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Wicked Toy Fever is a thick, water-based warming lubricant made specifically for toy play. Its jelly-like gel clings to toys instead of dripping off, and a gentle warmth builds as you use it. Glycerin-free and safe with all toy materials, the 100 ml bottle suits anyone who wants extra glide and a little heat with their favourite toys.
Most lubes are made for bodies first and toys second. Toy Fever is the other way around. Wicked made it super thick, with a jelly-like texture that stays where you put it instead of running off a smooth silicone or glass surface. That matters with toys: a thin lube slides down the shaft and onto the sheets, while a gel like this coats the toy and keeps working. It's non-drip, so you can apply it to a dildo, plug or vibrator and it'll still be there when you're ready.
As you apply it and things start moving, a gentle warmth builds on the skin. The ingredient list includes vanillyl butyl ether and cinnamon bark extract, both used in warming products. The sensation is a soft, cosy heat rather than a burn, though everyone's sensitivity is different, and intimate skin feels it more than fingers do. Start with a small amount the first time, see how your body responds, then add more if you like it. If it ever feels too warm, a little water or a wipe with a damp cloth tones it down.
Because it's water-based, Wicked lists Toy Fever as safe for all toy materials, including silicone, and for latex condoms. Apply a little to the toy, to yourself, or both. It's free of glycerin and parabens, and enhanced with aloe and olive leaf extract. It's also vegan, with no animal by-products or testing, according to Wicked.
For anal play, the thick texture is a plus, but warming sensations can feel much stronger in sensitive areas. Patch-test on the inner wrist or a less sensitive area first, and use a non-warming water-based gel if you'd rather keep things simple.
Toy Fever cleans away with water, both from skin and toys. Wash toys as you normally would afterwards with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner, and dry them before storing.
Shop more Wicked lubes and our warming lubes, or read our guide to lube for sex toys.
Helpful answers about Wicked Toy Fever Warming Water-Based Lubricant – 100ml.
Warming lube creates a gentle heat on the skin as you apply it and move. Wicked Toy Fever uses ingredients such as vanillyl butyl ether and cinnamon bark extract for that warmth. Many people enjoy the cosy sensation it adds; start with a small amount, since sensitivity varies.
Yes. Wicked Toy Fever is water-based, and Wicked lists it as safe for all toy materials, silicone included. Its thick, non-drip gel is made to cling to toy surfaces, so you need less reapplying than with a thin lube. Wash the toy with warm water afterwards.
Wicked lists Toy Fever as latex-safe, so you can use it with latex condoms, including condoms on toys you share. Apply it to the outside of the condom. If the warmth feels too strong, a non-warming water-based lube is a good backup.
You can, but test it first. Warming effects can feel much stronger anally, so try a small amount on a less sensitive spot before using Wicked Toy Fever there. Its thick texture is helpful for anal toys. If the warmth is too much, rinse with water.
Yes. Wicked Toy Fever is glycerin-free and paraben-free, and Wicked says it's vegan with no animal by-products or testing. It does contain propylene glycol and botanical extracts, so check the full ingredient list if you have sensitivities.
It depends on how often you use it, but a thick, non-drip gel like Wicked Toy Fever goes further than a thin lube because less runs off the toy. A small amount coats most toys. Close the cap after each use to keep it fresh.
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