# ID Millennium Silicone-Based Personal Lubricant 64oz

## What it is

The ID Millennium Silicone-Based Personal Lubricant 64oz is a ID Lubricants wellness product. Positioned for for-him and for-her. Current price: $217.99 (retail value $284.41). In stock.

## Emma's take

The half-gallon wonder that never quits.

This is the lube for people who've done the math. Sixty-four ounces of silicone perfection that laughs at reapplication breaks and keeps everything gloriously slick for hours. It's the professional-grade pick — massage therapists love it, couples who know what they're about stock up on it. The texture stays exactly where you put it without migrating, and cleanup is surprisingly manageable for something this luxurious. If you go through bottles fast or hate running out mid-session, this changes everything.

## Specifications

- Volume: 64 oz (half gallon)
- Base: Premium silicone formula
- Texture: Ultra slippery consistency
- Usage: Long-lasting lubrication

## Care instructions

- Stays slick from first touch to final cleanup — no frequent reapplication needed.
- Compatible with glass and stainless steel toys, avoid silicone toy contact.

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## Frequently asked questions

## How long does this actually last during use?

Hours without reapplication. Silicone formulas don't absorb into skin like water-based, so this keeps going through extended sessions without breaking down.

## Can I use this with all my toys?

Works beautifully with glass, stainless steel, and hard plastic toys. Avoid silicone toys as silicone lube can break down silicone toy material over time.

## Is 64 ounces really necessary?

If you're a frequent user, massage therapist, or just hate running out, absolutely. This size works out much more economical per ounce than smaller bottles.

## How do I clean this off afterward?

Soap and warm water removes it completely. Takes a bit more scrubbing than water-based lubes but nothing excessive — just don't expect it to rinse off with water alone.

## Does this stain sheets or clothing?

Minimal staining risk on most fabrics, but silicone can leave slight marks on very light or delicate materials. Use a towel if you're concerned about your favorite sheets.