be retained by the Alcohol. Once the oils, waste and alcohol mix, it creates acid that will begin to deteriorate latex, rubber, and neoprene not to mention the affect it has on your skin. These acids can also cause athletes foot, rashes, odor, and many other skin irritations. In essence, ALL North Shore products prevent this chemical chaos from occurring.
 
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