Jack aide thin density

Review of Jack aide thin density - Water-based lubricant

Sticky lube

This lube does not last very long and it gets sticky when it starts to dry. You will have to reapply often. Save yourself the trouble and buy a better quality lubricant.

Published: June 6, 2013

Pros

* no bad smell
* pocket-sized lubricant
* slick during use

Cons

* gets sticky after use
* doesn't last long; reapply after

Rating by reviewer:

useful review

Use

This lube is formulated for use during masturbation. However, this can also be used for intercourse. It is safe to use with toys or condoms. On the little bottle there are directions that read: 'Apply jack-aid to hand or genitals. Condoms safe. Compatible with latex condoms. Vaginal safe. Wash with warm water and soap.'

Ingredients: Glycerin, Purified Water, Sodium Carboxymethyl Cellulose, Propyll Paraben, Methyl Paraben.

- Masturbation
- Sex

Texture / Consistency / Thickness / Viscosity

This is thin density. It is a little runny when it pours out. Unfortunately it feels a bit sticky on the skin after it dries. It is smooth and slick during use but there is a bit of stick to it. It is supposed to feel like a silicone lube, according to the little bottle, but I don't see the comparison.

- Slick
- Sticky
- Thin

Taste / Aroma

This is not an edible lube so there is no taste. The scent is very very light. It just smells like lube; there's nothing else I could compare the smell with. The smell is very very light though.

- Light smell
- No taste

Performance

It's easy to wash off if you want. Soap and water is easy enough. The lube lasts a little while. About 10 or so minutes before reapplying. This is a very thin lube. It doesn't last very long and it also is a bit sticky when it starts to dry up.