Lubricant Hot Silc Glide Silicone-Based 100 ml

Lubricant Hot Silc Glide Silicone-Based 100 ml 🩶

Silicone is the base for anyone who finds water-based gels soak in too quickly. One drop is enough, it stays put, it holds up in water and it does not sink into the skin - which makes it the choice for long sex, for anal and for anything happening in the bath. The price for that fits in a single line: silicone oil attacks silicone toys. With latex condoms it gets along without any problem. The Silc Glide is likewise a medical device for vaginal dryness, with a CE mark and an article number, and the ingredient list is correspondingly short: dimethicone, two further silicone substances - and fragrance. The scent is the difference from the Premium range and the one reason to look closer here: if you react to fragrance compounds, the allergens listed are limonene, linalool and alpha-isomethyl ionone. The Hot bottle holds 100 millilitres, is made in Germany and keeps for six months after opening. It stands with the silicone lubricant, under lubricant and in the brand world of Hot.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Hot
• 🪜 Range: Silc Glide
• 🔩 Base: Silicone
• ✅ Quantity: 100 ml
• ✅ Classification: Medical device, CE
• ✅ Fragrance: Perfumed
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible
• ✅ Silicone toys: Do not combine

❓ FAQ

Why must it not touch silicone toys?

Because like dissolves like. Silicone oil makes the surface of a silicone toy dull and eventually tacky, and that does not come back. For toys of glass, stainless steel or ABS it is unproblematic - and for silicone there is water-based lubricant.

How much do you need?

Considerably less than of a water-based gel, and that is the real advantage. One or two drops last a long time because nothing soaks in and nothing evaporates. Take too much and you notice it on the bedding, not in the feeling.

Does it come off again?

From skin with soap, yes - water alone is not enough because silicone oil repels water. Out of textiles it comes less readily than a water-based gel; a towel underneath saves the argument with the washing machine.

Is it compatible with condoms?

Yes. Unlike massage and care oils, silicone oil does not attack latex - chemically it is something quite different from a plant oil. For anal sex the combination of condom and silicone gel is in fact the most durable one, more on that in the Analverkehr-Ratgeber. The unscented water-based alternative is under water-based lubricant, the other silicone gels under silicone lubricant.