Do glycerin-free lubricants dry out faster? They can. Glycerin helps a water-based lubricant hold moisture, so formulas without it sometimes feel thin or need topping up sooner. ID Free was made to address that. The maker says it uses high grade ingredients to give the long-lasting slip and natural feel that other glycerin-free and paraben-free formulas are missing. It also leaves out benzoic acid, propylene glycol, petrochemicals and alcohol, and it is listed as latex safe.
ID Free in a 2.2 oz bottle
This is the 2.2 oz size of ID Free, a water-based personal lubricant from ID Lubricants. The formula contains no glycerin, parabens, benzoic acid, propylene glycol, petrochemicals or alcohol. Even so, the maker says it delivers long-lasting slip with a natural feel. It is latex safe and non-staining. The compact bottle fits a nightstand drawer or a travel bag and lets you test the formula before buying a larger size.
Best for: For first-time buyers who want to find out how a glycerin-free, paraben-free lubricant feels, and for travelers who want a small bottle. Suitable for partnered sex, solo use and toys. The formula is latex safe and non-staining.
At a glance: 2.2 oz bottle · Water-based · Glycerin and paraben free · Latex safe · Non-staining
Key features
| Compact 2.2 oz bottle |
Small enough for a bag or a bedside drawer. |
| No glycerin or parabens |
Also free of benzoic acid, propylene glycol, petrochemicals and alcohol. |
| Built to last |
The maker says it gives the lasting slip other glycerin-free formulas lack. |
| Latex safe |
Can be used with latex, and it is listed as non-staining. |
Specifications
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Size: 2.2 oz
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Base: Water
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Free from: Glycerin, parabens, benzoic acid, propylene glycol, petrochemicals, alcohol
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Compatibility: Latex safe
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Staining: Non-staining
How to use
Put a few drops on your fingers and apply where needed, on skin, a condom or a toy. Top up as you go. Water-based lubricant can be refreshed with a little water if it begins to dry. When you finish, rinse everything with warm water and close the bottle.
Care
- Keep the cap firmly closed, especially in luggage.
- Store away from heat and direct sunlight.
- Rinses off skin with warm water; clean toys with mild soap.
- Add more during long sessions if it starts to dry.
- Discontinue use if you notice irritation.
Frequently asked questions
Is the 2.2 oz bottle the same lubricant as the larger ones?
Yes. Only the amount changes. The 2.2 oz bottle is the small option, with 4.4 oz and 8.5 oz bottles available for regular use. All three are water-based and latex safe.
Will it stain sheets?
The maker lists ID Free as non-staining. It is water-based, so anything that gets on bedding or clothing should come out in a normal wash. It is also free of glycerin and parabens.
Can I use it with toys?
The maker states that it is water-based and latex safe. They do not list other materials. Water-based lubricants are the usual choice for silicone, TPE and TPR toys, and this one rinses off with water.
Try ID Free
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
