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Sliquid Oceanics is a natural lubricant with an aloe base and seaweed-derived thickeners, part of the Sliquid Organics line. Where most water-based lubes rely on glycerin or synthetic polymers for body, Oceanics gets its slip from carrageenan, agar and guar gum, with nori among the ingredients. This listing is the 4.2 oz bottle.
Sliquid's full list is: organic aloe barbadensis decolorized leaf juice (reconstituted), organic agar agar, carrageenan, organic nori, organic guar gum, organic hibiscus extract, organic flax extract, organic green tea extract, organic sunflower seed extract, potassium sorbate and citric acid. Aloe replaces plain water as the base, and carrageenan gives the product its marine character and its name. Carrageenan and agar both come from red seaweed and are the same thickeners used in many foods; guar comes from a bean. Sliquid makes Oceanics without glycerin, parabens, glycols, PEG, sorbitol or sulfates, and describes it as vegan-friendly.
Sliquid says Oceanics is blended to work with the body's own natural lubrication, and its seaweed and guar thickeners give it more body than plain water without the greasy film an oil leaves behind. Like any water-based formula it will soak in over a long session; a splash of water or a little more lube brings it back. No flavouring is added.
Sliquid lists Oceanics as compatible with latex, rubber, plastic and silicone toys, so it's an easy match for a silicone vibrator, a glass dildo or a hard plastic bullet. Water-based formulas are the usual pairing for latex condoms as well. It washes away with warm water and a little mild soap, and Sliquid describes it as non-staining.
Begin with a small amount on your fingertips and apply it to wherever you need it, whether that's skin, a toy or the outside of a condom. Add more as you go rather than starting with a handful. For penetration, coat both the toy and the body. Store the bottle at room temperature with the cap closed; because it uses plant ingredients and simple preservatives, keeping it away from heat and sun helps it stay fresh.
Oceanics suits people who read labels and want plant ingredients they recognise, couples looking for one lube that works with their silicone toys, and anyone who has found glycerin-based lubes sticky. It's less suited to long sessions in the shower, where water rinses it away; a silicone formula holds up better there. If you dislike any gel-like body, a thinner liquid may feel lighter. And if a partner has a known sensitivity to any plant extract, check the full list together first.
Oceanics is for shoppers who want an organic, plant-heavy list. If you want the plainest possible water-based formula, Sliquid H2O is the classic option. If Oceanics becomes a regular, the 8.5 oz Oceanics is the larger bottle of the same formula.
Compare formulas in our lubricant guide, or browse organic lubes and the full Sliquid range.
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