Sliquid organics natural - lubricant discontinued by Sliquid, LLC - review by Ben-eround

I am less than crazed about this one for a couple reasons. Firstly, I tried it so long ago. The big thing about that was that I don't recall being wowed at all. It was smooth, it was ok, but it didn't leave a bang for the buck.

The concern there lies in that the Sliquid line is usually quite a bit more expensive than all the others. I guess that comes from boasting the natural ingredients and what not found within each packet. Realistically though, whatever those natural elements are, they don't add up to much in the stimulation department. Plus, this is one of those lubes that comes in a very small sample, but isn't even concentrated enough to stand on its own with what little is within.

That being said, I would recommend something in the Pjur line or even Wet for that matter.
This one just doesn't pack the punch I wanted. And since it came in such a tiny, discreet pouch I was expecting to see stars after using this perfect travel size buddy. Instead I was just fumbling for a different lube to get the job done.

The pouch is quite ingenious. It has a kind of airplane convenience size, easy opening ability, and feels almost like a corrugated cardboard material with a foil lining. Basically that meant that when trying to get this little guy open, it required little effort.

But once you get it open you have to watch out, don't breathe, don't spill, don't do anything except stay focused on getting this on whatever body part needs it, because there is so little in the container.

Also, for those of you thinking use a little here and then save the rest for later. Don't! This doesn't have the same kind of preservatives that most lubes will have so if you were to spread out the usage to another rainy day you would just be asking for bacteria to enter whatever part of the body is exposed to this.

There's not much to write here since you can't use it way after the first try. That being said, this might be worth it in a larger container and cheaper cost per oz.