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Wet Platinum is a pure silicone lubricant from Wet, made by Trigg Laboratories, and this 9 fl oz bottle is the size to pick up once you already know you like it. Silicone sits on the skin rather than soaking in, so a small amount keeps things slick through a long session, and it keeps working in the shower where water-based gels rinse straight off.
The formula is clear and unscented, with a thin, silky glide rather than a thick gel. It spreads much further than you expect: start with a few drops, warm them between your fingers and add more only when you need it. Because silicone doesn't evaporate, it won't turn tacky halfway through, and you rarely have to stop and reapply. Being concentrated, a 9 oz bottle lasts far longer than the same volume of water-based gel; for a toy or a condom, a coin-sized drop is usually plenty. Wet describes it as oil-free and paraben-free. It's also unflavoured, so for oral play a flavoured water-based lube is the better match.
Long sessions, handjobs and massage-style touch, masturbation and anal play are where a lube that stays put makes a real difference. Water is the other big one: in the shower, bath or hot tub, silicone holds its slip instead of washing away. Wet states that the formula can be used with condoms, and unlike oil it won't break down latex.
Silicone lube can leave the surface of some silicone toys gummy or rough, and Wet's own label warns against combining it with other silicone products. Glass, stainless steel, hard ABS plastic and ceramic toys are a natural pairing: the glide lasts and nothing reacts. If your toy is silicone, or you aren't sure what it's made of, dab a little on the base and check it after an hour, or reach for a water-based formula instead. Our guide to matching lube to your toys walks through each material.
Silicone won't rinse off with water alone. Wash skin with warm water and soap, and clean glass or metal toys the same way. It can mark some fabrics, so lay a towel down and try it on a hidden corner of the sheets before relying on it. On tile or the floor of a tub it is very slippery; wipe up drips with soap straight after shower play.
Pure silicone is runnier than gel and creeps past caps when a bottle lies on its side, so keep this one upright with the lid closed firmly. Store it at room temperature, away from radiators and direct sun. If you'd like a smaller bottle for the bedside drawer or a weekend bag, the 3 fl oz Wet Platinum is easy to refill from this one, while the 1 gallon size suits anyone who goes through it quickly.
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Helpful answers about Wet Platinum Silicone Lubricant 9 Fl. Oz..
Neither wins outright; they suit different jobs. Silicone lasts longer, keeps working in water and needs soap to wash off. Water-based rinses away easily and is safe with every toy material. Many people keep one of each, and our water-based lubes cover the other half of that pair.
Wet's label advises against pairing it with other silicone products, because some silicone toys turn gummy or rough when they meet silicone lube. If you want to try, dab a little on the toy's base and check it after an hour. Otherwise keep this bottle for glass, steel and hard plastic.
Wet states that the formula can be used with condoms, and silicone doesn't weaken latex the way oil does. Put the condom on first, then spread a little lube on the outside rather than inside the tip, where it could make the condom slip.
Yes, and that's where it stands out. Silicone doesn't dissolve in water, so the slip lasts under running water or in a hot tub. Mind your footing afterwards: drips on tile or acrylic stay slick until you wash them away with soap.
It's a common pick, since it doesn't dry out partway through and you won't be stopping to reapply. Use more than you think you need and go slowly. If a toy is involved, check its material first; glass and steel plugs pair well with it.
Blot the excess, then work a drop of dish soap into the spot before washing in warm water. Silicone needs a degreaser to lift, so plain water won't shift it. Test delicate fabrics on a hidden area first, and spread a towel down next time.
Pure silicone is thinner than a gel and works its way past caps when the bottle lies on its side. Store it upright with the cap pressed shut, and wipe the neck before closing so residue doesn't build up and stop the lid sealing.
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