Collection: Lubricants for condoms

Shop lubricants for condoms at Pink Lifestyle Singapore: water-based, silicone-based and hybrid lubes from Pjur, JO, Sliquid and Durex, chosen for use with condoms. A few drops make sex smoother and help prevent condom tears.

Not sure which to pick? The guide below the products explains which lube works with latex and polyurethane condoms, and what to avoid.

Lubricants for condoms

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Shop lube and condoms by type

The base of a lube decides what it works with, so start with the type and narrow down from there.

Compare our best-selling lubricants for condoms

A quick side-by-side of the condom-safe lubes Singapore customers buy most.

LubricantBaseFeelBest forSizePrice
Durex KY Jelly WaterLight gelEveryday use on a budget100gS$9.70
Pjur Woman Nude WaterLight, unscentedSensitive skinChoice of sizesFrom S$11.66
Unicorn Juice WaterSmooth gelValue big bottle360mlS$11.90
Pjur Original SiliconeSilky, long-lastingLong sessions & showerChoice of sizesFrom S$12.60
Pjur Back Door SiliconeThick, cushioningAnal sex30mlS$13.80
Sliquid Naturals H2O WaterNatural, glycerin-freeSensitive skinChoice of sizesFrom S$15.50
JO H2O Raspberry Sorbet WaterFlavouredOral sex30mlS$15.90
Durex Play H2O WaterLight, non-stickyPairing with Durex condoms100mlS$16.30

Prices correct at time of writing and may change. See each product page for current price and stock.

Which lube works with which condom?

Condom material matters as much as the lube. Water-based and silicone-based lubricants are safe with latex and non-latex condoms, while oil-based products should never be used with latex, according to NSW Health's Play Safe guide.

Condom materialExamplesWater-basedSilicone-basedOil-based
LatexMost Durex condoms, Okamoto 003 and CrownYesYesNo
Polyisoprene (latex-free)Non-latex condoms for latex allergiesYesYesNo
Polyurethane (latex-free)Okamoto 0.01 and 0.02YesYesCheck the label

Always check both the condom and lube packaging for compatibility before use.

How to choose a lubricant for condoms

Water-based for everyday use. It works with every condom and every toy, rinses off with water and doesn't stain sheets. It can dry out faster, so keep the bottle nearby.

Silicone-based for staying power. A few drops last much longer, even in the shower, which is why many people choose it for anal sex. Keep it away from silicone toys.

Hybrid for a creamier feel. Water-silicone blends like Sliquid Silk feel richer than water-based lube and clean up more easily than pure silicone. Check the label for condom compatibility.

Glycerin-free if you're sensitive. Formulas like Sliquid Naturals H2O and Pjur Med Sensitive Glide skip glycerin and parabens.

How to use lube with a condom

  • Roll the condom on first, then apply a few drops of lube to the outside.
  • Add more whenever things start to feel dry. Friction is what causes most tears.
  • Use a new condom if you switch between anal and vaginal sex.
  • Never use baby oil, coconut oil, petroleum jelly or body lotion with latex condoms.
  • Check the expiry date on both the condom and the lube.

Need condoms too? Shop Okamoto, Durex and our full condom range, or read the Okamoto condom review to find your fit.

Lubricants for condoms FAQs

Is it safe to use lube with condoms?

Yes. Water-based and silicone-based lubricants are safe with latex and non-latex condoms, and adding lube lowers the chance of a condom tearing. Avoid oil-based products with latex condoms.

Can I use coconut oil or baby oil with a condom?

Not with latex condoms. Oils, petroleum jelly and lotions can weaken latex and make it more likely to break, according to NSW Health. Choose a water-based or silicone-based lube instead.

Which lube is best for Okamoto 0.01 or 0.02 condoms?

Okamoto 0.01 and 0.02 are made from polyurethane, which works with both water-based and silicone-based lube. Water-based lube is the most versatile choice if you also use toys. Read our Okamoto condom review to compare the range.

Which lubricant lasts the longest?

Silicone-based lube lasts the longest and stays slippery in water. Hybrid lubes are a middle ground, while water-based lube may need reapplying during longer sessions.

Can I use silicone lube with sex toys?

Avoid silicone lube with silicone toys, as it can damage the surface over time. Use a water-based lube with silicone toys, or check the toy's instructions.

Is flavoured lube safe with condoms?

Flavoured lubes like the JO H2O range are water-based, so they work with condoms. Check the label if you plan to use it for vaginal sex too.

Do you deliver discreetly in Singapore?

Yes. Every order ships in plain packaging with no product names. Choose same-day delivery (S$10, free over S$80) or Pink Rush instant delivery in as fast as 60 minutes (S$20, free from S$160). See the Delivery Guide.

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