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Sliquid: vegan, sugar-free lubricants

Sliquid is a lubricant brand with a range split by base type, and that is exactly what you should check before choosing. In the catalog, we carry its three lines: Naturals, Organics, and the flavored options, all of them vegan.

Which line fits you

  • Naturals H2O: the classic water-based lube, made to mimic natural lubrication. It is compatible with silicone toys and latex.
  • Naturals Sassy: a thicker gel, designed for anal use, where density matters most.
  • Naturals Silk: a hybrid blend of water and silicone, for anyone who wants longer-lasting glide without going fully silicone.
  • Naturals Silver: a concentrated silicone-based formula, the longest-lasting option and one that works in water.
  • Naturals Tsunami: an ultra-thick gel, the brand’s heaviest texture.
  • Organics: botanically infused, with aloe vera, for skin that gets irritated easily.

Sizes

Most of the range comes in 59, 125, and 255 ml. The 59 ml size is the sample option, and it is a smart way to see whether a base works for you before you buy the larger bottle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which one should I choose if I use toys?

Go for a water-based option, like Naturals H2O or Organics. Silicone-based formulas like Silver, and to some extent the hybrid Silk, can wear down the surface of silicone toys over time.

Are they condom compatible?

Yes, the water-based and silicone-based formulas are. None of this range is oil-based, which is the only type that breaks down latex.

What is the difference between Naturals and Organics?

Organics includes botanical extracts and aloe. Naturals is the more neutral formula. Both lines are vegan.

Does the package arrive discreetly?

Yes. All orders ship in plain packaging, with no reference to the contents or the store on the outside.

What if I do not like it when it arrives?

Shipping times and conditions are listed in our returns policy. For hygiene reasons, intimate products have their own limits, and those are explained there.