Lubilicious Water Based Lube – 8.5 oz Pump Top – Top Choice for Smooth, Reliable Lubricants – Premium Water Based Lubricant & Personal Lubricants for Privacy – Long-Lasting Non-Sticky Formula

I’ve purchased this product for over five years and it is the only one that doesn’t give me any issues. It doesn’t burn, dry up, leave residue, irritate my very sensitive eczema prone skin. I really appreciate the product and the design is super cute, I love the name and the entire brand is just very appealing to my eyes and i appreciate the little notes they give in the packages.

A great product. Use it in many different ways.

Works great for me. It is sticky but washes off easily. You do have to add to it during play time to keep it going but it is still my go too otherwise.

This is a pretty consistent performer. It's water-based lube so it's safe for a lot of different uses. It's decently long lasting. Though when it begins to dry out it does get very tacky. But a water refresh goes a long way. It's moderately viscous. It does have a slight odor that I don't particularly care for but it's not overwhelming. It also comes with an unusually good locking pump cap which it's one of my preferred options for lube bottles. It's incredibly reminiscent of Lynk lubricant. To the point where I thought it was a rebadge (it still might be) they're very similar in terms of performance, they smell identical. The only real notable difference is this Lubilicious isn't as viscous. But they're other water-based lube is in all likelihood just as viscous as the Lynk. The similarity does introduce a value consideration. One of the reasons why I like Lynk's despite the smell is that it can be purchased in a 32 fl oz size for the price of other lubes at 8 fl oz and sometimes even 4 fl oz. It's a good enough option that can be purchased cheaply and in large quantities that needs to be restocked and replaced infrequently. It also comes with a pump cap and a regular cap. The Lubilicious is offered in an 8.5 fl oz package. It's price per ounce is still a lot better then household brands, but it can't with the cheaper price of an 8 fl oz Lynk and it's only marginally cheaper than the 32 fl oz Lynk. They are so similar that you might as well just go with the Lynk over the Lubilicious. The bottle comes with a locking pump top. If it's not come with an additional nozzle or cap, but that you can probably find one pretty easily. It's described as leak free. I found that the pump top leaks less than some other examples but as one might expect the lube that's still in the nozzle of the pump will drip down. If you push down and twist you can lock the pump closed. This will dispense lube so it's best to save it for your last application and have a towel or not cannot hand to mop up the last drop or two that comes out of the pump before storage. I would say that the Lubilicious pump top is very similar to the one that comes on the Lynk but is slightly superior. But not enough to justify the price increase. If you're looking for a good consistent performing lube for partner, solo, and you play this is a very good option. But it doesn't really do anything special or unusual compared to other examples and since it's so similar to the cheaper per fluid ounce Lynk you might as well go with that since they're nearly identical. I'm glad to have it on hand but I wouldn't go out of my way to buy it in the future.

Gets the job done, but I am telling you now, this is ridiculously sticky

This is absolutely the best water-based lube ever made. I think I've tried 100 others and nothing comes close. Just wish they still sold the bigger bottle.

Lasted me about 2 years of once a week.

My absolute FAVORITE lube!! I recommend it to everyone!

As advertised

Not to watery, lasts longer (doesn’t dilute or evaporate) then the competition. It is listed as unscented and unflavored, but it smells and tastes like glycerin (in case you were curious). Slightly staining, but can be washed out.

Just unpacked it , can’t get the pump to release ? from factory .

Bottle was broken

Good quality, does the job.