Lubricants
Lubricants make everything feel better — the right glide means more comfort, more sensation, and less friction, whatever you're into.
What's a Coyscore? A 0–100, category-aware trust score built from aggregated cross-web reviews — weighted for what matters here. Sourced & updated monthly, never our own star-padding.
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Wet Stuff Gold 550G Pump -
Wet Stuff Lubricant Dispenser -
Xl Lubricant Launcher -
Ultra-Thick Hybrid Personal Moisturiser -
System JO Hybrid Lubricant 30 ml -
Jo Hybrid Lubricant 2Oz 59Ml -
Jo Hybrid Lubricant 4Oz 118Ml -
System Jo Gelato Creme Brulee Lubricant Water-Based 30 Ml -
Tom Of Finland 236Ml Hybrid Lube -
Salted Caramel -
Oralove Delicious Duo Lubricant 2 Pack -
Swiss Navy Water Base Flavored Lubricant Pina Colada 4Oz 118Ml -
Flavored Moist Kiwi 1 Oz -
Goodhead One Shot -
30Ml -
Swiss Navy Premium Anal Lubricant 1Oz 29Ml -
Pjur Back Door Glide -
Anal Lube Natural 4.5 Oz -
Rear Entry Anal Glide -
Golden Girl Anal Jelly -
System Jo Anal H2O Lubricant Cool 120 Ml -
Anal Glide Natural -
Wet Stuff Clean Spray Mist 235G -
Peppermint Tingle 100Ml -
System JO Hybrid Lubricant 30 ml
Good to know
Lubricants — your questions, answered
choosingHow do I choose a lubricant?
comparisonWater-based vs. silicone vs. oil-based lube?
safetyWhat makes a lubricant body-safe?
careHow do I use and store lube?
valueHow much should I spend on lube?
deliveryIs delivery discreet, and can I return lube?
Buying guide
How to choose a lubricant
The right lube depends on one main thing: its base. Here's how water-based, silicone and oil compare, what the Coyscore weighs, and how to match a formula to you.
1. Pick your base
Almost every lube comes down to three bases. Water-based is the do-everything default, safe with condoms and toys and easy to wash off. Silicone lasts the longest and works underwater. Oil-based is rich and great for massage but isn't safe with latex condoms. Your base decides most of the experience.
- Water-based: versatile, condom- and toy-safe
- Silicone: longest-lasting and waterproof
- Oil-based: rich for massage, not latex-safe
2. Match condoms and toys
Compatibility keeps things safe and protects your toys. Water-based works with everything, which is why it's the easy first bottle. Silicone is condom-safe but can damage silicone toys. Oil degrades latex condoms. When in doubt, water-based is the pairing that never lets you down, whatever's in your drawer.
- Water-based is safe with every toy and condom
- Keep silicone lube away from silicone toys
- Oil isn't safe with latex condoms
3. Read the ingredient list
For comfort and intimate health, the ingredient list matters as much as the base. A body-friendly pH and a shorter, glycerin-free formula suit sensitive bodies best, and it's wise to skip numbing lubes that mask pain. We list every ingredient so you can check before you buy.
- A pH near 4.5 suits sensitive bodies
- Glycerin-free is kinder if you're prone to irritation
- Skip numbing formulas — pain is a useful signal
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