Lubricant Swiss Navy Slip'N Slide Ultra Thick Water-Based 148 ml

Lubricant Swiss Navy Slip'N Slide Ultra Thick Water-Based 148 ml 💧

Around a hundred and fifty millilitres of Slip'N Slide, the size for regular use. Because the jelly is so dense, you need less per session than with a liquid product, and the bottle lasts accordingly.

It does not turn greasy despite the consistency, and residue rinses off with clear water. Latex condoms and toys made of silicone, glass or stainless steel take the formula. More products sit under Water-based lubricant, the full range under Lubricant and everything from the brand in the Swiss Navy world.

At this size it pays to store the bottle upside down, as a jelly flows slowly and otherwise sits at the bottom. Take it out with your fingertips rather than dripping it. Wipe the rim after use and the cap will not gum up. Residue comes off with clear water.

✨ At a glance

• Contents: 148 ml in the bottle
• Base: water
• Colour: clear
• Properties: non-greasy
• Use: apply a small amount, top up as needed
• Made: in the USA
• Storage: cool and dark, close the cap after use
• ⚠️ Note: Compatible with latex condoms and toys of any material.

❓ FAQ

Is the larger bottle worth it?

Per millilitre it costs less, and because a jelly goes further than a liquid it lasts a long time. If you like the consistency, you rarely reorder. For travel the small bottle stays the better choice, as this one belongs in a cupboard given its base and weight.

How do I get the last of it out?

Leave it standing upside down and everything collects at the cap. With a jelly that works better than shaking, as it flows slowly and evenly. Decanting into a smaller container works too; it just takes a little patience.

Is it compatible with condoms?

Yes, a water base suits latex condoms without restriction. The same goes for toys of silicone, glass, stainless steel and TPE. So you need not check what a toy is made of before you reach for the bottle.

Does it leave stains?

No, it is water-soluble and comes out of fabrics in a normal wash. On skin, rinsing with clear water is enough. Even on light bedding nothing is left that would need pre-treatment.