ID Glide Lube is a good basic lubricant to have in your stash of toys. It's water-based, which means it's compatible with toys and latex condoms, and a drop of water onto areas of the body you've already added lube to will make you slippery and good to go again. The last trick means a bottle will last you quite some time, as well!

ID Glide is not natural, however. It contains glycerin, which some sensitive parts find irritating, and then there's all the nasty chemicals as well. Aside from a latex allergy, I don't really have very sensitive skin, and still I tend to find that ID Glide gets me through a session with a partner or toy, but then, as I'm lying there in post-orgasmic bliss it starts to itch, and itch, and itch. Suddenly, my post-orgasmic bliss is no longer blissful, and I'm running to the bathroom to wash it all off. It's easy enough to clean off, though - a damp towel will do the trick, and you'll only need soap if you're sensitive to the glycerin.

Being water-based, it won't last very long on the body, although as I mentioned, you can add a drop of water to give it some extra life once it's dried up, and your own natural lubricants will help as well. Unfortunately, this does mean it isn't suitable for anal sex unless you're prepared to pump it out like there's no tomorrow or have a lot of that water on hand.

It's not a lube for anal fun. It's not a lube for sensitive souls. It's not a lube for anyone but the toughest cookies. It is a "toybox staple" though -- ID Glide is good to have in the bottom of your stash of toys for emergencies, but unless you are super-resistant to all the artificial gunk in it, I'd pick a different brand for your everyday lube.