The right lube makes everything better.
Lubricants & Glides
Body-safe, pH-considerate lubricants and glides — water-based for everyday ease and toy-safe comfort, silicone for the long sessions, and gentle aloe formulas for sensitive skin. The right lube makes everything better, and we’ll help you pick the one you actually need.
Lubricants & Glides in Nigeria: a quick buying guide
Lubricant is the most underrated thing in your bedside drawer — and the one people repurchase most, for good reason. Intimova’s lubricants and glides are body-safe, pH-considerate formulas that make everything more comfortable, whether solo or with a partner.
There are three to know. A water-based lubricant is the everyday all-rounder — toy-safe, condom-safe and easy to rinse. A silicone-based lubricant lasts longer for unhurried sessions (just not with silicone toys). Gentle aloe formulas suit sensitive skin. Our guides explain how to choose and use each one, including what to avoid if you’re prone to irritation.
Discreet delivery across Nigeria — Lagos, Abuja and nationwide — and each page says plainly whether it is in stock today. Check the blog for honest, straight-talking guides on choosing and using them well.
Lubricants in Nigeria: your questions
Common questions
- Water-based or silicone?
- Water-based for everyday use and with any toy or condom. Silicone lasts longer and suits skin-to-skin, but should not be used on silicone toys. If you are unsure, buy water-based.
- Does glycerin matter?
- For some people, yes — glycerin is a sugar alcohol and those prone to thrush often do better without it. It also affects how the product behaves against your body: the WHO advises lubricants stay under 1,200 mOsm/kg, and an analysis of twelve commercial products found most exceeded it. Our lubricant guide has the sources.
- Is it safe with condoms?
- Water-based and silicone lubricants are. Oils are not — they weaken latex.
- Will the package show what is inside?
- Orders ship from Abuja in plain, unbranded packaging with nothing on the outside that says what is inside or who it is from. Delivery is by name only — your rider brings it to your door, your gate or a pickup point you choose. Most Nigerian cities receive orders in two to four days; Abuja is often same or next day.