Silicone Lube

$14.99

Ultra-slick, never sticky. Our silicone lube provides a silky, long-lasting glide that won’t dry out or need frequent reapplication—just smooth, lasting comfort for intimate moments.

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Features

100% Silicone
Non-sticky
pH-Neutral
Hypoallergenic
Condom Compatible
FDA 510(k) Cleared

Ingredients

Cyclopentasiloxane, Dimethicone and Dimethiconol

Silicone Lube

From $9.99

4 Fl Oz

100% SILICONE

SUPER SLICK

LONG LASTING

pH-Neutral

HYPOALLERGENIC

NON-STICKY

CONDOM COMPATIBLE

Valm’s silicone‑based lubricant delivers an ultra‑silky glide that feels natural and stays slick for marathon sessions. Its non‑absorbing formula resists evaporation, cutting friction without constant reapplication.

Long lasting

Maintains slick glide for marathon sessions.

Non-sticky

Leaves skin smooth with zero tack.

Hypoallergenic & odor-free

Perfect for sensitive skin.

Condom safe

Safe with latex, polyisoprene, & polyurethane condoms.

Water play

Keeps its slip in shower or pool.

FDA 510(K) cleared

Clinically tested and cleared for safety.

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SILICONE LUBE

Frequently Asked Questions

Find clear, concise answers on safety, compatibility, and cleanup—all in one place.

What is silicone lubricant?

Silicone lubricant is a blend of inert, medical‑grade silicones (e.g., dimethicone) that coats the skin instead of absorbing, giving an ultra‑slick, water‑resistant glide ideal for extended intimacy.

Is silicone lube safe?

Valm Silicone Lubricant is FDA 510(k)‑cleared, hypoallergenic, and fragrance‑free. Most people tolerate it well; if you notice irritation, discontinue use and consult a doctor.

Can you use silicone lube with latex condoms?

Yes. Silicone lubricants are chemically stable and will not weaken latex, polyisoprene, or polyurethane condoms.

Can you use silicone lube with silicone toys?

No. Silicone lubricant bonds with silicone toys and will cloud, swell, or break down the material over time. Stick to a water‑based lube for all silicone toys.

Does silicone lube stain?

Pure silicone can leave an oily spot on fabric, but it won’t set permanently if treated promptly.

How to get silicone lube out of sheets?

Blot excess, pre‑treat with a grease‑cutting dish soap or enzyme detergent, then launder in warm water. Repeat if needed before machine‑drying.

Is silicone lube edible?

It’s non‑toxic and flavor‑neutral, so incidental oral contact is safe, but it’s not formulated for ingestion.