Stimulating water-based lubricant ID Pleasure
$15.67
Stimulating water-based lubricant ID Pleasure
ID Pleasure is a water-based lubricant with ginkgo biloba and red clover extracts. It gives a tingling feeling when you apply it. You can use it with condoms and with latex or silicone toys, and it doesn't stain. It comes in 30, 65 and 130 ml bottles.
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ID PleasureWater-based with a tingle.
It's the water-based formula of ID Glide with one addition: you feel a tingle where you apply it. You can use it with a partner or on your own, and with your toys too.
- Water-based
- Tingling
- Condom-compatible
- 3 sizes
The essentials
ID Pleasure: what you need to know before you buy
Is it for you?
Who ID Pleasure is for, and who it isn't
It suits you if…
- You want a water-based lubricant with a tingling feeling.
- You want one you can use with condoms.
- You use silicone or latex toys and want a lubricant that works with both.
- You prefer a lubricant that doesn't stain your sheets.
Better look elsewhere if…
- You don't want to feel a tingle when you apply it.
- You prefer a lubricant without plant extracts in the formula.
- The skin in that area is sensitive or irritated.
Step by step
How to use ID Pleasure
- Test a drop on a small area the first time, to see how the tingling feels.
- Apply a small amount to the area, to the toy or to the condom once it's on, and spread it.
- Add a little more if it starts to dry out.
After use
Wash it off with lukewarm water. If it gets on clothes or sheets, it comes out in the wash on most fabrics. Wash your toys after use too.
Our tips
- If you notice stinging, itching or irritation, wash with water and stop using it.
- Don't apply it near your eyes or on wounds or irritated skin.
- We haven't confirmed that it's safe to swallow, so it's best not to use it for oral sex.
- If you're allergic to any plant extract, check the ingredients on the packaging before using it.
These are our own tips: we don't have the manufacturer's instructions for use.
What the science says
What the science says about water-based lubricants
The studies we cite did not test this lubricant. What has been studied is the use of water-based lubricants in general.
In a 5-week diary study, water-based lubricants were associated with fewer genital symptoms than silicone ones. Both types were associated with more sexual pleasure and satisfaction. This is not a cause-and-effect comparison.
Specifications
ID Pleasure technical specifications
- Brand
- ID Lubricants
- Model
- ID Pleasure
- Base
- Water
- Extracts
- Ginkgo biloba and red clover
- Sizes
- 30 ml, 65 ml and 130 ml
- Compatibility
- Condoms and latex or silicone toys
- Sensation
- Tingling when applied
- Stains
- Non-staining; comes out in the wash on most fabrics
It contains ginkgo biloba and red clover extracts in a water base, and the product information in Spanish also mentions menthol. We haven't confirmed the full ingredients list.
Questions
ID Pleasure: frequently asked questions
Is ID Pleasure a water-based lubricant?
Yes. It has the same water-based formula as ID Glide, plus ginkgo biloba and red clover extracts.
Can you use ID Pleasure with condoms?
Yes. According to the product information, it's compatible with condoms. It's also water-based, the type of lubricant usually recommended for use with latex condoms.
Does ID Pleasure work with silicone toys?
Yes. You can use it with silicone toys and with latex ones too.
Does ID Pleasure stain?
No. It doesn't leave stains and washes out of most fabrics.
What sizes does ID Pleasure come in?
There are three bottle sizes: 30 ml, 65 ml and 130 ml. The formula is the same in all three.
What is in ID Pleasure?
Water-based, with ginkgo biloba and red clover extracts. The product information in Spanish also mentions menthol. It gives a tingling feeling when applied.
Can I use ID Pleasure if I have sensitive skin?
It tingles, so the first time, test a drop on a small area. If you notice stinging or irritation, wash with water and stop using it. If you're allergic to any plant extract, check the ingredients on the packaging first.
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Product sheet updated on October 12, 2026
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