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Do your products come in discreet shipping mailers/boxes?
yes they do. If you choose USPS or Fedex, the return address will list “customer care”. UPS will list Sliquid in the return address.
Is there a shelf life for the Sliquid lubricant?
Yes, there is a 3 year shelf life unopened, and 6 – 12 months once opened. There is a lot code and shelf life date on the bottom of the bottles.
So, as a long-time customer and AFAB, queer/trans person, I’m wondering why your non-silicone lines don’t come with a pump bottle option? Because having to use a two-handed operation, mid-session, is more than a bit clumsy. Please elaborate – AFAB people need one-handed use, too.
Non silicone lubricants do not come with a pump because a proper heat seal cannot be applied with a pump in place. Silicone does not require a heat seal, as it is not a medium that can grow bacteria. We do sell an add on pump that will work with any 4 or 8oz bottle here.
I have a bottle of organics natural that I opened less than a month ago. Today I noticed a sour smell and a slightly different texture. Does it go bad? Does it need to be stored a certain way?
You typically have 6 – 12 months once opened, so long as the product is within it’s shelf life. Storage should be at room temperature, with the bottle closed, and out of direct sunlight or high humidity (bathrooms).
Will it wash out of cotton or synthetic sheets?
Products with silicone (Silver, Silk, Spark) are likely to stain high thread count or synthetic materials.
What is the difference between Silquid organics natural, and Silquid H20? which is better for an post menopause person?
H2O and Natural actually function in the same manner. The difference is that H2O is a simple, water-based formula with only 5 ingredients, whereas Natural is an aloe-based formula with added organic botanical extracts. You may really like Satin, which was specifically formulated to address post-menopausal body changes. It doubles as a lubricant and daily moisturizer. I will include a direct link below.