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I have been using Suit Juice to help get into my wetsuit, but it does not seem to be available anymore. Does anyone know what happened to it?
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Can't help with the Suit Juice question....but you might consider trying a simple lycra rash guard. Makes it pretty darn easy to slip into a wetsuit.
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I don’t, but cheap conditioner is what is used when helping the disabled and paraplegic divers into their suits
In the old "skin in" days we used diluted baby shampoo
I have used water-based "personal lubricant", it's cheap and works great, and maybe you happen to have some already. But, I did find that walking around a parking lot with half a gallon of lube invited some weird looks from strangers, so I decide to give the MAKO "suit slide" product a shot. It's also cheap, also works great, comes with a little spritzer top, and doesn't seem to bother the strangers as much 
. Dilute it 50-50 with plain water.
Diluted soap or shampoo works OK but will irritate your skin, and pollutes the water. No-tear shampoo is better, but more expensive and the smell is unpleasant. I see a lot of people using diluted hair conditioner, seems to work well, but it's also more expensive and usually scented. I prefer the cheap, unscented lube. Some people like the scented stuff better, YMMV.
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. Dilute it 50-50 with plain water.Diluted soap or shampoo works OK but will irritate your skin, and pollutes the water. No-tear shampoo is better, but more expensive and the smell is unpleasant. I see a lot of people using diluted hair conditioner, seems to work well, but it's also more expensive and usually scented. I prefer the cheap, unscented lube. Some people like the scented stuff better, YMMV.
Suit Slide Wetsuit Lubricant
Suit Slide Wetsuit Lubricant is scent free, non-allergenic, non-petroleum based, water soluble, high performance lube that nurtures your neoprene
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My wife and I use these skins, and they’re great. They also are handy if we’re just snorkeling, because we use a lot less sunscreen.Can't help with the Suit Juice question....but you might consider trying a simple lycra rash guard. Makes it pretty darn easy to slip into a wetsuit.
Aqua Blue Unisex Full Body Skins
The Aqua Blue Unisex Full Body Skins are designed and manufactured by a large and well-known USA surfing and diving company. Superior materials, proven patterns and attention to detail. UPF 50+ helps d
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