Boy Butter Lubricant 4 oz Tub – Smooth Personal Glide
A rich, long-lasting cream lubricant in a convenient 4 oz tub, built for a smooth, extended-play glide.
The cult-favorite coconut-oil cream lube that goes on rich, stays slick for the long haul, and rinses clean with just water — not for use with latex.
- Long-lasting, thicker cream glide
- Convenient wide-mouth tub for easy scooping
- Fan-favorite, well-known formula
- Versatile for solo or partner play
- Not compatible with latex condoms
- Thicker texture rinses off less easily than water-based lube
A rich, long-lasting cream glide built for sessions that go the distance.
Boy Butter Lubricant 4 oz Tub – Smooth Personal Glide
Boy Butter brings its fan-favorite cream formula to a convenient 4 oz tub, delivering a thick, smooth glide that outlasts typical water-based lubes. The wide-mouth tub makes it easy to scoop exactly what you need, whether you're flying solo or with a partner. Its rich texture is a go-to pick for anyone who wants their glide to keep up with a longer session.
WHAT MAKES IT THROBBS-WORTHY
- Long-Lasting Glide — a cream formula built to stay slick through extended play.
- Rich, Smooth Texture — noticeably thicker than typical water-based lubes.
- Solo or Partner Use — versatile enough for any kind of intimate play.
- Fan-Favorite Formula — a long-running name trusted across the community.
- Convenient Tub — a wide opening makes scooping simple.
FAQ
Q: Is Boy Butter safe to use with latex condoms?
A: No — its cream-based formula is oil-based, and oil-based lubricants can weaken latex, so pair it with polyisoprene or non-latex condoms instead.
Q: How is it different from a water-based lube?
A: It uses a thicker, cream-based formula that tends to last longer per application than typical water-based gels, though it doesn't rinse off with water alone as easily.
WHO'S IT FOR?
Designed for all genders • Experience Level: beginner • Interests: extended play, solo or partner use.
CARE
Keep the tub tightly sealed and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
SAFETY
Not compatible with latex condoms — use polyisoprene, polyurethane, or non-latex barrier methods instead. Discontinue use if irritation occurs, and keep away from eyes.
