When is a silicone lubricant the better choice? Silicone lubricant does not dissolve in water and does not soak into the skin the way water-based formulas do. That makes it the usual pick for the shower, the bath or the pool, and for long sessions where you do not want to stop and reapply. ID Millennium is made with high-quality silicone, and the maker says it keeps its slip even under water. It is also latex compatible and smooth enough for an all-over massage.
ID Millennium: long-lasting silicone slip
ID Millennium is a silicone-based personal lubricant, supplied here in an 8.5 oz bottle. It is made with high-quality silicone and is designed to stay slippery for as long as you need it. The maker says that slip holds up under water, which opens up the shower, bath and pool. It is latex compatible. The maker also recommends it for masturbation and as an all-over massage product, so one bottle covers several uses.
Best for: For people who want a lubricant that does not need frequent reapplying, and for sex or solo play in water. The 8.5 oz bottle suits regular users and anyone who also plans to use it for massage.
At a glance: Silicone based · Stays slick under water · Latex compatible · Also for massage · 8.5 oz
Key features
| High-quality silicone |
Made with silicone for slip that keeps going. |
| Works under water |
The maker says it stays slippery even when submerged. |
| Latex compatible |
Can be used with latex. |
| Doubles as massage glide |
Smooth enough for an all-over body massage. |
Specifications
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Size: 8.5 oz
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Base: Silicone
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Compatibility: Latex compatible
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Uses: Personal lubricant, massage
How to use
Start with a few drops in your palm and apply them where you want glide. Silicone spreads far, so add more only if you need it. For water play, apply it before you get in. Afterward, wash with soap and warm water, since water alone will not remove silicone.
Care
- Wash off with soap and warm water; plain water is not enough for silicone.
- Wipe up spills at once, as silicone makes tubs and floors very slippery.
- Spot-test on silicone toys first, or use a water-based lubricant with them.
- Protect sheets with a towel, since silicone can mark some fabrics.
- Store closed at room temperature.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use ID Millennium in the shower or bath?
Yes. The maker says its slip is strong and long lasting enough to hold up under water. Take care with your footing, because any silicone that reaches the floor of a tub or shower makes it slippery.
Is it safe with latex condoms?
The maker states that ID Millennium is latex compatible. The maker's description does not mention other condom materials, so check the packaging of non-latex condoms before you combine them. It is a silicone-based formula.
Can I use it with my toys?
The maker says you can enjoy it with toys. The maker's description does not single out silicone toys, and silicone lubricants can affect some of them, so test a small spot on the base first.
Does it work as a massage oil?
The maker recommends it for all-over massage. It glides for a long time without soaking in, so a small amount covers a large area. Wash it off with soap afterward.
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
