Lubricant
Lube. It's not optional. It's the whole point.
The Lubricant collection covers every formula worth keeping in rotation: water-based lubes that play nice with every toy and latex barrier you own, long-lasting silicone lubes that hold up in the shower, flavored options for when oral is on the menu, and hybrid formulas that split the difference. Warming, cooling, and CBD-infused lubes are in the mix too, because some nights call for a little extra.
Every lubricant here is body-safe and paraben-free. That's the baseline. Beyond that, it comes down to what you're doing and who you're doing it with. Water-based is the workhorse: compatible with silicone toys, latex condoms, and sensitive skin. Silicone-based lasts longer with no reapplication required, making it the go-to for anal play. Flavored and warming formulas are exactly what they sound like. Pick your play style and go from there.
If you're looking at insertable toys or anything from the anal beads collection, adding lube to your cart isn't a suggestion. Same goes for humping and grinding toys that work best when friction isn't part of the equation.
What's in the Collection
- Water-based lubricants for toys, latex, and sensitive skin
- Silicone-based lubricants for anal play and extended sessions
- Flavored lubes for oral-friendly use
- Hybrid formulas with the staying power of silicone and toy-safe water-based ingredients
- Warming and cooling lubes for added sensation
- CBD-infused formulas for relaxation and sensitivity
Good lube makes every toy feel better and every session go longer. Stock the right formula and you won't think about it again until it's time to reorder. Check out the position aids and bedroom accessories collection if you're building out the full setup.
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Lubricant FAQs
What’s the best lube for beginners?
A plain, unflavored water-based lube. It’s safe with every toy and condom, washes off with water, and rarely irritates. Sliquid H2O is a great first bottle.
Which lube should I use with my silicone toys?
Water-based is the safest choice. Silicone lube can sometimes bond with silicone toys and leave the surface tacky or rough. If you want to use a silicone or hybrid lube, test a small dab on the base of the toy first.
What’s the best lube for anal?
You’ll want something thick and long-lasting, because the anus doesn’t make its own lubrication. Try silicone-based pjur Back Door or Fuck Water, or thicker water-based options like Sliquid Tsunami, Wicked Aqua Jelle or Boy Butter H2O. Use plenty and reapply often. Steer clear of numbing lubes, since pain is your body’s signal to slow down.
I have sensitive skin or get yeast infections. What should I use?
Look for lubes free of glycerin, parabens, fragrance and warming or flavor ingredients, all of which can irritate some people. Good picks include Sliquid H2O, Sliquid Sea, Good Clean Love BioNude and Playground Free Love. If irritation keeps happening, check with your doctor.
Can I use lube with condoms?
Yes, and you should, since it reduces friction and breakage. Water-based, silicone and hybrid lubes are all condom-safe. Oil-based lubes like coconut oil are not safe with latex condoms.
What about flavored lube?
Flavored lubes are made for oral play. We carry Sliquid Swirl (strawberry pomegranate, green apple, cherry vanilla and blue raspberry), Aloe Cadabra (piña colada and vanilla), and Wicked Teasers sampler packs. Some flavored lubes contain sweeteners that can bother people prone to yeast infections, so many people keep them for oral play only.
What do warming lubes do?
They create a gentle warm sensation on contact, which some people love for added stimulation. Try Sliquid Sizzle. Test a small amount on your skin first, since the sensation can be strong on sensitive areas.
Can I use lube in the shower?
Yes. Silicone lube is best because water won’t wash it away. Just be careful, since it can make shower floors slippery.
Is lube a sign something’s wrong?
Not at all. Lube makes almost everything feel better, for everyone. Needing more of it can come from hormones, medications, stress, or just wanting extra glide.
How do I clean up lube?
Water-based lube rinses away with water. Silicone lube needs soap and warm water. Oil-based lube may need a little extra scrubbing and can stain sheets, so keep a towel handy.
Can I subscribe to my favorite lube?
Yes. Many of our lubes are available through The Re-Up Club, where you subscribe and save so you never run out.
Is shipping discreet?
Yes. Every order ships in plain packaging with no product details on the outside.