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ID Glide Natural Feel is a water based personal lubricant that gives smooth, easy slip without feeling sticky or heavy. It's one of ID Lubricants' longest-running formulas, safe with latex and polyurethane condoms and with all toy materials, including silicone. This 4.4 oz bottle suits couples and solo users who want one reliable, all-purpose lube.
ID Glide is a classic, thin-to-medium water-based lube: clear, smooth and not greasy. ID calls it "natural feel" because it adds slip without the heavy, cushioned feel of a gel or the slick coating of silicone. That makes it an easy everyday lube for vaginal sex, masturbation, hand play and toys, and a good first bottle if you've never bought lube before.
ID says the formula has been tested for compatibility with latex and polyurethane condoms, so it won't weaken them the way oil does. Being water-based, it's also safe with silicone toys, which silicone lubes can damage, and with glass, metal and hard plastic. One bottle covers partnered sex with condoms and solo toy play.
Water-based lubes eventually soak into the skin or evaporate and start to feel tacky. With ID Glide, you don't always need to reach for the bottle: a drop of water or saliva reactivates the layer that's already there. For longer sessions, keep a glass of water by the bed. It's also designed not to stain, and any spills wash out of sheets in a normal wash.
The ingredients are water, glycerin, propylene glycol, cellulose gum, EDTA, carbomer, PEG-90M, tetrahydroxypropyl ethylenediamine, methylparaben, sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate. Glycerin gives the smooth feel and helps the lube last, but some people with sensitive skin or a tendency to yeast irritation prefer glycerin-free formulas, and it also contains a paraben. If either matters to you, a glycerin-free option such as SUTIL Pure is worth comparing. Spot-test any new lube on your inner arm first.
ID Glide comes in several bottle sizes, from 2.2 oz up to 64 oz. This listing is the 4.4 oz bottle, a practical nightstand size that lasts a while for most couples without committing to a big pump bottle.
See more from ID Lubricants, compare our water-based lubes, or read our guide to choosing a lubricant.
Helpful answers about ID Glide Natural Feel Water Based Lubricant 4.4 Oz.
Yes. ID says ID Glide Natural Feel is tested for compatibility with latex and polyurethane condoms. Water-based lubes like this don't weaken latex the way oils and lotions do. Apply it to the outside of the condom once it's on.
Yes. ID Glide is water-based, so it's safe with silicone toys as well as glass, metal, ABS and TPE. Silicone lubes are the ones that can damage silicone toys. Rinse the toy after use to wash the lube away.
ID Glide works for anal, but it's a thinner, natural-feel formula, so you'll need to reapply more often than with a thick anal gel. Use plenty and top up as soon as anything feels dry. For a longer-lasting cushion, look at our anal lubes.
As the water in ID Glide evaporates, the glycerin left behind can feel tacky. Add a drop of water or saliva and it becomes slippery again, which is often better than adding more lube. Wipe away excess afterward with a damp cloth.
Yes. ID Glide Natural Feel contains glycerin and methylparaben, along with propylene glycol. Many people use it without any issue, but if you're prone to irritation, choose a glycerin- and paraben-free water-based lube and patch-test first.
ID Glide is designed not to stain, and as a water-based lube it washes out of sheets and clothing in a regular wash. Wipe up large spills while they're wet. It's far easier to clean up than oil or silicone lubes.
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