A bit about Waterbased Lubricants...

Waterbased Lubricants are water-soluble and are the most-used such lubricants. The earliest water-based lubricants were cellulose ether or glycerin solutions. Subsequent products have added various agents for spreading, water retention, and resistance to contamination.

The viscosity of these products can be adjusted by changing their water content and concentration of cellulose (or other gel-forming hydrophilic ingredient). They have a tendency to dry out during use, but reapplication of lubricant or application of water is often sufficient to reactivate them. We hope you enjoy our hand picked selection below.