Material Compatibility Chart
To prevent material degradation, match your lubricant to the specific composition of your item:
• Silicone: Use water-based lubricants. Avoid silicone-based lubricants as they can dissolve the surface.
• TPE / TPR / Jelly: Use water-based lubricants only. Silicone-based products will damage these materials.
• Glass & Steel: Both water-based and silicone-based lubricants are compatible with these non-porous materials, though silicone offers longer-lasting glide properties without drying out as quickly as water-based options.
The Risks of Oil-Based Lubricants
Oil-based lubricants (such as petroleum jelly, baby oil, or natural oils) pose a significant risk to many product materials. These substances can break down the molecular structure of latex, causing it to tear or lose elasticity quickly. Furthermore, they can cause many synthetic materials like TPE to become sticky or permanently deformed.
The Golden Rule: When in Doubt, Use Water-Based
If you are unsure about the specific material composition of a product, the safest protocol is to use a water-based lubricant. Water-based formulas are compatible with almost all surfaces, including silicone, TPE, latex, glass, and steel. They are easy to clean and do not pose a risk of material erosion.
Ordering and Delivery Information
We operate exclusively through our online store; we do not have a physical storefront. All orders are delivered via courier or cargo. To ensure privacy, all shipments are sent in neutral kraft boxes. The packaging does not display the product name, category, or store identity, ensuring the courier remains unaware of the contents.
To check availability and exact pricing, please use the 'Ask about stock & price' button on the product page. The prices shown on the site are reference prices; the final price and delivery timeline will be confirmed in our response before any transaction begins. Please note that due to hygiene regulations, we cannot accept returns on personal products that have been opened.