Lubricants
178 products
Good lube isn't optional — it's the difference between a decent session and a great one. Choose across water-based, silicone, hybrid, and specialty formulas, led by Australia-made Wet Stuff and international specialists.
Water-based lube
The all-rounder. Safe with every toy material (silicone, TPE, latex), easy to clean, washes out of fabric. A good default. Water-based dries faster than silicone, but a spritz of water reactivates most formulas.
Silicone-based lube
Lasts longer, doesn't dry, and works in water — ideal for shower play, long sessions, and serious glide. The one rule: never use silicone lube with silicone toys. It degrades the surface over time. Perfect with TPE strokers, glass, metal, and skin-to-skin.
Hybrid and specialty lubes
Hybrid lubes split the difference — mostly water-based with a small silicone fraction for extra longevity, usually still silicone-toy-safe. Check the label. Anal-specific lubes run thicker and cling longer; we generally recommend against numbing formulas — pain is information, and you want to feel what your body's telling you. Flavoured lubes are formulated for taste and safety. Oil-based lubes feel great but aren't latex-condom safe and can stain fabric.
Matching lube to your setup
Match lube to toy material, check latex compatibility if you use condoms, and patch-test any new formula on your inner wrist first. When in doubt, water-based is the safe starting point.
Four Seasons
Four Seasons
Four Seasons
Four Seasons
Four Seasons
Four Seasons
FuckWater
FuckWater
LifeStyles
Elbow Grease
Elbow Grease
Doc Johnson
Swiss Navy
Elbow Grease
Elbow Grease
Elbow Grease
Elbow Grease
Master Series
Water-based lube
The all-rounder. Safe with every toy material (silicone, TPE, latex), easy to clean, washes out of fabric. A good default. Water-based dries faster than silicone, but a spritz of water reactivates most formulas.
Silicone-based lube
Lasts longer, doesn't dry, and works in water — ideal for shower play, long sessions, and serious glide. The one rule: never use silicone lube with silicone toys. It degrades the surface over time. Perfect with TPE strokers, glass, metal, and skin-to-skin.
Hybrid and specialty lubes
Hybrid lubes split the difference — mostly water-based with a small silicone fraction for extra longevity, usually still silicone-toy-safe. Check the label. Anal-specific lubes run thicker and cling longer; we generally recommend against numbing formulas — pain is information, and you want to feel what your body's telling you. Flavoured lubes are formulated for taste and safety. Oil-based lubes feel great but aren't latex-condom safe and can stain fabric.
Matching lube to your setup
Match lube to toy material, check latex compatibility if you use condoms, and patch-test any new formula on your inner wrist first. When in doubt, water-based is the safe starting point.