Lubricant Hot Bio with a Warming Effect Water-Based 100 ml

Lubricant Hot Bio with a Warming Effect Water-Based 100 ml 🌱

The tube says BIO, not „Bi“ - the O had gone missing in the shop so far, and with it the reference to the range. The Bio gel from Hot is water-based, vegan and comes in a tube of recyclable material; the label carries three seals for that. The warming version warms slightly on the skin, and the warmth increases if you blow on it. That is a matter of taste and changes nothing about the glide - if you react sensitively, take the sensitive version of the same range. Water-based means in practice: compatible with latex condoms and with every toy material, silicone included, and washed off with water without residue. It stands with the water-based lubricant, under lubricant and in the brand world of Hot.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Hot
• 🪜 Range: Bio
• ✅ Version: with a Warming Effect
• 🔩 Base: Water
• ✅ Quantity: 100 ml
• ✅ Vegan: Yes, per the label
• ✅ Packaging: Eco tube, recyclable
• ✅ Condoms and toys: Compatible with both

❓ FAQ

What does „Bio“ mean on a lubricant?

It is the maker's range name and not a protected seal as with food. The tube states vegan and recyclable packaging; what that means in detail is in the ingredient list, not in the name.

Is it compatible with condoms and toys?

Yes, with both. Water-based gels attack neither latex nor silicone - that is why they are the right choice in almost every situation. Silicone oil cannot do that, see silicone lubricant.

How strongly does it warm?

Noticeably, but not hot. The effect comes from an additive that reacts to moisture and air; on mucous membranes it comes out stronger than on the hand. Testing a small area first is not over-caution with warming gels.

How is it stored?

Closed, cool and out of the sun. Water-based gels contain water and are therefore susceptible to germs once the tube stands open - which is why every one carries a symbol with the shelf life after opening. Suitable cleaners for the toys are under sex toy cleaner.

How does it come off again?

With water alone. Water-based gels dissolve without residue and come out of fabrics in a normal wash. The price: they soak in over time, which is why you top up rather than waiting until it gets uncomfortable.