Sex Lube and Personal Lubricant: Everything Feels Better Wet
Lube is the easiest upgrade in the bedroom. A few drops make sex smoother, toys glide better, and everything last longer and feel hotter. We have been stocking personal lubricant since 1996, from trusted names like Sliquid, Wicked, Pjur and ID, in every formula: light water-based glides, long-lasting silicone, thick anal gels, kissable flavors and warming lubes that turn up the heat.
Not sure where to start? Water-based lube works with every toy and condom, silicone lube lasts the longest and works in the shower, and anal lube is thicker for comfortable back door play. For oral fun, try flavored lube.
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How to Choose the Best Lube
Water-based lube is the all-rounder. It is safe with every toy material and every condom, feels natural, and washes away with water. It can dry out during long sessions, but a few drops of water or a quick reapply brings it right back.
Silicone lube is the long-distance runner. It stays slick far longer than water-based, needs very little, and does not wash away in the shower or tub. It is condom safe, but skip it with silicone toys unless the toy maker says otherwise, since it can damage the surface.
Hybrid lube blends water and silicone for a creamy glide that lasts longer than water-based but cleans up easier than pure silicone.
Oil-based lube feels rich and is great for massage and hand play, but oil breaks down latex condoms, so save it for condom-free play with non-latex toys.
Specialty lubes add something extra: thick anal gels for comfort, flavored lubes for oral, warming and tingling formulas for sensation, and natural or organic lubes with short, simple ingredient lists for sensitive skin.
Lube Compatibility at a Glance
Latex condoms: water-based, silicone and hybrid are safe, oil is not. Silicone toys: water-based is always safe, silicone and hybrid only if the maker says so. Glass, metal and hard plastic toys: anything goes. When in doubt, water-based is the safe choice.
Why Shop SpicyGear for Lube
Lube was one of the very first things we sold back in 1996, and it is still one of our favorite things to recommend. Every order ships fast in a plain, unmarked box with a discreet billing name, US shipping is free over $75, and we have never sold a customer's name. Keep your toys fresh with a bottle of sex toy cleaner too.
Lube FAQ
What is the best lube?
The best lube depends on how you play. Water-based lube is the best all-purpose pick because it works with every toy and condom. Silicone lube is best for long sessions and shower sex, and a thick anal lube is best for anal play.
What is the difference between water-based and silicone lube?
Water-based lube feels natural, is safe with all toys and condoms and rinses off easily, but it can dry out and need reapplying. Silicone lube lasts much longer and works in water, but it should not be used with most silicone toys.
Can you use silicone lube with silicone toys?
Usually not. Silicone lube can bond with the surface of silicone toys and leave them tacky or damaged. Use water-based lube with silicone toys unless the toy maker specifically says silicone lube is safe.
Is lube safe with condoms?
Water-based, silicone and hybrid lubes are all safe with latex and polyisoprene condoms. Avoid oil-based lubes, lotions and coconut oil with latex condoms, because oil weakens latex and can cause breakage.
Do you ship lube discreetly?
Always. Every order leaves in a plain, unmarked box with no logos, and the charge shows a discreet billing name. US shipping is free over $75, and we have been doing this since 1996.