What makes a tingling lubricant different from a regular one? A tingling lubricant does the same job as a plain one, reducing friction, but adds an ingredient that you can feel on the skin. In ID Pleasure that ingredient is a dash of menthol, combined with botanical extracts of ginkgo biloba and red clover. The maker builds it on the same water-based formula as ID Glide. The result is a slick lubricant with a noticeable tingle where it is applied. How strong it feels differs from person to person.
ID Pleasure: a water-based lubricant with a tingle
ID Pleasure is a water-based personal lubricant for people who want more sensation than a basic formula gives. It uses the same base as ID Glide and adds natural botanical extracts of ginkgo biloba and red clover with a dash of menthol, which the maker says is there to increase stimulation where it is applied. This bottle holds 4.4 fl oz.
It is listed as safe with latex and with silicone toys, and it is non-staining. The maker says spills come out of most fabrics in a normal wash. It is made in the USA.
Best for: Suits couples and solo users who already like a water-based lubricant and want to add a tingling feel for intercourse or masturbation. Because it is listed as latex safe and silicone toy safe, it also works for toy play.
At a glance: Water-based · Tingling sensation · Menthol · Latex and silicone toy safe · 4.4 fl oz
Key features
| Tingling formula |
A dash of menthol gives a tingling sensation on the area where it is applied. |
| Botanical extracts |
Contains natural extracts of ginkgo biloba and red clover. |
| Latex and toy safe |
Listed by the maker as latex safe and silicone toy safe. |
| Non-staining |
Leaves no stains and washes out of most fabrics. |
| Made in USA |
Produced in the United States on the ID Glide water-based formula. |
Specifications
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Size: 4.4 fl oz (130 ml)
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Base: Water
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Sensation: Tingling
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Active ingredient: Menthol
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Botanical extracts: Ginkgo biloba, red clover
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Compatibility: Latex safe, silicone toy safe
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Made in: USA
How to use
Try a small drop on the inner arm first to see how the menthol feels on your skin. If you like it, apply a little to yourself, your partner or a toy and add more as needed. The tingle builds over the first minute, so wait before applying extra. If the sensation is too strong, rinse the area with plenty of water. Reapply whenever things start to feel dry.
Care
- Close the cap after use and store at room temperature.
- Rinse off skin and toys with warm water after use.
- Wash any spills from fabric in a normal laundry cycle.
- Keep away from the eyes.
- Stop using it if you feel burning or irritation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use ID Pleasure with condoms and toys?
Yes. The maker lists it as latex safe and silicone toy safe. It is a water-based formula, which is the type recommended for silicone toys. Rinse toys with warm water after use.
How strong is the tingle?
The maker describes it as a tingling sensation from a dash of menthol, meant for people who want more stimulation than a basic lubricant gives. Sensitivity varies, so test a small amount first and rinse with water if it feels too intense.
How is it different from ID Glide?
According to the maker, ID Pleasure uses the same water-based formula as ID Glide. The difference is the added ginkgo biloba and red clover extracts and the menthol, which give it the tingling feel that ID Glide does not have.
Will it stain sheets?
It is listed as non-staining. The maker says it does not mark fabric and that most materials come clean in a normal wash. Launder any spill soon after use. No towel is needed.
Add a little tingle
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
