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#51057. satguru
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What does the "K-Y" stand for in K-Y Jelly?
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triviasoprano
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According to the Johnson and Johnson website  http://www.jnjgateway.com, "The K and Y in K-Y Jelly do not stand for or mean anything. This is our trademark name for the product" or something to that effect; sorry if my memory is a bit shaky.
Sep 17 04, 6:54 PM
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peasypod
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I found this for you satguru: (but I'd better not put the link in here as the rest of the page was for mature audiences only....)
"A spokesperson for K-Y jelly's maker, McNeil-PPC, a division of Johnson & Johnson, says "surprisingly little" is known about the name's origin. The best she could come up with is that KY was a meaningless pair of initials used to designate the product during the research-and-development phase. However, she also says the lubricant was introduced in 1919, which is at odds with trademark office records, so some skepticism is in order."
Also see:
http://www.answers.com/topic/k-y-jelly
Sep 18 04, 8:55 AM
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