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ID Pleasure Tingling Sensation Lubricant is a water-based tingling lube that adds a light, buzzing sensation to the smooth glide ID is known for. It's made for anyone who enjoys plain lube but wants a little extra spark during solo play, sex or toy time. It works with latex condoms and silicone toys, and this 8.5 oz bottle is the larger everyday size.
ID Pleasure starts with the same water-based formula as I-D Glide, the brand's long-running everyday lube, so the glide itself feels familiar: smooth, slick and not sticky. To that base, ID adds botanical extracts of ginkgo biloba and red clover. Those are what produce the gentle, buzzy tingle on the skin where you apply it. It isn't a numbing product and it isn't hot like a warming lube; think of a light, lively prickle that makes the area feel more awake. How strong it feels varies from person to person and from one part of the body to another, so start small.
Squeeze out a pea-sized amount first, warm it between your fingertips for a moment and apply it to the clitoris, vulva or penis. Give it a minute to settle; the sensation often builds a little after the first touch. If you'd like more, add another small amount. If it feels like too much, a damp cloth or a splash of water takes it off quickly, and a plain water-based lube on top softens the effect. It's equally at home during masturbation, foreplay, partnered sex and toy play. Many couples use a little on the most sensitive spots and a plain lube everywhere else.
Because it's water-based, it can start to feel tacky during a long session as the water evaporates. A few drops of water or a little more lube brings the glide back.
ID lists it as latex safe, so it's fine with latex condoms, and as silicone toy safe, so you can use it with your silicone vibrators and dildos without worrying about the surface turning gummy. It's also non-staining, which helps when it ends up on sheets. Afterwards it rinses off skin and toys with warm water.
This is a good choice if regular lube feels a bit flat and you want something that adds sensation without changing your routine. If you have sensitive skin, try a dab on your inner arm first and wait a few minutes. Anyone prone to irritation in intimate areas should start with a very small amount on external skin before using it more widely. Stop using it if you notice burning, redness or itching that doesn't settle when you rinse it off. The ingredient list isn't in the details we have, so check the bottle if you need to avoid anything specific.
This bottle holds 8.5 fl oz, roughly 250 mL, which lasts a long time given how little you need per use. ID also makes a 17 oz bottle of the same formula.
Shop more ID Lubricants and other stimulating gels and lubes, or compare formulas in our guide to lube for sex toys.
Helpful answers about ID Pleasure Tingling Sensation Lubricant 8.5 Oz.
ID Pleasure feels like a smooth, slick water-based lube with a light, buzzy tingle where you apply it. It's not hot like a warming lube and not numbing. The sensation often builds for a minute or two after application, so wait before adding more.
Yes. ID lists ID Pleasure Tingling Sensation Lubricant as latex safe, so it works with latex condoms. Apply it to the outside of the condom or to your partner's skin, and add more as needed, since water-based lube can dry during long sessions.
Yes. ID Pleasure is water-based and listed as silicone toy safe, so it won't make your silicone vibrators or dildos sticky. A little on the tip of a clitoral vibrator combines the tingle with vibration nicely. Rinse the toy with warm water afterwards.
ID doesn't market ID Pleasure for anal use, and the anus is more sensitive to stimulating ingredients. For anal play, a thicker, unflavoured water-based or silicone formula is a safer bet. Browse our anal lubes instead.
No. ID Pleasure is sold as a stimulating personal lubricant, not a flavoured or edible one, so keep it away from oral play. If you want something for oral sex, choose a lube made and labelled for that, and wash ID Pleasure off first.
If ID Pleasure feels too intense, wipe it away with a damp cloth or rinse with water; the tingle fades quickly once it's gone. Next time, use less or mix it with a plain water-based lube. Stop using it if irritation lasts.
ID Pleasure uses the same water-based base as I-D Glide, then adds ginkgo biloba and red clover extracts for the tingling sensation. Choose I-D Glide for plain, everyday lubrication and ID Pleasure when you want extra sensation.
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