Lubricant Swiss Navy Silicone-Based 118 ml

Lubricant Swiss Navy Silicone-Based 118 ml 💧

Around a hundred and twenty millilitres is the size at which the price per millilitre improves markedly. Swiss Navy on a silicone base is used more sparingly than a water product anyway, as nothing dries out and nothing needs topping up.

The gel base stays put rather than running off and holds up in water too. It is compatible with latex condoms but not with toys made of silicone or TPE. More products of this kind sit under Silicone Lubricant, the full range under Lubricant and everything from the brand in the Swiss Navy world.

At a hundred and eighteen millilitres of silicone we are talking about a bottle that lasts years in normal use. You still dose sparingly, as the gel base goes far and nothing is lost. The bottle stands securely and can be worked one-handed. If you need something while out, decant a small bottle rather than taking this one along. This size is the point where switching to silicone pays off: the price per millilitre sits clearly below the small bottles, and little is used anyway.

✨ At a glance

• Contents: 118 ml in the bottle
• Base: silicone
• Colour: clear
• Properties: water-resistant and long-lasting
• Use: apply a small amount, top up as needed
• Made: in the USA
• Storage: cool and dark, close the cap after use
• ⚠️ Note: Not suitable for silicone or TPE toys. Compatible with latex condoms.

❓ FAQ

Is that not too much?

Rarely with silicone. Because nothing dries out you need little per use, and that is exactly why the lower price per millilitre of this size pays off. You rarely need to rebuy.

How do I store the bottle?

Cool and dark, standing upright. Silicone is chemically stable and barely changes; the best-before date is on the bottle regardless.

Can I decant into a smaller bottle?

Yes, use a dry container. Water does not separate from silicone again but stays inside as droplets and looks unpleasant. A dry glass or an empty pump bottle will do.

What about silicone toys?

They stay out of it. Silicone dissolves silicone, and that cannot be undone. For glass, stainless steel and plastic the restriction does not apply; there silicone even has the advantage.