Shibari Water-Based Lubricant, Premium Personal Lube for Women, Men, and Couples, 4 fl oz

Works very well. Does not go dry and stays slippery. Its silicone so its a bit harder to clean after but its harmless. Much better than the old types.

Great product. Not greasy and very effective

This lubricant is great regardless if you use it for solo play or with a partner, but it can still get sticky if you wait too long. I found that it tends to last for a very long time, in both scenarios, before it starts to dry up and thicken, but I find that on average I can generally get about 30-40 minutes of playtime before more is needed if necessary. For the average person, this will work wonders as it feels great since it is very thin and light without being thick and heavy like most silicone based products. For this being a water based product, I'm genuinely impressed with how well it holds up, but if you tend to go for long sessions, you will sometimes need to apply just a little bit extra. Otherwise, I honestly have no complaints, it feels great, natural and doesn't take away from the pleasure as it is like it's not even there. I highly recommend it.

Good lube

Fast shipping of an excellent product.

Ever since KY decided to start putting what I can only assume is sand in their lube (interesting choice) I’ve been hunting for a new fave. This stuff is AWESOME but I can’t understand why the bottle has to leak. This is a big bottle of lube, why does it leak? Why are my bedside drawers covered in a thick sludge of this stuff? Why do my clothes get lubed up if I take this stuff on an airplane? I assume the company has at least one packaging engineer on staff or in consult, so why does the bottle leak? I think I speak for the world when I say I’d spend an extra $0.60 for a bottle that doesn’t leak.You know what doesn’t leak? Astroglide bottles. But I don’t like astroglide, so I go buy astroglide and I empty the container out and then I fill it up with this stuff that I do like. Know what it costs to do that? Do you know how much time out of my week it takes? Do you know what I’d pay to not have to do that? Do you know the peace of mind I’d have knowing I don’t have to ask the housekeeper to skip my bedroom because the bed stands look like a scene from Ghostbusters?It’s 2024, we can see into distant galaxies and we have a search engine that can write this review. Why does the bucket of lube I bought on Amazon have to leak?

Super smoothGreat with a partnerGreat alone

I'm glad I did a small "test sample" first because this stuff burned me! At first I thought it was some kind of warming sensation, but then it started to really irritate and feel like my skin was on fire! I washed it off with soap and water within 5 minutes and the burn just "eased a little"! My husband and I haven't had to use personal lubricants before, but I'm now on some medications with side effects that leave us "requiring a little help". So, I'm disappointed in myself for not thinking to actually read the ingredients! Here I am using all natural skincare products, lotions, shampoos, etc., and never once thought to read the ingredients as they're CLEARLY LISTED!!! I just thought a water based lubricant wouldn't have any "bad stuff" in it.I WAS SO WRONG!!! After water, the second ingredient is glycerin, and some will say it's not technically considered a "sugar". But, if you research it, you find that even those people know it "chemically converts" into a sugar when in the vaginal canal. Why is this a problem??? Because that feeds the bad flora in your system, often creating excess candida growth. I'd have been greatly upping my chances for getting yeast infections without even knowing it!I was shocked that it also contains not one, but TWO different parabens (Methylparaben and Propylparaben) which are considered dangerous as they've been linked to breast cancer. Most safe sex educators don't recommend using any lubricants containing parabens! Then there's Propylene Glycol, which has been called "potentially toxic" as it can cause tissue irritation on many women. Add in Diazolidinyl Urea, which is used to prevent bacterial growth...but does so by releasing tiny amounts of formaldehyde!?!?! This ingredient list is really a list of "what not to use in your "private areas"!!!Outside of the water in this, I can find nothing but toxic and potentially harmful chemicals. If researched you'll see that the "risks" associated with these ingredients may be labeled as safe for use. However, that's normally referring to their use in skincare products, lotions, shampoos, etc. There really hasn't been much research done on sexual lubricants, but medical research articles and various doctors did point out one glaring observation! The ingredients in lubricants are in contact with areas of the body like the vagina, mouth, tip of the penius, and anal area which aren't covered in a barrier of skin to protect them! Rather they're coated with what's called "mucous membranes" that are able to easily leech these chemicals into the bloodstream and body! Say you see Propylene Glycol is an ingredient in your makeup foundation, you might think it's never caused you any trouble or irritation from it. But that same ingredient placed in areas where the membranes have no barrier for protection, can cause the same woman to have a bad reaction to it.BUT --- there are actually several good organic brands on right here on Amazon...just click on "natural" as a choice, and you'll see some good natural and even organic brands. After my reaction I read up on some highly rated natural lubricants and found Amazion carries several of them - such as Sliquid, Good Clean Love, and others....even Astroglide has come out with natural formulations.However, I ended up choosing a brand called "Yes" that's made in the UK because I read up on the company and all of their intimacy products are totally organic. I hate that they don't sell through Amazon, instead only some retailers in the UK have it and the rest is sold from their company website. But, I was happy to see that shipping rates to the US are only like $7! As with most other websites, shipping is free if you spend $50 or more. But, as an extremely loyal Amazon Prime member who buys everything from groceries to medical supplies to bedding on here...and adores the free shipping, it was a hard choice to make! But, when a product is going inside my body, I'm willing to fork over that $7 for the peace of mind!!! Not to mention that since my husband and I don't have to worry with condoms, we were able to get a water and oil lubricant mixture that will last longer than a regular water based lubricant! So...I said yes to YES!!!