ID Millennium Silicone Lube – Test & Review

I think the design of this bottle is slick and appealing to the eye - its' simplistic black and green colouring makes it look high quality and trust-worthy. My partner liked the way it looked more gender-neutral and not female aimed. The embossed logo on the top of the lid made the bottle feel and look more expensive and not some cheap bottle that hadn't been thought through. It also came sealed which is reassuring for hygiene reasons. I loved the design!

It was very easy to use - the bottle has a great click-close lid which I could easily squeeze out the correct amount of lube each time. I don't like twist off lids, as I find them hard to use when my hands are slippery! This lube was quite hard to wash off the skin after use, as it was so thick and tacky. I usually prefer a thinner lube that doesn't remain on the skin after washing off, so that was a con for me. Yet, this means that it would be good to use in the shower, as it doesn't wash off very fast!

This lube is FDA approved, showing that it has been through proper government testing, and that it is trust-worthy and safe. It has a pH level of 6, meaning that it is slightly acidic - this reading is great for a lube as it has a similar pH level to a vagina, meaning that the vagina's natural pH level wont be affected and thrown off balance.

For such a high quality lube, I thought it had a very attractive price-tag! It came in a reasonably large bottle, that I think would last me more than 20 uses! I didn't have to use a lot for it to go a long way and I didn't have to re-apply more either. I think the price is very reasonable for such a great silicone lube.

If you're worried about this lube not lasting as long as you, then stop worrying now! The name is very fitting, it really will last a millenium! Even though it has a high viscosity, it wasn't uncomfortable and didn't become sticky - I was worried that it would create friction due to its initial tackiness, but it didn't! During the 'Drip Off A Spoon' test, it fell as a medium to slow speed, showing that it is a slightly thicker lube. It had no taste but a very slight chemical smell when in the bottle, but I couldn't smell it when using it. This is a pretty tacky lube, but not in a sticky way, in a thicker way.

The ID Millenium lube is a silicone lube that is not compatible with silicone sex toys - try using it with either a metal or glass toy instead. This lube is body-safe, as well as latex, polyurethane, and polyisoprene condom compatible.

When I used the lube, it created a light stain on the fabric sheets, of which was still lightly noticeable when it had dried. After washing the sheet, it had completely disappeared. When using it with a glass toy, it was hard to wash off, and took a couple of attempts, as it has created a seal that didn't want to budge!