Lubricant JoyDivision BIOglide Single Dose Water Based 3 ml

Lubricant JoyDivision BIOglide Single Dose Water Based 3 ml 🌿

„Liquid monodose“ was the article's name in the shop - what is meant is simply the sachet: three millilitres of BIOglide to tear open, for one time. This sachet is also the most revealing piece of the whole range, because it carries statements the tubes lack: „medical lubricant gel“, condom compatible, water soluble and greaseless, optimized pH, 100 % organic and vegan, dermatologically and clinically tested. Plus the complete ingredient list, and it is remarkably short: glycerin, aqua, xanthan gum. Three ingredients, no preservatives, no parabens - anyone with an intolerance can check that in seconds. The sachet itself is the reserve for the road: in a pocket, in a wallet, next to the condom. For a long night it is not enough; for that there are the tubes in 40, 80 and 150 millilitres. Made in Germany. It stands with lubricant, under water-based lubricant, with the condoms and in the drugstore section.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 3 ml
• 🔩 Base: Water
• 🧪 Substance: glycerin, aqua, xanthan gum
• 🫙 Container: tear-open sachet
• 🏷️ Manufacturer: JoyDivision

❓ FAQ

What is in the ingredient list?

Glycerin, aqua and xanthan gum - no more. No preservatives and no parabens, unlike the sachet of the AQUAglide range.

Is it compatible with condoms?

Yes. The tube does not print it - the sachet of the same recipe does, where „kondomgeeignet / condom compatible“ is stated explicitly. A water base is in any case the base that gets on with latex.

Are three millilitres enough?

For one use yes, applied sparingly. The sachet is meant as a reserve, not as a supply - for that there are the tubes of the same recipe.

What does „100 % natural“ on the tube mean?

The manufacturer advertises that the recipe manages without synthetic additives and is vegan; the tube additionally carries „dermatologically + clinically tested“. An organic seal from a testing body it is not - it is the manufacturer's own statement.

Does it get on with toys and condoms?

With both. That is the advantage of a water base: silicone oil attacks silicone toys, oil makes condoms unsafe - a water gel has neither problem.

Do you have to top it up?

On longer sessions yes, that comes with a water base. The gel dries in over time; a few drops of water bring it back, and topping up works as well.

Water, silicone or oil - what is the difference?

Water gets on with everything and dries in, silicone lasts a long time and attacks silicone toys, oil makes condoms unsafe. Which base suits when is explained in detail in the lubricant guide.