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Lube

Personal lubricants for comfort, dryness and sensitive skin.

Lube
Treatments & products
Durex Play Feel Lubricant GelGSL Durex Play Feel Lubricant Gel Durex Play Feel is a light, water-based lubricant gel for a natural, comfortable feel only £6.99 View › Conceive Plus Fertility LubricantGSL Conceive Plus Fertility Lubricant Conceive Plus is a fertility-friendly personal lubricant, isotonic and pH balanced to... from £14.49 View › Durex Play Sensual 2 in 1 Massage Gel & Lubricant 200mlGSL Durex Play Sensual 2 in 1 Massage Gel & Lubricant 200ml Durex Play Sensual 2 in 1 is a silky massage gel and lubricant in one, with the scent... only £9.49 View › Durex Sensilube Intimate Moisturising Gel 40mlGSL Durex Sensilube Intimate Moisturising Gel 40ml Durex Sensilube is a feather-light, odourless intimate moisturising gel that... only £5.99 View › Kynect Personal Lubricant Gel (formerly K-Y Jelly)GSL Kynect Personal Lubricant Gel (formerly K-Y Jelly) Kynect (formerly K-Y Jelly) is a gentle, water-based personal lubricant that adds... from £4.49 View › Sylk Natural Intimate Moisturiser 40gGSL Sylk Natural Intimate Moisturiser 40g Sylk is a water-based intimate moisturiser and lubricant used to ease vaginal dryness... only £7.99 View ›

Lube — your questions, answered

Which type of lubricant should I choose?
Water-based lubricant, such as Durex Play Feel, is the best all-rounder — light, gentle on skin, easy to wash away and safe with condoms. Silicone-based lubes last longer between applications but take a little more washing off. If you're unsure, start with a water-based one; it suits almost everyone.
Is lube safe to use with condoms?
Water-based lubricant is condom-friendly and can actually reduce the chance of a condom splitting by cutting friction. What to avoid is anything oil-based — baby oil, body lotion, petroleum jelly — with latex condoms, because oils weaken the latex. Durex Play Feel is water-based, so it's safe with the condoms we stock.
Is it normal to need lubricant?
Completely normal, at any age. Vaginal dryness is very common — around the menopause, after childbirth, while breastfeeding, or with some medicines such as antidepressants and the contraceptive pill — and plenty of people simply prefer sex with lubricant. Using one is a safe, simple fix and nothing to be embarrassed about.
When should I get advice about dryness or discomfort?
If dryness bothers you day to day rather than just during sex, or you notice itching, soreness, unusual discharge or bleeding, speak to our pharmacist or your GP. There's often an easily treated cause, and longer-lasting vaginal moisturisers or other treatments may help more than lubricant alone.

Information only — always read the patient leaflet and ask our pharmacist if you're unsure. Prescription treatments are supplied only after a consultation and our pharmacist's approval.

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