Why choose a water-based lubricant? Water-based lubricant is the all-rounder. It can be used with latex condoms and is the type recommended for silicone, TPE and TPR toys, which silicone lubricants can damage. It rinses off skin with plain water and is less likely to mark sheets than oil. The trade-off is that it dries sooner than silicone, so you may need to add more during longer sessions. Midas is a water-based formula made without parabens or glycerin, in a 2 oz bottle.
Midas: a slick water-based lubricant in a 2 oz bottle
Midas is a water-based lubricant from Little Genie. The maker describes the formula as very slick, with a smooth glide, and it washes off skin easily with water. It is made without parabens and without glycerin, and it is safe to use with latex condoms. The 2 oz bottle is a handy size for a nightstand drawer or an overnight bag. Use it with a partner or on your own.
Best for: For anyone who wants one lubricant that covers sex with latex condoms, solo play and toys. It suits people who prefer a formula without glycerin or parabens, and those who want a small bottle to try before buying a larger size.
At a glance: Water-based · Paraben free · Glycerin free · Latex compatible · 2 oz
Key features
| Water-based formula |
Rinses away with water and suits the widest range of uses. |
| Paraben free |
Made without paraben preservatives. |
| Glycerin free |
Contains no glycerin, which some people prefer to avoid. |
| Latex compatible |
Can be used together with latex condoms. |
Specifications
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Size: 2 oz
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Base: Water
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Free from: Parabens, glycerin
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Condom compatibility: Latex
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Maker: Little Genie
In the box
- 1 bottle of Midas lubricant, 2 oz
How to use
Squeeze a small amount onto your fingers and apply it where you want more glide: on the body, on a condom or on a toy. Start with a little and add more as needed. If it begins to dry, a few drops of water or a fresh dab brings the glide back. Rinse off with water afterward. See the bottle for the full ingredient list.
Care
- Close the cap firmly after each use.
- Store upright at room temperature, away from heat and direct sunlight.
- Rinse skin and toys with warm water after use.
- Stop using it if you notice irritation.
- Check the bottle for ingredients and an expiry date.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it with condoms?
Yes, with latex condoms: the maker states that Midas is latex compatible. Other condom materials are not mentioned in the product information, so check the condom maker's advice if you use non-latex types.
Is it safe for sex toys?
The product information does not address toys directly. As a general rule, water-based lubricant is the type recommended for silicone, TPE and TPR toys. Wash the toy after use, as you would with any lubricant.
What does paraben and glycerin free mean for me?
It means the formula leaves out two ingredients that some buyers choose to avoid. The store makes no health claim for this. If you have sensitive skin or known allergies, read the full ingredient list on the bottle before use.
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
