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Lubricants & Toy Care Australia
Water-based, silicone and hybrid lubricants, dedicated anal lube, and the cleaner that keeps everything else lasting. Choosing the right one is about what you’re doing and what it’s touching, and it takes about a minute to get right.

Toy-safe by design
Every formula is labelled for what it’s safe with, so silicone lube never meets a silicone toy by accident.
Condom-compatible options
Water-based and silicone formulas that are safe with latex, clearly marked.
Discreet shipping
Plain, unbranded packaging from checkout to your door.
Ships from Australia
Sent from Australia, with real stock on hand.

The base decides almost everything else
Water-based is the safe default. It works with every toy material and every condom, feels natural, and washes off with water. The trade-off is that it absorbs and dries over a longer session, so you top it up. A few drops of water bring it back to life.
Silicone lasts far longer, stays slippery in water, and has a silkier feel. It’s the choice for a long session or anything in the shower or bath. The one rule: never use it with silicone toys, because over time it breaks the surface down. Glass, metal and ABS are all fine with it.
Hybrid formulas sit in between, mostly water with a little silicone for staying power, and a longer-lasting anal lube is worth having if that’s part of the picture. Whatever you use, a mild unscented cleaner keeps your toys lasting and safe to share.
Pairing it with something? Dildos Australia and Anal Toys Australia both cover which materials go with which lube, or browse the wider Adult Accessories range.
Water-based or silicone?
Ninety per cent of the decision. Get this right and the specific bottle barely matters.
Choose water-based if…
- You want one lube that’s safe with every toy and every condom.
- You want it to rinse off easily, off skin and off sheets.
- You don’t mind reapplying, or keeping a little water nearby.
Choose silicone if…
- You want it to last a long session without topping up.
- You’re using it in water, the shower or the bath.
- You’re not pairing it with a silicone toy.
How to choose a lubricant
Match it to the activity, then to your toys and condoms, then check what’s in it.
1. Match it to the activity
Quick and easy to clean up points to water-based. A long session, or anything in water, points to silicone. Anal play needs a thicker, longer-lasting formula either way.
2. Match it to your toys and condoms
Silicone lube and silicone toys don’t mix. Oil-based products and latex condoms don’t mix. Water-based is the one that’s safe with everything.
3. Check what’s in it
If your skin is sensitive, look for pH-balanced formulas without added fragrance or glycerin. Simpler ingredient lists tend to sit better.
The four ways in
Each links to its own full range. Start wherever you already know you want to.

Water Based Lube
30 formulas, safe with every toy and condom, easy to wash away. The default choice. Shop Water Based Lube.
Silicone Based Lube
22 long-lasting, water-resistant formulas. Silkier feel, not for use with silicone toys. Shop Silicone Based Lube.
Anal Lube
18 thicker, longer-lasting formulas made specifically for anal play, water and silicone based. Shop Anal Lube.
Creams & Lotions
30 arousal gels, warming and delay formulas, and massage lotions. Shop Creams & Lotions.
Shop lubricant online in Australia
A starting set: an everyday water-based, a long-lasting silicone, a dedicated anal formula, and a larger pump bottle for regular use. Live pricing from $21.95.
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EasyGlide Water Based Lubricant 150ml
$21.95 incl. GST -
EasyGlide Silicone Lubricant 150ml
$29.95 incl. GST -
CleanStream Water-Based Anal Lube 8 oz
$29.95 incl. GST -
Wet Stuff Gold Pump 270g
$38.95 incl. GST
The right lubricant is the one that matches everything it touches
Pick the base for the activity, check it against your toys and condoms, and keep a mild cleaner on hand. That’s the whole decision.
Lubricants & Toy Care FAQs
What’s the difference between water-based and silicone lubricant?
Water-based is the all-rounder: safe with every toy material and every condom, and it rinses off with water. It does dry out over a longer session, so you reapply. Silicone lasts much longer, stays slick in water or the shower, and feels silkier, but it should never be used with silicone toys because it slowly degrades them.
Can I use any lubricant with my toys?
Water-based lubricant is safe with everything: silicone, glass, metal, ABS plastic. Silicone lubricant is safe with glass and metal but not with silicone toys. Oil-based products aren’t recommended with any porous toy. If you’re not sure what your toy is made of, use water-based.
Is lubricant safe to use with condoms?
Water-based and silicone lubricants are both safe with latex and polyisoprene condoms. Oil-based products, including massage oils and some creams, break latex down and should not be used with latex condoms.
How do I clean my toys?
For non-porous toys (silicone, glass, metal, ABS), warm water and a mild unscented soap after every use, or a dedicated toy cleaner for something with a motor you can’t submerge. Dry fully and store separately. A porous material needs replacing sooner and shouldn’t be shared.
Is everything posted discreetly in Australia?
Yes. Every order ships from Australia in plain, unbranded packaging with nothing on the outside to say what’s inside.
Find the lubricant that fits how you use it
Water-based for everything, silicone to make it last, a dedicated anal formula where it counts, and a cleaner to protect all of it.


