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Wet Gold is a hybrid lube that blends water and silicone, so it glides longer than a water-based gel but still rinses off with water. It's odourless, non-sticky and compatible with latex condoms, and this 9 oz bottle is sized for regular use. It suits couples who want one long-lasting lube for sex, foreplay and massage without the clean-up of pure silicone.
Water-based lubes are easy to clean and kind to toys, but they can dry out and need topping up. Silicone lubes last much longer, but they cling to skin and sheets and can be tricky with silicone toys. Wet Gold blends the two. You get a smoother, longer glide than a typical water-based gel, and because the formula is water-soluble, it still washes off with plain water. Wet describes it as odourless and non-sticky, so it doesn't leave that tacky film some water-based lubes do as they dry.
It's a silky liquid rather than a thick gel. A small amount spreads a long way, and it stays slippery through longer sessions without needing to be reapplied every few minutes. That makes it a good everyday lube for intercourse, for foreplay with hands, and for massage, which Wet lists among its uses. Start with a coin-sized amount warmed between your palms, then add more if you need it.
Wet says Gold is compatible with natural rubber latex, so you can use it with latex condoms and dams. Toys are a different question. Because the blend contains silicone, it's worth spot-testing on silicone toys before regular use: rub a little on the base, leave it for an hour, wash it off and check that the surface still feels smooth. Glass, stainless steel and hard plastic toys aren't affected by silicone lube, so they're fine. If a silicone toy turns tacky or dull, switch to a pure water-based lube for that one.
This is where a hybrid earns its place. Wet Gold is water-soluble and non-staining, so it rinses off skin with warm water and comes out of bedding in a normal wash. There's no need for soap to break it down the way there is with pure silicone. Wipe the bottle cap after use so it doesn't get slippery in the hand next time.
Nine ounces, about 266 ml, is a big bottle, made for couples who use lube regularly or anyone who likes it for massage as well. Keep it by the bed with the cap closed, away from direct heat. Trigg Laboratories makes it in the USA in a cGMP-compliant lab. The bottle design has changed over time, so the one you receive may look different from older photos, but the formula is the same.
Choose Wet Gold if you find water-based lubes dry out too quickly but don't want the clean-up of pure silicone, or if you want one bottle for sex and massage. If you mainly use silicone toys and don't want to spot-test, a pure water-based lube is the simpler choice.
See more from Wet, compare our hybrid lubes, or read our guide to choosing a lubricant.
Helpful answers about Wet Gold Hybrid Water & Silicone Lubricant – 9 oz.
A hybrid lube like Wet Gold mixes a water base with silicone. The silicone keeps it slippery for longer than a water-based gel, while the water base means it washes off with plain water. It's a middle ground for people who find water-based lube dries too soon.
Yes. Wet says Gold is compatible with natural rubber latex, so it's fine with latex condoms and dental dams. Apply it to the outside of the condom. Avoid mixing it with oil-based products, which can weaken latex.
Wet Gold contains silicone, so spot-test it on a silicone toy first. Rub a little on the base, leave it an hour, then wash and check the surface. If it feels tacky or rough, use a water-based lube with that toy instead. Glass, metal and hard plastic toys are fine.
Yes. That's the main point of Wet Gold's hybrid formula: the silicone in the blend slows drying, so you reapply less often than with a typical water-based lube. It won't last quite as long as a pure silicone lube, but it's much easier to wash off.
No. Wet Gold is water-soluble and non-staining. It rinses off skin with warm water and comes out of bedding in a normal wash, without the greasy patches pure silicone lube can leave.
Yes. Wet lists massage alongside foreplay and intercourse. Its silky glide spreads easily over skin and doesn't turn sticky. For a full-body massage, a dedicated massage oil may feel richer, but avoid oil if you'll be using latex condoms afterwards.
Wet Gold's long-lasting glide works for anal, and many people like hybrids for that reason. Apply generously and reapply when needed. If you want a thicker, more cushioned texture, a dedicated anal lube may suit you better.
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