Passion Natural Water-Based Lubricant - 34 oz

amazing saller fast delivery! i am so happy! thank you!

Im very happy with this lube, it last longer the other lubes i've tried. Add a touch of water to last longer. Clean up is every easy.

Does not get sticky and leaves skin feeling soft. Very natural feeling

Passion Lube's Water Based Lubricant is rather affordable, and works well enough. It is good, but I would not say it is the best. It could last longer and slide a little better. It is worth noting that I prefer lubricants to be like a gel. It can become sticky with use and may require either more lubricant to be added, or some warm water to allow the water to provide it's lubricative properties as it dries out, but those are my only complaints to it. I got the 34 fl oz bottle from Passion Lubes on January 9th (Ordered Jan 7), and I still have around 1/5th or 1/6th of the bottle remaining. I tend to use a lot of lubricant, and use the lubricant quite often. This bottle will last quite a long time, as I've had it for close to 6 and a half months, and still have a decent amount left. Comparison to some other Best Sellers - Paloqueth and Shibari Shibari has a 32 fl oz bottle for $19.95 (62 cents per fl oz), while Paloqueth only has a 13.5 fl oz bottle for $14.99 ($1.11 per fl oz). Out of Shibari, Paloqueth and Passion Lubes, I have only tried Paloqueth and Passion Lubes. Between these two, I personally prefer Paloqueth's lubricant over Passion Lube's - However it is almost two times more expensive per fl oz than Shibari or Passion Lubes. I am updating my review as I have since tried Shibari's water based lubricant. Both of these come in at almost the exact same price per fluid ounce with Passion Lubes's ranking at 60 cents per fluid once ($20.28 for 34 fl oz/1 Liter) and Shibari's 62 cents per fluid ounce, I have come to the conclusion that I would rank Shibari's water based lubricant as being better than Passion Lube's water based lubricant. Shibari's lubricant has a more slippery feeling, and seems to last much longer than Passion Lube's before issues of drying out occur. With Passion Lubes, I find I have to reapply the lubricant after anywhere between 10-15 minutes, whereas Shibari's lasts around 25-30 minutes before I need to think about reapplying lube or adding a small amount of water, although I do not find that I inherently *need* to reapply it, rather that it just doesn't lubricate as well as it did at the start. With Passion Lube's, I find that I *do* need to reapply it, as it starts to cause friction when it's drying out. Overall, between Paloqueth, Passion Lubes and Shibari, I would rank them in terms of best to worst quality and performance being: 1: Shibari 2: Paloqueth 3: Passion Lubes However, I would not rank them the same in the order of which I recommend them, as In order of recommendation, it would go: 1. Shibari 2. Passion Lubes 3. Paloqueth I rank Paloqueth as the least recommended due to the price difference. Paloqueth works just about as well as Shibari, but costs almost 2 times more than Shibari does. So while I would rate Paloqueth as better than Passion Lubes, due to the price difference I recommend Passion Lubes over Paloqueth, but below Shibari.

Nice consistency. Smooth. Non sticky! Will buy again 🙂