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System JO Cocktails Mai Tai is a water-based flavoured lube that tastes like the tropical drink it is named after: orange, pineapple and a squeeze of lime. It is made without sugar, so the same bottle can go from oral to vaginal or toy play without a change of lube. The 2 fl oz (60 mL) bottle suits couples who want a little fun in the bedside drawer and anyone curious to try JO's cocktail range before buying a bigger size.
The flavour leads with citrusy orange, then juicy pineapple, with a fresh lime note at the end. It is sweetened with sucralose rather than sugar, and JO says the flavours are calorie free. The taste is noticeable but not syrupy, closer to a fruity drink than a candy. Because flavour is strongest when the lube is fresh, a small top-up during oral brings it back. If you are not sure about tropical flavours, start with a tiny amount on a fingertip before using it on a partner. It also pairs well with kissing and licking during foreplay, on the neck, chest or inner thighs, where a hint of fruit makes slow teasing more playful.
Many sweet lubes are fine for the mouth but less friendly elsewhere, because sugars can upset the vaginal environment. JO makes the Cocktails range without sugar and says it is safe for vaginal use. That means you can move from oral to penetration without wiping off one lube and applying another, which is exactly the moment where flavoured lubes are most useful. As with any new product, stop using it if you notice irritation, and if you are prone to sensitivity, note that the base contains glycerin.
Underneath the flavour it behaves like a regular JO water-based lube: smooth, silky and comfortable, with a light, non-greasy finish. Water-based formulas absorb as you go, so it will need reapplying in a long session, especially for anything beyond oral. Add a few drops of water or saliva to revive it before reaching for more. When you are done, it washes off with water and does not stain sheets, and JO says it leaves skin feeling soft.
JO lists Cocktails as compatible with most toys and condoms. Being water-based, it is safe with latex condoms and silicone toys, which makes it a handy choice for oral sex with a condom or dental dam, where unflavoured latex can taste unpleasant. It also works for hand play and massage on smaller areas. It is not designed as a long-lasting anal lube; for that, pick a thicker water-based or silicone formula.
Water (aqua), glycerin, potassium sorbate, hydroxyethylcellulose, flavour, sucralose, sodium chloride and citric acid. That is a short, simple list. Keep the cap closed when not in use and store the bottle at room temperature so the flavour stays fresh. The 60 mL bottle is small enough for a travel bag or bedside drawer, and an easy way to find out whether you like Mai Tai before buying a larger size or trying another cocktail flavour from the range.
See more from System JO, browse all flavoured lubes, or read our guide to lubes for sex toys.
Helpful answers about System JO Cocktails Mai Tai Flavored Lube.
Yes, JO Cocktails Mai Tai is made for oral play, so a little going down is expected. It's sugar free and sweetened with sucralose, and JO lists the flavours as calorie free. It's a lube, not a food, so use it for play rather than as a topping.
Yes. JO makes the Cocktails range without sugar and says it's safe for vaginal use, so you can go straight from oral to penetration. Stop if you notice itching or stinging; the glycerin in the formula can bother some people.
Yes. JO Cocktails Mai Tai is water-based and listed as compatible with most condoms, including latex. It's a good match for oral sex with a condom, where the fruity flavour covers the taste of latex.
It's not the first choice. JO Cocktails Mai Tai is a lighter, flavoured water-based lube that absorbs fairly quickly, while anal play needs a thicker, longer-lasting formula. Keep the Mai Tai for oral and switch to a dedicated option from our anal lubes.
It's clearly fruity, with orange and pineapple first and a hint of lime, but not overpowering. The taste fades as the lube absorbs, so add a drop more to refresh it. If you want something subtler, try a little on your fingertip first.
Yes. It's water-based, so it won't damage silicone toys the way silicone lube can. JO says it's compatible with most toys. Rinse your toy with warm water afterwards so the sweetener doesn't leave a tacky feel.
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