Collection: Personal Lubricants

A little extra glide can make a big difference. Explore water-based, silicone, hybrid, flavored, and specialty lubricants for toys, sleeves, water play, oral fun, and more.

 How to Choose the Best Personal Lubricant for You 

Finding the right personal lubricant can make a meaningful difference in comfort and enjoyment. Whether you're exploring options for everyday intimacy, solo play, or use with your favorite toys, understanding what makes each product unique can help you shop with confidence. 

Choose a Personal Lubricant for Your Needs

Personal lubricant helps reduce friction, and choosing a formula starts with how you plan to use it. This collection includes water-based, silicone and hybrid options, along with products labeled for specific uses. Compare the ingredients and directions on the exact bottle instead of choosing by name alone.

Compare the Formula and Compatibility

Water-based lubricant is a common option for use with toys. Silicone and hybrid formulas need an extra compatibility check when paired with silicone toys. A hybrid contains both water and silicone, so it should not automatically be treated like a water-only formula. Follow the toy manufacturer’s instructions and the lubricant label.

Read the Details Before Pairing Products

Condom compatibility and toy compatibility are separate checks. Oil-based products can damage latex condoms; choose a formula labeled as suitable for your barrier material. For a sleeve or vibrator, also confirm that the lubricant suits the product’s material. Explore our toy collection, then review the relevant product instructions before selecting a lubricant.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between water-based and silicone lubricant?

Water-based lubricant is versatile, easy to clean, and compatible with most toys and condoms. Silicone lubricant lasts longer, does not rinse away as easily in water, and can be helpful when you want more lasting glide. Silicone formulas require a compatibility check before use with silicone toys.

What is a hybrid lubricant?

Hybrid lubricant combines water and silicone in one formula, giving it a longer-lasting feel than many traditional water-based options. Because it contains silicone, check compatibility with your toys instead of assuming it can be used anywhere a water-based lubricant can.

Can I use silicone lubricant with silicone toys?

Silicone lubricant can damage some silicone toys. Follow the toy manufacturer’s instructions and perform a small compatibility check if recommended. A compatible water-based lubricant is the safest alternative when you are unsure. Hybrid formulas also contain silicone and require the same compatibility check.

Which lubricant can I use with latex condoms?

Choose a water-based or silicone-based lubricant labeled as compatible with latex condoms. Avoid oil-based products because they can weaken latex and increase the chance of breakage. Check both product labels for any additional restrictions.

Is arousal gel the same as lubricant?

Not necessarily. Arousal gels are designed to create a specific sensation, such as warming, cooling, or tingling, while lubricants are primarily intended to reduce friction. Only use an arousal gel as lubricant if its label specifically says it can be used that way.