Lubricant Swiss Navy Silicone-Based 59 ml

Lubricant Swiss Navy Silicone-Based 59 ml 💧

Just under sixty millilitres of silicone lubricant last a long time, because silicone does not dry out and you use it sparingly as a result. The Swiss Navy gel base is denser than a runny silicone oil and stays where it is applied.

The bottle has a sealed cap and does not leak in luggage. The formula is water-resistant and therefore usable in the shower and bath. It does not get on with toys made of silicone or TPE, but latex condoms are fine. More products of this kind sit under Silicone Lubricant, the full range under Lubricant and everything from the brand in the Swiss Navy world.

The bottle stands upright in a drawer and opens with a thumb, which helps in the dark. Dose sparingly: a pea-sized amount covers the start, and topping up is rarely needed with silicone. If you are coming from a water base, deliberately take less the first time or it gets slipperier than intended. Washing off takes soap, and on textiles it should go into the wash promptly. If you keep several products, store silicone and water-based apart, as you otherwise mix them up in the dark and reach for the wrong bottle with silicone toys.

✨ At a glance

• Contents: 59 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

How long does this bottle last?

Considerably longer than the same amount on a water base. Silicone does not dry out, so it is not used up, only washed off. With occasional use that means many months.

What is the advantage over water?

The staying power. A water-based lubricant tightens and needs topping up; silicone keeps gliding until you remove it. In return it takes soap to wash off.

Does it work in the bath?

Yes, silicone is known for it. Water does not wash it away and it stays put. Do expect the bath to be slippery afterwards and to need cleaning.

And with condoms?

Latex takes silicone without restriction. Only toys made of silicone and TPE stay out of it; for those, reach for a water-based product. Glass and stainless steel take anything.