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Swiss Navy Anal Jelly with Clove is a thick, water-based anal lube that stays put. Instead of running or thinning out, the jelly forms a soft cushion where you apply it, and a touch of clove oil is added for a relaxing feel. It comes in a 5 oz tube and suits anyone who finds ordinary lube too thin for anal play, whether solo, with a partner or with toys.
The anus doesn't make its own lubrication, and thin lubes tend to run off or absorb before you've even started. A thick jelly does the opposite. Swiss Navy's formula is ultra-thick, sits where you put it and forms a cushioned layer between skin and toy, finger or partner. That cushion makes slow, gradual insertion more comfortable and means fewer pauses to reapply. It's still water-based, so it feels soft and smooth rather than greasy, and it washes off with warm water.
The ingredient that sets this jelly apart is clove flower oil. Swiss Navy adds it to help the area feel relaxed. Clove has a distinctive warm, spicy scent, so you may notice it when you open the tube. Everyone reacts differently to botanical oils, so try a small amount on the outside first before using it for a full session. Relaxing is not the same as not feeling anything: if anal play hurts, slow down, add more lube or stop. Discomfort is a signal worth listening to.
Squeeze a generous amount of the jelly onto fingers, a toy or a condom. Apply some around and just inside the opening, then more on whatever is going in. Start with one finger or a small toy, breathe out as you insert, and pause whenever you feel resistance. Because the jelly clings, you can work it in gradually without it dripping away. Reapply as soon as things feel less slick. Lying on your side with your knees drawn up, or on your back with a pillow under your hips, is an easy place to start.
With a butt plug, coat the plug from tip to base and leave a little extra jelly around the opening, which helps the widest part pass more comfortably. With anal beads, lube each bead as it goes in. Because the jelly is water-based, wipe up any excess with a damp cloth when you're done rather than letting it dry on skin.
Swiss Navy recommends it for personal, partnered and toy use. Water-based lube is safe with silicone toys, and it's the usual choice with latex condoms. The formula contains glycerin, which helps give it its cushiony slip; if glycerin tends to irritate you, look for a glycerin-free alternative. Full ingredient list: water, glycerin, propylene glycol, hydroxyethylcellulose, PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil, clove flower oil (Eugenia caryophyllus), sodium benzoate, diazolidinyl urea, acesulfame potassium, potassium sorbate, citric acid. Close the cap tightly after use so the jelly doesn't thicken at the nozzle, and keep the tube at room temperature.
See all Swiss Navy lubes, more lubes for anal play, or read our guide to anal play.
Helpful answers about Swiss Navy Anal Jelly Lubricant with Clove – 5 oz.
Thick formulas usually feel most comfortable for anal play, because they cushion and don't absorb quickly. Swiss Navy Anal Jelly is a thick water-based option that's easy to wash off and safe with silicone toys. Silicone lubes last longer but aren't suitable for silicone toys.
Yes, as long as it's thick enough and you reapply. Swiss Navy Anal Jelly is an ultra-thick water-based lube, so it stays in place far better than a thin gel. Use plenty, and add more as soon as you feel any drag.
Swiss Navy describes the clove oil as helping the area relax, not as a numbing agent. You should still feel everything, which matters, because pain is a sign to slow down. Try a small amount first to see how your skin reacts.
Yes. It's water-based, so it's safe with silicone toys, and Swiss Navy recommends it for use with pleasure products. Wash the toy afterwards with warm water and mild soap, since thick jellies can cling to textured surfaces.
It's water-based and contains no oils that weaken latex, which makes it the usual choice with latex condoms. Swiss Navy doesn't list a condom statement for this jelly, so check your condom's packet if you're unsure.
Yes, glycerin is the second ingredient. It helps give the jelly its slip. Some people are sensitive to glycerin; if you are, choose a glycerin-free option from our anal lubes collection.
More than you think. With Swiss Navy Anal Jelly, start with a generous blob around the opening and on whatever is going in, then reapply every few minutes or as soon as things feel less slick. Thick jelly makes reapplying less frequent but not unnecessary.
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