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>>20317748
What we've got:
Edible virgin coconut oil.
Virgin Age Admission Hard onahole that was used extensively for weeks and was already showing signs of heavy wear which is why I chose to experiment with it in the first place.

Bottom line: Masturbation experience was great. The hole did end up breaking but there were no signs (including some experiments) of it happening due to the oil as opposed to a regular wear. Harder cleaning is the biggest disadvantage so far.

Advantages of Coconut oil:
Cheaper, easier and less embarrassing to get as opposed to water-based lube.
Keeps and transfers heat way better than any lube. Try jerking off with it, your dick will get so hot you will be able to feel it's heat with another hand without even touching it.
Naturally, it feels pretty good and makes you even harder.
Slightly lubrication means that you can feel your hole better and it's hard to go overboard the way you can with regular lube.
Multiple studies showing anti-bacterial and anti-fungi properties of coconut oil.
Coconut oil is a skin care product making every part of your body it comes in contact with smoother and prettier.
Smells like fresh cookies.

Real disadvantages so far:
Can't skimp on it. Have to spread it over your cock AND generously pour it inside of the hole.
Coconut oil is definitely not as easy to wash off compared to regular lube. You NEED soap to get all of it off completely as water alone won't suffice. I personally would not use it with more complex holes just to avoid washing them longer but it's up to you. Oil itself doesn't seem to attract any of the nasty as long as you wash the cum away,
It WILL attract more dust and hair if you leave it in the open.
You NEED a towel or napkins to wipe that stuff away from yourself as soon as you are done because it can stain your clothes/furniture.

As mentioned above, the hole did end up breaking but it was hard to tell whether it was due to oil or regular wear as I was abusing the shit out of it. So, just to be sure, I cut the onahole in half, covered one of the pieces with oil and left it like that for the night.
Next morning I would rub, stretch. pinch, poke both halves as hard as I could. Even after prolonged exposure to coconut oil neither the inside nor the outside layers of the hole have shown any signs of degradation and they were indistinguishable from the clean part once I washed the oil off.
So as far as I am concerned "onas getting damaged by coconut oil" is a myth.

OP post does not recommend using coconut oil as lube but I just love it way too much. It smells like cookies, makes whatever skin it comes in contact with smooth, warms your dick up as you jerk off, it's not nearly as slippery as regular lube meaning that it's hard to go overboard with coconut oil AND you don't have to wash it off yourself once you are done. So now that I have ordered second batch of new onaholes, I'm going to try and use one of my old ones with nothing but coconut oil and report if anything goes wrong.