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Water Based Lube

From flavoured lube to making penetration easier, water-based lube has plenty of uses in the bedroom to ensure you have slick and smooth sex. Perfect for both solo and partnered play, our range of water-based lubes are perfect for use with or without a toy enabling you to enhance your sexual experiences in a way that's exciting for you. Explore our best water-based lube collection and purchase one of our lubricant applicators to satisfy hard to reach spots. Plus enjoy discreet delivery on all orders.

From mouth-watering flavours to making penetration easier, water-based lube has plenty of uses in the bedroom to ensure you have slick and smooth sex. You can even use water lube to take pleasure to new levels while using sex toys – perfect for both solo and partnered play.

There is a variety of water-based lube available to enhance any sex, intimate stimulation or play with sex toys. One of the main advantages of water-based lubricant is that it’s compatible with most sex toy materials and doesn’t stain your bedsheets.

What are the benefits of using water-based lubricant?

Anyone can use lube no matter their age, gender, and sexuality. It can also enhance pleasure experienced with masturbation or a sex toy. It’s not just for people whose bodies struggle to produce natural lubrication, but it can add a whole load of pleasure to anyone’s sex life.

Better known for its versatility, water lubricant can be used in practically any sexual activity you can think of, including those involving silicone sex toys. Another benefit of using water lubricant is its compatibility with condoms. Some oil-based lubricants can cause condoms to break, so water lube is safer.

For vaginal sex, water-based lubricant is often pH balanced and reduces friction to improve sexual pleasure. Vaginal dryness is very common and can happen for all kinds of reasons. Some examples include hormone levels, stress levels, and where you are in your menstrual cycle. Natural lubrication of the penis can also vary. There’s no reason to be embarrassed. Grab some water-based lube and enjoy the ride.

Water Lube: What is the best water-based lube?

Those who favour water-based lube love its versatility and more natural vibe. Going further, the best water-based lubes are those free of parabens, sulphates, and synthetic glycerine. These can often irritate sensitive nether regions. Synthetic glycerine can break down into sugar and encourage unwanted bacteria or yeast overgrowth, which isn’t suitable for women prone to vaginal infections. It’s often advised to stick with water lubes clearly labelled as suitable for sensitive skin.

How does water lubricant differ from other types?

When choosing water-based lube, you’ll need to think about how it compares to other types of lubes available so you can ensure water lube is the best for you. Lube comes in a variety of bases:

Water
Silicone
Oil
Hybrid (a combination)

Simply put, lubes vary according to the base of their ingredients, with each having different pros and cons. Water lube tends to be the most versatile, but it may not be the best option for sensitive skin and anal sex. Either way, there are plenty of combinations to suit you – dig in with some research, and you’ll find the perfect match.

Can you use water-based anal lube, or is a water-based gel lube better?

When it comes to anal sex and play, it’s important to remember that the anus does not self-lubricate, meaning lube is an absolute must. Despite water-based anal lube being suitable for anal sex, it’s advised to choose an anal-specific lube instead. Water-based gel lube can be a better option. However, the anal-specific lubes are designed to be longer-lasting and provide a cushioned glide during anal sex and anal play.

Can water-based lube expire?

In short, yes. Like most products we use on our bodies, water lubricant does have a shelf life. Typical lubes last between one to three years. However, once opened, it’s advised you should use your water lube within a year.