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The 8 oz Creature Slime Green holds twice the lube of the small bottle, which makes sense once you know you like it, or if you use larger toys that need a generous coat. The recipe is the same: a green-tinted, unscented water based lube without glycerin or parabens, made by XR for its Creature Cocks line so the lube matches the colours of the fantasy dildos.
Big textured toys, such as ridged or knotted dildos, take a lot of lube, because every groove holds some. Anal play needs more again, and long sessions mean topping up. At 236 mL, this bottle copes with that kind of use without running dry halfway through the month. If you are only trying the colour, the 4 oz green bottle is the smaller commitment.
Hydroxyethylcellulose gives the gel its body, so it clings to a toy instead of sliding straight off. Like most water-based gels it starts slick and, as the water evaporates, slowly turns tacky. A few more drops of lube, or a splash of water, brings the glide back. That cycle is the trade-off for easy clean-up.
XR states it works with every toy type. That includes silicone, which is what most Creature Cocks dildos are made from, and it is the reason the line pairs its toys with water-based lube rather than silicone lube. Glass, metal and hard plastic toys are fine too. The green colour sits on the toy's surface while you play and rinses off afterwards with warm soapy water.
It suits regular users of silicone fantasy toys and anyone who wants a fragrance-free lube with a bit of colour. It is not the pick for water play, since any water-based gel rinses away in the shower. People who react to dyes should check the colourings listed below, or choose the uncoloured Creature Slime 16 oz.
Keep the bottle at room temperature with the cap closed, away from children. XR's label asks you to keep it out of eyes and ears and to stop using it if any irritation occurs. Wipe up drips on hard floors straight away, as they are slippery underfoot.
Want help choosing? Our lube buying guide compares the main bases, and the Creature Cocks collection has toys to pair it with.
Helpful answers about Creature Cocks Creature Slime Green Water-Based Lube – 8 oz.
The 8 oz Creature Slime Green bottle holds 236.58 mL according to XR, double the 4 oz size. That suits regular use with large or heavily textured toys, which hold lube in every ridge. The formula and colour are identical to the smaller bottle.
Yes, Creature Slime Green was made to pair with Creature Cocks toys, and XR says it works with any toy material. Most Creature Cocks dildos are silicone and carry a water-based-only lube note, and this gel avoids the surface damage silicone lube can cause.
Creature Slime Green will rinse off quickly in the shower, because it is water-based. You can use it there, but expect to reapply often. For long sessions under running water, a silicone lube lasts longer, though you should keep that away from silicone toys.
Yes, XR lists Creature Slime Green as free from glycerin and parabens, and neither appears in its ingredient list. It does contain two colourings, Yellow No. 5 and Blue No. 1, so check those if you know you are sensitive to dyes.
Creature Slime Green comes off toys and skin with warm water and mild soap. On fabric, rinse the spot with cool water soon after play; XR says it washes out easily, but tinted lube is always simpler to shift before it dries. A dark towel underneath saves effort.
Creature Slime Green and Purple share the same unscented, water-based recipe; only the colouring changes. Green uses Yellow No. 5 with Blue No. 1, while Creature Slime Purple uses Red No. 40 with Blue No. 1. Pick the shade that suits your toys.
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