Fisting Lubricant Fist It Powder 275 g

Fisting Lubricant Fist It Powder 275 g 🧪

The Powder fisting lubricant from Fist It is a white granulate from which you mix a lubricant yourself with water. How thick or thin it becomes is up to the amount of powder, and because only the water brings the volume, one jar makes many times its content in finished gel. It is non-sticky. Here it comes in the clear jar with black screw lid and sealing foil, through which you can see the fill level at any time. It sits under anal and fisting lubricant, under lubricant and in the brand world of Fist It.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Fist It
• 🔩 Basis: Powder to mix with water
• 💧 Content: 275 g
• 🧴 Container: Clear jar with screw lid and sealing foil
• 🥄 Mixing ratio: 20 ml powder to 500 ml water
• 🤝 Compatibility: Condoms and gloves
• 🗓️ Shelf life: Powder 12 months after opening, mixed 48 hours
• ⚠️ Caution: Very slippery when spilled

❓ FAQ

How do you mix the gel?

Add two spoons of 10 ml powder, so 20 ml in total, to 500 ml of lukewarm water. Stir vigorously with a fork until everything has dissolved, or shake both in a closed bottle. Then let it swell for about 15 minutes until it has reached its consistency.

How long does the mixed gel keep?

Once mixed, use it within 48 hours, so it is better to mix a fresh portion more often. The dry powder stays usable for twelve months after opening if the jar is kept tightly closed, cool and dark.

What is in it and what is it compatible with?

The powder consists of sodium polyacrylate. The mixed gel is suitable for condoms and gloves. Before using it regularly, put a little on your forearm; if the skin reddens or itches, do not use it any further.

What applies when fisting?

Short nails filed smooth or latex gloves, plenty of lube, a slow pace and breaks. Force is never used: the hand only goes as far as the body takes it in by itself. If anything hurts or bleeds, stop at once. More on this is covered in what fisting is.

How do you wash it off, and what do you do with spills?

The gel rinses off with warm water. Sweep or vacuum up spilled powder dry, because with water it immediately turns into slippery gel; on tiles and wooden floors there is then a risk of slipping. More about lubricants is covered in the lubricant guide.