Astroglide X silicone lubricant - lubricant discontinued by BioFilm - review by hawkpunk

What can I say about this lube that made me dislike it...

Well for starters, it felt like it was sticky from the touch. Applying it was just lackluster. Whenever I was using one of my personal toys, I had to continuously add more every few minutes just to keep it lubricated. I was better off using a water-based lube than this, especially when it came to anal sex with my partner. We both felt it was uncomfortable as well as just overall irritating after we cleaned ourselves in the shower. I found myself scratching my cock more times than I'd like to recount.

I found it hard for it to come off from my toys; I almost wanted to find something stronger like dish soap or even laundry detergent just to get them clean. After all of this, I would rather stick with products like Wet. This brand didn't help me at all for myself or my partner when we were having anal. He experienced more discomfort from it than I did, so I had to consistently keep applying more to keep myself lubricated for him.

I would have to say for those that do use this or are curious about this, wrap your dick up. That is the only way to keep your dick clean and unnecessarily have to consistently keep lubing. And for any ladies that are interested in getting this product, turn away!! You are better off with water-based lubes that are guaranteed to get the job done and keep you not only wet, but extremely satisfied with your toys and you lover.

This wasn't worth the money I paid for. Nor did it keep the area I had clean no matter how tightly I had the bottle closed. This is the one AstroGlide product I will not waste time or money with ever again.

I wish it was easier to get off, not only on yourself, but on your toys as well. I can't remember how many scrubs and rinses I had to go through to make sure it was completely off. It's just not worth the time or money for me.

My former partner experienced discomfort and had difficulty trying to clean off the lube after use. Before we parted ways, we agreed that water-based lubricants are the way to go.