Jock Creamy Hybrid Cum Lube – 8 oz

Jock Creamy Cum Lubricant is a hybrid lube: part water, part silicone, with a thick white look that mimics semen. The hybrid base is the useful part. Water makes it easy to rinse off, while the silicone component keeps it slippery for longer than a pure water formula, so you reapply less often during long sessions.

Texture and glide

It pours thick and opaque and stays white during play rather than thinning out to clear. The texture stretches and clings, so it stays where you put it on a shaft, a toy or a stroker sleeve. XR says it doesn't have the heavy residue of a pure silicone lube, and warm water washes it away.

What's in it, and what isn't

The ingredients are water, propylene glycol, dimethicone and dimethiconol (the silicone part), aloe leaf powder, vitamin E acetate and several thickeners, with chlorphenesin as the preservative. There's no glycerin, no parabens and no added fragrance. Glycerin-free formulas are worth seeking out if glycerin-based lubes have bothered you before.

Condoms and toys

XR says it's compatible with natural rubber latex and polyisoprene condoms, but not polyurethane ones. With toys, take care. XR's features line says it works with all toy materials, yet the formula contains silicone, and silicone in a lube can roughen some silicone toys over time. Test a small dab on the base of a silicone toy, leave it for an hour and check for tackiness before using it all over. With glass, metal and hard plastic toys, it's not a concern.

How to use it

Apply as much as you need and add more only when the glide fades, which takes longer than with a water-based lube. Afterward, rinse skin and toys with warm water. Close the cap tightly and store the bottle somewhere cool and out of sunlight.

Specifications

• Brand: XR, Jock line
• Base: water and silicone hybrid
• Colour: white, creamy
• Scent: no added fragrance
• Free from: glycerin, parabens, oil
• Condoms: latex and polyisoprene; not polyurethane
• Size: 8 oz (240 mL)
• Made in: USA

See more hybrid lubes, or read our lubricant guide to compare bases.