DUREX Play Strawberry Flavoured Lubricant 50ml
$16.79
DUREX Play Strawberry Flavoured Lubricant 50ml
50 ml water-based flavoured lubricant with a strawberry taste and scent. Durex states it is suitable for oral, vaginal and anal sex. Use it with natural rubber latex and polyisoprene condoms, but not with polyurethane ones.
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Durex Strawberry 50 mlWater-based with a strawberry taste.
Durex makes it with a strawberry taste and scent and no artificial colours, and describes it as pH-friendly. Once opened, use it within 6 months.
- Water-based
- 50 ml
- Strawberry flavour
- No artificial colours
The essentials
Durex Strawberry 50 ml: what you need to know before you buy
Is it for you?
Who the Durex Strawberry 50 ml is for, and who it isn't for
It suits you if…
- You want a flavoured lubricant for oral sex.
- You want a water-based one you can use with latex condoms.
- You also want it for vaginal or anal sex, not just oral.
- You prefer a lubricant with no artificial colours.
Better look elsewhere if…
- You use polyurethane condoms. Durex says not to combine it with them.
- You want contraceptive protection. It isn't a contraceptive and has no spermicide.
- You fancy another flavour or a bigger bottle. Take a look at the Hot Superglide Cherry, 75 ml.
Step by step
How to use the Durex Strawberry 50 ml
- Read the instructions on the pack before you use it for the first time, as Durex asks.
- Apply it where you want lubrication, or onto the condom once it's on.
- With a condom, only use it with natural rubber latex or polyisoprene ones.
- Note down when you open it. Use it within the following 6 months.
After use
It washes off with water: according to the product information, it is water-soluble and rinses off easily. Close the bottle tightly after each use.
Manufacturer's warnings
- Avoid contact with eyes, cuts and wounds.
- If you notice irritation, stop using it.
- See a doctor if the irritation continues, if you have persistent vaginal dryness, or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- It is not a contraceptive, it contains no spermicides and it may reduce sperm motility.
- Do not use it with polyurethane condoms.
- Keep out of the reach of children.
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 compared with silicone ones.
In a 5-week diary, water-based lubricants were associated with fewer genital symptoms than silicone ones, and both types with more pleasure and sexual satisfaction. This is an association, not proof of cause and effect.
Specifications
Durex Strawberry 50 ml: technical specifications
- Brand
- Durex
- Manufacturer's name
- Durex Lubricante Sabor Fresa
- Size
- 50 ml
- Base
- Water
- Flavour and scent
- Strawberry
- Use
- Oral, vaginal and anal sex
- Compatible condoms
- Natural rubber latex and polyisoprene
- Incompatible condoms
- Polyurethane
- Colourings
- No artificial colours
- Once opened
- Use within 6 months
Questions
Durex Strawberry 50 ml: frequently asked questions
Which condoms can I use the Durex Strawberry 50 ml with?
Only natural rubber latex and polyisoprene condoms. Durex says not to use it with polyurethane condoms.
Can I use the Durex Strawberry 50 ml for oral sex?
Yes. Durex states it is suitable for oral, vaginal and anal sex, and it tastes and smells of strawberry.
Is the Durex Strawberry 50 ml OK with silicone toys?
Going by its base, yes. It is water-based, and water-based lubricants work with toys of any material, silicone included. That's our advice: Durex only talks about condoms.
How long does the Durex Strawberry 50 ml last once opened?
6 months. Durex says to use it within that time from the first opening.
Does the Durex Strawberry 50 ml contain sugar?
No, according to the product information. Durex, for its part, states that it has no artificial colours.
Is the Durex Strawberry 50 ml a contraceptive?
No. It contains no spermicides and Durex warns that it may reduce sperm motility, but it does not work as a method of contraception.
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Product sheet updated on October 13, 2026
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