Shibari Water-Based Lubricant, Premium Personal Lube for Couples and Women, 4 fl oz

Works as intended.

Pleasant smell and non-greasy.

I’ve primarily used water based lubes due to sex toys. My husband recommended it because he used it like 10 years ago. It smells like maple syrup but that could just be me? It’s a different consistency than other lubes I’ve used but it feels more realistic. It lasts a solid 45 minutes.My fun parts smell like pancakes and there’s no awkward flakey dryness when the lube wears off.

Works very well. Does not go dry and stays slippery. Its silicone so its a bit harder to clean after but its harmless. Much better than the old types.

Let's get something straight right away about my use of this product. I do not use this lubricant for the purpose that it is intended for, and for the reason that others may use it for.I use this product as a Colostomy Bag Lubricant. This may be counterintuitive, and it may be hard for some people to comprehend, but Colostomy Bag Lubricant is extremely expensive, because it is a medical product, and it is sold exclusively by medical supply company's and colostomy product manufacturers. These companies make BIG, ENORMOUSLY HUGE, RIDICULOUSLY LARGE PROFITS on the sale on an expendable medical supply WHICH IS ESSENTIALLY THE EXACT SAME THING as the Shibari Water Based Intimate Lubricant.The only difference between the Shibari Water Based Intimate Lubricant and the colostomy bag lubricants that are sold by medical supply company's today, is the Shibari Lubricant is much much cheaper, it is a little bit runnier and thinner in viscosity than the colostomy bag lubricants that I have used in the past, and a colostomy bag lubricant has a deodorant added to decrease the odors associated with using a colostomy bag. Colostomy bag lubricants may also have antibacterial and antifungal agent additives as well, I really don't know about any additives they may have added, and the ingredients ARE NOT LISTED on any of the bottles of the lubricants that I have purchased.Anyone who has to use a colostomy bag MUST USE A LUBRICANT for the inside of the bag. The product is used to lubricate the inside of the bag once or twice a day, or every time the bag is emptied, so that your waste products do not stick to the inside of the bag, and also so that the bag can be emptied easily.An 8 oz bottle of Colostomy Bag Lubricant can cost up to $30.00 or more for a single bottle, and it can be easy to go through 2 or more bottles a month, depending on how often the bag has to be emptied, and also on how often you have bowel movements.The cost of a single 32 oz bottle of the Shibari Water Based Intimate Lubricant makes this product the best value for the money on the market that I have ever been able to find, hands down, and it works at least as well as the best colostomy bag lubricants that I have ever used.The only difference that I have found between the two different products is that colostomy bag lubricants have that deodorant added to it to decrease smells, which I have found has very limited benefits when it comes to really decreasing the odors associated with having a colostomy bag in the first place, and colostomy bag lubricants seem to be a little bit "Stickier" in consistency, so they tend to "stick" a little bit better to the inside of a colostomy bag. I have found that using a spray type air deodorizer works better to decrease the odors that spring into the air when I have to empty my colostomy bag than anything else available for use in the colostomy bag lubricants as a deodorizer.With all of that having been said, I highly recommend this product as the best lubricant available on the market that I have ever been able to find on a volume Vs price cost basis, and I have bought and tried a LOT of different products before I was able to find this Shibari Water Based Intimate Lubricant product. I wish that it was a little bit "Thicker" in consistency so that it would be a little bit "Stickier" for my uses, but other that that, the price VS volume is an exceptionally great value for the money, especially if you have to use a lot of this type of product. The consistency from bottle to bottle is a little bit off sometimes, one was very good, the next was a little bit on the "runny" side, but the product does the job cheaply and works very well for my uses, and that is the main thing that concerns me more that anything else. I do not have any medical insurance to buy my Ostomy Supplies or to reimburse me for my medical costs, so this product is just what the doctor ordered for me as far as I am concerned.

Ever since KY decided to start putting what I can only assume is sand in their lube (interesting choice) I’ve been hunting for a new fave. This stuff is AWESOME but I can’t understand why the bottle has to leak. This is a big bottle of lube, why does it leak? Why are my bedside drawers covered in a thick sludge of this stuff? Why do my clothes get lubed up if I take this stuff on an airplane? I assume the company has at least one packaging engineer on staff or in consult, so why does the bottle leak? I think I speak for the world when I say I’d spend an extra $0.60 for a bottle that doesn’t leak.You know what doesn’t leak? Astroglide bottles. But I don’t like astroglide, so I go buy astroglide and I empty the container out and then I fill it up with this stuff that I do like. Know what it costs to do that? Do you know how much time out of my week it takes? Do you know what I’d pay to not have to do that? Do you know the peace of mind I’d have knowing I don’t have to ask the housekeeper to skip my bedroom because the bed stands look like a scene from Ghostbusters?It’s 2024, we can see into distant galaxies and we have a search engine that can write this review. Why does the bucket of lube I bought on Amazon have to leak?

Great product. Not greasy and very effective