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System JO Premium Anal Cooling is a silicone-based anal lube with a touch of menthol for a gentle cooling sensation. It's for anyone who wants a long-lasting glide for anal play and likes a fresh, tingly feel on contact. The formula has just three ingredients, with no preservatives and no numbing agents.
The cool comes from menthol, the third of only three ingredients. It's a light, fresh tingle on contact rather than an icy blast, and it fades gradually as the lube warms to body temperature. Some people find it makes the area feel more awake; others simply like the contrast with warm skin. JO says the formula contains no desensitizers, so you keep full feeling, which matters with anal play because sensation is how you know to slow down. Try a dab on the inside of your wrist or on the outside first to see how strong the cooling feels for you.
The anus doesn't make its own lubrication, and water-based gels can be absorbed or dry out partway through. A silicone anal lube like this one sits on the skin instead, so it keeps its glide much longer and needs less reapplying. JO describes the feel as silky and buttery: thicker than a thin silicone serum, extra slick, and never sticky or tacky. It's also water-resistant, so it holds up in the shower or bath.
Start with a generous amount on the toy, finger or condom and around the entrance, then add more as needed. A little goes a long way compared with water-based lube. Because it's silicone, it isn't the right choice for silicone toys, which it can damage over time; use it with glass, metal, ABS or with condoms, and pick a water-based lube for silicone toys. Silicone lubes in general are compatible with latex condoms, though JO doesn't state it on this listing. Clean-up takes soap and warm water, since water alone won't rinse silicone away, and it's worth washing sheets soon after to keep marks from setting.
Browse the JO lubricants range, compare our cooling lubes, or read our anal play tips.
Helpful answers about System JO Premium Anal Cooling Lubricant.
For anal play, many people prefer a silicone-based lube like JO Premium Anal Cooling, because it lasts much longer than water-based and needs less reapplying. Use plenty. The one exception is silicone toys: pair those with a thick water-based anal lube instead.
No. JO says Premium Anal Cooling contains no desensitizers. The menthol gives a cool, tingly feeling, but you keep full sensation. That's important for anal play, because pain is the signal to slow down or stop.
JO Premium Anal Cooling has a light cooling feel from menthol that fades as the lube warms up. Sensitivity varies, so test a little on your wrist or the outer skin first. If it feels too intense, wipe off the excess and use a plain silicone lube instead.
It's not recommended. JO Premium Anal Cooling is silicone-based and can break down silicone toys over time. Use it with glass, metal or hard plastic toys, and switch to a water-based option for silicone; see our anal lubes.
No. JO Premium Anal Cooling is preservative-free, with just three ingredients: dimethicone, dimethiconol and menthol. Silicone lubes don't support bacteria the way water-based ones can, which is why they can skip preservatives.
Wash JO Premium Anal Cooling off skin and toys with warm water and soap, since water alone won't shift silicone. Wash sheets or towels soon after use. On hard floors in the shower, wipe up drips, because silicone lube makes surfaces slippery.
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