I've used two different kinds of silicone-based lubricant by ID Lubricants and they are both fantastic. The silicone base makes it feel extra smooth and it lasts a lot longer than water-based lubricants, and it's totally condom-friendly unlike oil-based lubes. If you're looking for a silky feeling, long-lasting, and latex-safe silicone-based lube, ID millennium is the right thing for you! It only takes just a little bit too, so a large bottle of ID Millennium will last you a VERY long time.

One thing you must be careful of is spilling. This particular brand and type tends to leak if you store the bottle on its side. Be sure to keep it upright or you will find lube has leaked all over the place. It is water-soluble, but it's a little bit more difficult to get out of fabrics because it's not water-based. So be careful where you store it. If you keep it standing upright, you'll have no problems with it.

Unfortunately, silicone lubricants tend not to be edible or flavored, so if you're looking for something with a scent or flavor, this won't be it. It's generally not meant to be ingested. If you do get some in your mouth (which with the nature of sex that kind of thing is likely to happen) it won't be terribly harmful, but it will not taste good either.

But for those of you who don't particularly want a flavored lube, silicone-based is the way to go! There are several different brands that make silicone-based lubes, and ID has a few in decent price-range. ID Millennium was the first kind I tried and I would not hesitate to use it again. In fact, ever since I first tried this, every time I go shopping for lube, the first thing I look for is ID's selections of silicone-based lubes.

This is still a good silicone lubricant. I still prefer Wet Platinum over this, because the Wet Platinum bottle doesn't leak, but the ID product itself is no less a good buy. If I didn't have the option of the Wet, I would go with this. So my opinion is pretty much the same with this product as it was when I originally wrote the review.