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The 4 fl oz JO H2O Cooling is the bedside size of System JO's minty, water-based cooling lubricant. Peppermint leaf extract gives it a fresh chill on contact, and the base is the same light, non-sticky H2O glide JO is known for. Choose the 4 oz once you know you like the cooling sensation and want a bottle that keeps up with regular use.
Cooling lube tends to become either a favourite or a one-time curiosity. If you're in the first group, the 4 oz saves you from reordering small bottles. Couples who use it as a standard part of foreplay, or who mix it with a plain lube to dial the chill up or down, get through it faster than they expect. If you haven't tried it yet, the 1 oz H2O Cooling is the sample-sized version. Many people keep both: the big bottle at home and the small one packed for trips.
The cool feeling responds to air and movement. Blowing gently across the skin after applying it brings the chill forward; covering the area or keeping still lets it settle. Some couples alternate cooling with warmth, using a warm hand, a warm towel or JO's H2O Warming on another area, for contrast. Others keep it simple and use the mint freshness as part of slow foreplay, building up gradually over several minutes rather than applying a lot at once.
JO lists a glycerin and water base with peppermint leaf extract, a cellulose thickener, polysorbate 20, propylene glycol and chlorphenesin. It is made without silicones, artificial fragrances, hormones or parabens, according to JO. Older descriptions of this product mention menthol and paraben preservatives, so the bottle you receive may show a different panel; read the label if a specific ingredient matters to you.
Latex and polyisoprene condoms are listed by JO as compatible, and JO says it suits all toy materials, including silicone. It isn't a contraceptive. Because it's water-based, it won't hold up in the shower or bath; water rinses it away, which also makes clean-up after play quick.
If mint sensations irritate your skin, or you've had a reaction to peppermint products before, choose an unscented lube instead. It also isn't designed as a flavoured lube: the peppermint is there for sensation. And for long sessions without topping up, a silicone or hybrid formula will last longer.
Store upright with the cap closed, at room temperature. Keeping it in the fridge isn't necessary, and the cooling works without chilling the bottle.
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Helpful answers about JO H2O Cooling Lubricant 4 fl oz.
Yes, JO sells H2O Cooling in 1, 2 and 4 oz with the same formula. The 4 oz suits people who already use it regularly. If you're new to cooling lube, the 1 oz bottle is the easier first purchase.
JO's current listing names peppermint leaf extract as the cooling agent, not menthol on its own. Some older descriptions mention menthol, so check the ingredient panel on your bottle if you specifically avoid it.
It's strongest just after you apply it and when there's air or movement over the skin. It eases as the lube warms and absorbs. Adding a little more brings it back; a splash of water calms it down.
Yes, on different areas or one after the other, as long as both are water-based. Pairing JO H2O Cooling with H2O Warming is a simple way to play with contrast. Patch test each one first.
JO lists latex and polyisoprene condoms as compatible. Polyurethane isn't mentioned on JO's page. The lube does not offer any contraceptive or spermicidal effect on its own.
No. The cooling comes from peppermint extract, not from the lube's temperature. Room temperature storage, cap closed and out of direct sun, is all it needs. A chilled bottle simply adds an extra jolt of cold.
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