Fisting Lubricant Fuck Fist FF Powder 100 g Tub

Fisting Lubricant Fuck Fist FF Powder 100 g Tub 🧴

Not a ready-made gel but a powder: the FF Powder from Fuck Fist is polyethylene oxide and is mixed with water. Six grams to a quarter litre of lukewarm water, shake for thirty seconds, add the same amount of water again, shake again, leave for a quarter of an hour - done. This tub makes a good eight litres of gel. How thick it turns out is down to the water: from thin for fucking to extra thick for fisting. The label calls it latex compatible and vegan, without fat, sugar or additives. The advantage over ready-made gel is the price per litre, the drawback the quarter hour of waiting - so mix it beforehand rather than in the middle. It stands with the anal and fisting lubricant, under lubricant and in the brand world of Fuck Fist.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Fuck Fist
• 🔩 Base: Powder to mix
• 💧 Content: 100 g
• 🧪 Substance: Polyethylene oxide
• ✅ Mixing: Six grams to a quarter litre of water
• ✅ Compatibility: Latex, vegan
• ✅ Without: Fat, sugar, additives
• 🫙 Container: Tub
• ⭐ Feature: Yields many times over

❓ FAQ

How thick does the gel get?

As thick as you mix it. Less water gives a stiff gel that stays put for fisting; more water gives a thin one that feels like ordinary lubricant. Test the consistency on your forearm before use - adding water always works, the other way round does not.

Which water do I use?

Lukewarm tap water is enough. If you want to keep it longer, use boiled water and let it cool - without preservatives, mixed gel only keeps a few days. Store what you have mixed cool and dark.

Does it work with condoms and toys?

Yes. The label explicitly calls it latex compatible, and being water-based it does not attack silicone, TPE or PVC either. For fisting it is the most economical option - more on that in what fisting is.

How do I wash it off again?

With warm water. The maker explicitly advertises that the gel rinses off easily and is not sticky. Wash toys afterwards with toy cleaner as usual; textiles go in the machine as long as no grease or silicone oil was involved. Which lubricant works with what is covered in the lubricant guide.