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FAQs
What is wrong with just using vegetable spray or dish soap for a multi-purpose lubricant?
It is true that vegetable sprays & 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.
What if I thoroughly clean my wet suit after each usage?
It would help however, soaps, detergents, and vegetable sprays contain phosphorus which when mixed with water forms phosphoric acid. Phosphoric acid is another acid that will destroy the integrity of neoprene and rubber. North Shore products contain NO PHOSPHORUS.
Do any North Shore products have adverse effects on the environment?
Nope. That's why we exist. Our formulas were created to eliminate any possibility of harming your skin, the water, or any other marine life. It has been tested and proven to completely wash away or evaporate within minutes of use causing absolutely no negative effects on our environment.
Will the products stain my boat, carpet or store if it’s spilled?
North Shore intentionally created this product with that in mind. It will not stain, or leave an oily residue if it is spilled in your boat, carpet, or store. It contains no dyes, or oils that will result in stains or oily residue.
Will Moose Juice or Suit Juice leave any residual film or odor to my skin?
North Shore products are bio degradable and fragrance free leaving no lingering odors, or uncomfortable film on your skin or within your suit.
How is it used?
North Shore products were packaged to ensure the most effective application. The bottles are all equipped with a sprayer for balanced and an even distribution on your body, suit, and/or bindings.
Moose Juice application: Spray liberally and evenly on feet, toes and ankles or any other problem areas you are experiencing discomfort. Or, apply to the inside the binding and insert foot.
Suit Juice application: Spray liberally and evenly on legs, ankles, hips, thighs, as well as doen the leg holds of the wetsuit. For long-sleeve suits, also spray liberally on arms, wrists, shoulders as well as down the armholes.
For faster results with wet suit removal, spray on the outside of the legs or arms after your swim.
It is true that vegetable sprays & 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.
What if I thoroughly clean my wet suit after each usage?
It would help however, soaps, detergents, and vegetable sprays contain phosphorus which when mixed with water forms phosphoric acid. Phosphoric acid is another acid that will destroy the integrity of neoprene and rubber. North Shore products contain NO PHOSPHORUS.
Do any North Shore products have adverse effects on the environment?
Nope. That's why we exist. Our formulas were created to eliminate any possibility of harming your skin, the water, or any other marine life. It has been tested and proven to completely wash away or evaporate within minutes of use causing absolutely no negative effects on our environment.
Will the products stain my boat, carpet or store if it’s spilled?
North Shore intentionally created this product with that in mind. It will not stain, or leave an oily residue if it is spilled in your boat, carpet, or store. It contains no dyes, or oils that will result in stains or oily residue.
Will Moose Juice or Suit Juice leave any residual film or odor to my skin?
North Shore products are bio degradable and fragrance free leaving no lingering odors, or uncomfortable film on your skin or within your suit.
How is it used?
North Shore products were packaged to ensure the most effective application. The bottles are all equipped with a sprayer for balanced and an even distribution on your body, suit, and/or bindings.
Moose Juice application: Spray liberally and evenly on feet, toes and ankles or any other problem areas you are experiencing discomfort. Or, apply to the inside the binding and insert foot.
Suit Juice application: Spray liberally and evenly on legs, ankles, hips, thighs, as well as doen the leg holds of the wetsuit. For long-sleeve suits, also spray liberally on arms, wrists, shoulders as well as down the armholes.
For faster results with wet suit removal, spray on the outside of the legs or arms after your swim.
