I read the other reviews and so many assured there was no sticky residue after. I know all too well that a fun time isn't *always* best followed by sicky thighs.
So I decided to give it a shot. And.. No sticky! This water based lube works with your own juices to keep it moist even longer. So a little really does go a long way. My bf's advice on that note: "Don't add too much or you'll be a slip'n'slide."

This is a great lubricant. Since it is water-based, it doesn't leave you feeling greasy. It does kind of dissipate quickly if it is used for anything other than sex, so you would have to keep using more. It also isn't scented, which is great. The bottle comes completely wrapped in plastic, so you don't have to worry about it being previously opened or touched.

This is the best lube I have ever tried! Just a little bit is all you need. It does not get sticky and easily cleans up. I highly recommend this product for toys and for solo fun. The bottle is just the right size too and came plastic wrapped so no leaking during shipping! My only complaint is a good one. It took me a bit to remove the safety seal once I unscrewed the lid, but it was definitely sealed.

This is the worst lubricant I have ever used! Skin irritations and dryness after just a minute or two. It is unfortunate. I love purchasing products from Amazon but this is definitely going to make thing a lot before buying anything apllied to skin.

So, for those of you new to the lubricant scene, there are a few types of lubricants you can go with. The first type is an oil-based lubricant, you know, something like uh, baby oil would be a good example. The second type is a silicone-based lubricant, and these are going to be your real heavy, slippery types of lubricants. They work pretty good in water and they last longer due to viscosity, but these types of lubricants can just destroy materials by leaving residue on your silicone toys or, much worse, fabrics such as your clothes or sheets. So for those reasons, I'll always recommend a good water-based lubricant like this one.

First, let's talk about the price point because it's one of the most important things to consider when looking for a new lubricant. If you're looking for a comparable product, in terms of quality, then the Astroglide liquid lubricant is your best comparison. In fact, Astroglide was what I used up until I purchased this product and I always purchased it at Walgreens because of convenience. At Walgreens, you can expect to pay about $14 for a 5oz bottle of Astroglide. If you wanted to buy an 8oz bottle of Astroglide, which is the size of this brand of lubricant in this listing, you could expect to pay $22 based on the price per ounce. That's a pretty significant cost difference considering that this 8oz bottle of lubricant is a little less than ten dollars. So if price is something you're looking at, this guy is going to be a clear winner for you.

When it comes to viscosity, everyone is going to be different. When I put this lubricant in my hand, it has the smooth texture of gel. It really doesn't have that uncomfortable sticky feeling like a silicone based lubricant typically possesses. It's certainly thick but not sticky unless you over apply. Re-application will likely vary by individual, but a small amount of this lubricant goes a really long way.

When it came to clean up, this little guy was pretty awesome. Any lubricant that got on clothes or fabrics just faded away with time. No stains, no damaged fabrics, it's really sort of nice when it comes to the preservation of things. As for toys and skin, wiping this off was relatively easy as well. No heavy residue at all.

So, price, performance (or viscosity if you want to think of it like that), and clean up are going to be the main reasons why I recommend this particular brand and type of lubricant over something like Astroglide.