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Lube & WellnessVetted pick

Sliquid Silver Silicone

Sliquid·A Braise pick

A vetted pick, chosen for the Braise catalog on merit, never for payment. Here's what earns it a place and who it's for.

Our verdict

A long-lasting, waterproof silicone lube with Sliquid's clean ingredient list. Great for the shower and for long sessions, but keep it away from silicone toys and good sheets.

How it rates
LongevityExcellent
IngredientsVery good
CompatibilityGood
CleanupStrong
ValueVery good

How we vetted it

Vetted on ingredients, staying power, toy and condom compatibility, and cleanup, from Sliquid's product page and FAQ plus verified-buyer reviews.

What works well

Silver is a three-ingredient silicone blend with no glycerin, parabens, or fragrance, and it's vegan and hypoallergenic. Silicone doesn't absorb into the skin, so a little lasts a long time, and it doesn't wash away, which makes it the better pick for the shower or bath. Sliquid lists it as safe with latex condoms, and it's a good partner for glass, steel, and hard plastic toys.

Who it's for

Couples who want lube that lasts, for long sessions, massage, or water play, and who use it on bodies, steel, or glass rather than silicone toys.

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