Lubricants

Welcome to the lubricants collection at easycondom.ch, the simple way to buy lubricant online in Switzerland. Here you will find water-based, silicone and hybrid formulas from brands trusted by pharmacies and health professionals, in formats that suit daily use, occasional use or travel. Whether you are looking for a condom-safe gel, a fragrance-free option for sensitive skin or an organic certified formula, this page helps you compare and choose calmly.

Choose by base: water-based, silicone or hybrid

The base of a lubricant determines how it behaves, how long it stays comfortable and how you clean up afterwards. Most people start here.

• Water-based lubricant: the most versatile option. It rinses off with water, leaves no residue on textiles and is compatible with latex condoms and with most intimate accessories. It may need to be reapplied or reactivated with a little water.
• Silicone: a thin film that stays in place much longer and resists water, which makes it practical in the shower. It is also condom-safe, but it should not be used with silicone accessories.
• Hybrid: a water base with a small share of silicone. It lasts longer than a pure water formula while keeping an easy clean-up. A good compromise if you hesitate between the two.

If dryness is a recurring concern, a water-based formula is usually the first choice, and you can complete your routine with gentle products from our intimate hygiene range.

Choose by characteristic

Beyond the base, a few criteria make the difference in daily comfort. Read the label and compare.

• Condom-safe: all water-based and silicone lubricants sold here are compatible with latex. Oil-based products are not, which is why we keep them separate from the lubricants used with condoms.
• Fragrance-free and flavour-free: a shorter ingredient list is often preferable for sensitive skin.
• Glycerin-free and paraben-free: frequently chosen by people prone to irritation or recurring discomfort.
• Organic certified: YES organic formulas are certified and plant-based, with a focus on simple ingredients.
• Accessory compatibility: water-based and hybrid formulas work with silicone accessories, pure silicone does not.

Choose by brand

Each brand has its own approach to formulation and texture. Browsing by brand is often the fastest route if you already know what suits you.

• pjur: a German manufacturer known for concentrated silicone and water-based formulas with short ingredient lists.
• System JO: a broad catalogue covering water, silicone and hybrid bases, plus options for sensitive skin.
• Sliquid: minimalist, glycerin-free and paraben-free formulas, often chosen for comfort-focused use.
• Swiss Navy: long-lasting water and silicone gels available in several bottle sizes.
• Durex: widely available classics, easy to recognise and tested for use with condoms.

For body applications, our separate massage selection covers oils and gels designed for external use.

Choose by format

Format matters more than people expect. Small sachets are ideal for a handbag, a wallet or a weekend away and let you test a formula before committing to a bottle. Tubes and flip-top bottles of around 50 to 100 ml cover regular use. Pump bottles of 250 ml or more are the practical choice for frequent use at home and are usually the better value per millilitre. If you are also restocking condoms, our size guide helps you confirm the right width before you order.

Delivery and discretion

Every order is expedited from Switzerland and delivered in 24h. Shipping is free and your parcel is neutral, with no mention of the content or the shop on the outside. Payment is secure, including Twint. We also hold the largest choice of condoms in Switzerland, so you can combine lubricants and condoms in a single order.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use any lubricant with a condom?

No. Water-based and silicone lubricants are condom-safe. Oil-based products such as body oils, creams or petroleum jelly can damage latex and compromise protection against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections.

What is the difference between water-based and silicone?

Water-based rinses off easily and works with every type of accessory, but may need reapplication. Silicone stays in place longer and resists water, but it should not be used with silicone accessories and can mark fabrics.

Which lubricant is best for sensitive skin?

Look for a fragrance-free, glycerin-free and paraben-free water-based formula, or a certified organic option. A short ingredient list is generally the safest starting point. If discomfort persists, speak to a pharmacist or a doctor.

How should I store a lubricant?

Keep it at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, and close the cap properly. Check the expiry date and the period-after-opening symbol on the packaging, and avoid sharing an open bottle.