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ID Glide Natural Feel 64 Oz is the refill jug of one of the most widely used water-based lube formulas around: just under two litres of the same thin, slick Glide that ID sells in pocket tubes. It's for people who already know they like Glide and are tired of running out, for couples who go through lube quickly, and for anyone using generous amounts with strokers and sleeves.

Who needs 64 ounces of water-based lube?

For occasional use, this is far more than you need. It makes sense when lube is part of almost every session, when a masturbation sleeve calls for a good handful each time, or when two people share one supply. Bought this way, you refill a smaller bottle by the bed instead of buying new ones, and you never discover an empty container at the wrong moment. If you're new to Glide, try a smaller size first; the 4.4 oz bottle is the same formula.

How Glide feels

"Natural feel" is ID's way of saying it's thin and wet rather than thick and cushiony. It spreads easily, isn't sticky, and has no scent. Like every water-based formula, it gradually absorbs, and ID notes that a splash of water or saliva reactivates it once it starts to dry. That's handy with a jug this size, since you can top up without reaching for the big bottle mid-session.

Compared with thicker gels, Glide gives less cushion, so anal play usually calls for more frequent top-ups or a dedicated thicker formula. For vaginal sex, hand play and toys, its lighter texture is the point: it feels close to natural wetness and doesn't leave a heavy film behind once you're done.

Decanting and dispensing

A large jug isn't something you want on the nightstand. The easy routine is to keep the 64 oz container in a cupboard and refill a smaller bottle or pump dispenser from it every week or two. Use a clean, dry container and a funnel, and avoid topping up a bottle that still holds old lube; empty and rinse it first. We can't confirm whether this size ships with a pump, so plan on decanting.

Condoms, toys and sleeves

ID tests Glide for use with latex and polyurethane condoms, and it's safe with silicone, glass, metal and hard plastic toys. Water-based is also the usual choice for TPE and similar soft sleeve materials, since it washes out of the texture with plain water. If you share toys, one formula that suits everything saves guesswork.

Keeping a big bottle fresh

Store the jug closed, at room temperature and away from heat and direct sun. Lube has a shelf life, so check the date on the label and use the bottle within it; if the texture or smell changes, replace it. The formula is non-staining and rinses from sheets with ordinary washing.

Specifications

  • Brand: ID Lubricants, Glide Natural Feel
  • Type: water-based personal lubricant
  • Size: 64 fl oz (about 1.9 L)
  • Ingredients: water, glycerin, propylene glycol, cellulose gum, EDTA, carbomer, PEG-90M, tetrahydroxypropyl ethylenediamine, methylparaben, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate
  • Compatible with: latex and polyurethane condoms; silicone and other toy materials
  • Scent: none
  • Listed as vegan by retailers; made in the USA
  • Other sizes: 17 oz and 128 oz (3.8 L)

For help matching lube to toy materials, read our lube compatibility guide or browse all water-based lubricants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about ID Glide Natural Feel Water Based Lubricant 64 Oz.

Does the 64 oz ID Glide come with a pump?

We can't confirm a pump for this size, so plan to decant. Pour into a clean pump bottle or a smaller squeeze bottle with a funnel, and keep the jug sealed in a cupboard between refills.

What is the most natural feeling water-based lube?

Natural feel usually means thin, wet and not sticky, which is how Glide is formulated. If you want more cushion for anal play, a thicker gel will suit you better; for everyday slip, a thin formula like this feels closest to your own.

Is ID Glide good for masturbation sleeves and strokers?

Yes. It's water-based, so it suits TPE and silicone sleeves and rinses out of internal textures with warm water. Sleeves take a lot of lube, which is where a jug this size pays off. See more lubes for masturbation.

Can I use ID Glide with latex condoms?

Yes. ID tests it for use with latex and polyurethane condoms, so it won't weaken them the way oil-based products can. Apply it to the outside of the condom after it's on, and add more as it absorbs.

How long does a 64 oz bottle of lube last?

It depends entirely on how much you use, but it's a long-term supply for most households. Check the date on the label and store it closed and away from heat so it stays usable to the end.

What do I do when water-based lube starts to dry out?

Add a little water or saliva instead of more lube. Glide reactivates when rewetted, which saves product and avoids a build-up of residue on skin or toys.

Does ID Glide contain glycerin?

Yes, along with propylene glycol and paraben preservatives. If you'd rather avoid those, ID Free is the glycerin- and paraben-free alternative from the same brand.

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