Lubricant JO Premium Anal Silicone-Based 60 ml

Lubricant JO Premium Anal Silicone-Based 60 ml 💧

For anal use silicone plays to its strength: it does not dry out, and that is exactly where water-based products most often fall short there. Premium Anal is set slightly denser than the original version and cushions movement, so you have time without having to top up along the way. On a first attempt in particular, that takes some of the rush out of it.

It contains no numbing agents, so the feedback stays intact. It is water-resistant too and stays put in the shower and bath. Made without siloxanes, preservatives, parabens and propylene glycol, compatible with latex condoms but not with silicone toys. More products of this kind sit under Silicone Lubricant, the full range under Lubricant and everything from the brand in the JO world.

Because silicone does not dry out, you apply once and are left in peace, which is often exactly what anal use is worth. The amount may still be generous, as the density cushions. For silicone plugs, reach for a water-based product instead.

✨ At a glance

• Contents: 60 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

Why silicone rather than water for anal use?

Because no natural moisture follows there, which is exactly why a water product is used up faster. Silicone keeps gliding until it is washed off, even over a longer stretch.

And if my plug is silicone?

Then use a water base. Silicone lubricant attacks silicone surfaces and that cannot be undone. With glass and stainless steel the restriction does not apply.

Does it contain numbing agents?

No. What does not feel good should not feel good, or you notice too late that something does not fit. The formula also manages without parabens.

Can it be used with a condom?

Yes, there are no problems with latex. Only silicone toys stay out of it. For glass, stainless steel and hard plastic the restriction does not apply.