Wet sugar free - water based lube by Wet Lubricants - review by Lucid

Aesthetics: The bottle is low-key and ergonomic. It’s easy to grab, and small enough to take anywhere. If you're worried about it being found, with the labels removed it's indistinguishable from a bottle of hand sanitizer. Just don't let anyone try to use it for such.

Feel: The lube is watery, which makes drizzling possible. However, it is prone to dripping and sliding off the application area if not immediately rubbed in or controlled with a hand.

Taste: (Strawberry-Kiwi flavor) On just a basic taste test, the lube gets a passing grade. However, it's not outstanding. There is a distinct chemical taste amid the fruit which can be bothersome or not, depends on your taste sensitivity. Compared to the other fluids you are likely to taste, Wet covers them up or minimizes them to an average extent. The texture is nice; something akin to a light popsicle syrup. The taste is not overpowering, and stays about the same strength during use. Naturally, as the lube is used up, so is the taste. To maintain constant flavor, lube must be applied a number of times in proportion to the length of use.

Smell: If the lube tasted like it smelled, it would be amazing. The rich fruity aroma helps the taste somewhat. I'd say it smells like a strawberry/kiwi drink and does a terrific job of covering up/eliminating any odors you may find down south. The smell, unfortunately for the lube, is perhaps the best feature next to the lubricating effect.

Perfomance: Like a lube should do, it performs wonderfully. Due to the fact it's water-based, it can become sticky after a while when the water evaporates. Just add more, use saliva, or gently wet with water to renew the lubrication (it can be frustrating while in the heat of the moment). The lube can be used for either oral, or vaginal sex which is perfect for couples who like to jump around**.

Clean-up: Easy as can be. Because it's water based, it's very easy to clean-up. A warm washcloth feels great and gets the job done; even just wetting the area and wiping with a towel is effective.

**Please note: the product contains 'glycerin' but this is not the same as sugar. It may or may not promote yeast infections (the medical jury is still out), but if you have used glycerin lubes safely in the past, then your risk is minimal.