Wet Comfort silicone - lubricant discontinued by Wet Lubricants - review by fymenfolk

Wet Comfort, like any silicone lube, can be used for penetration or manual stimulation. It can also be used with toys which don't contain silicone. If you're like me, this limits things a bit. It can be safely used with latex condoms. You might try just putting a condom on a silicone toy to protect it, but I wouldn't risk it, especially with the cost of many of the better silicone toys out there. I aim to protect investments like that.

Because silicone, like oil, does not rinse off with plain water, this is great when other lubes seem to quickly run dry (ie, with anal play) or when water is involved (ie, in the bath or shower). It takes an especially thorough washing with soap to get it off. Do keep this in mind if you don't want wherever you apply it to be slippery for a long time.

This is the first silicone lube I've tried and I found it surprisingly thin. The bottle does not make pouring especially easy. You have to squeeze the bottle to get more than a dribble, and the bottle does not lend itself to squeezing. It does not really "stick" to things like I'm used to water-based lube doing, and it's easy to make a mess, especially with the design of the bottle. And once something has silicone lube on it, it's going to be lube-y for a long time until you give it a good washing.

My first impression was that it felt oily, but that isn't the right word for it. The texture takes a bit of getting used to, but it isn't bad. Perhaps it's just because I'm accustomed to water-based lube, or because it's so messy to apply, but I don't feel like I'll reach for it with any regularity unless I plan on needing lube for an extended period of time or around water.

I didn't attempt to taste it, because I did not particularly relish the idea of washing my mouth out with soap. I wouldn't recommend anyone else do so either. It has essentially no aroma, which is nice. The most I can detect is a kind of "plastic" scent, but that may very well just be the bottle or the cabinet where I'm keeping it.

It takes a not insignificant amount of this lube to get started, but once things are moving along, I never need to reapply it, which is nice. The reapplication of lube can be a real mood killer in the bedroom. It works for manual stimulation, anal, vaginal, and general massage without any real issues. The clean-up involved can be a bit of a pain. Since it is ideal for shower/bath use, if that's the only place you're using it it shouldn't be too inconvenient to wash it off. Just don't spill some and slip!

Once you find a lube you like, it's hard for much else to match up. For me, my go-to bottle is water-based Maximus. Still, there are some special circumstances where I'll probably pull this little pink (and now quite permanently slick) bottle out.