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69-minute (or less) instant local delivery to Miami, Fort Lauderdale & Palm Beach — plus FREE curbside pickup.Three one-ounce bottles from Wet, one of each base: pure water, a silicone-and-water blend, and pure silicone. The point of buying it as a set is that these three feel genuinely different and suit different situations, and one ounce is enough to find out which one you actually want a full bottle of.What is in the set Water Based: Pure water formula, closest to the body's own moisture. Wet lists it as condom compatible and safe with toys. Washes off with water, and can be revived with a
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Ranked / Shortest to longest
That one axis explains most of the difference between these three bottles. Water leaves as it dries and wants topping up. Add silicone to the water and it holds on considerably longer. Take the water out altogether and there is nothing left in the bottle that can evaporate at all. Three ounces, three points on that line.
Pure water, and the shortest run of the three. It behaves the way the body does, disappears under a splash, and comes back to life with one.
Silicone carried in water. Long enough that you stop reaching for it mid-way, still soluble enough to leave with a warm flannel. Glycerin free.
A four-blend pure silicone with no water in it. The longest-running formula Wet makes, and the only one that ignores a shower entirely.
More than one job
Platinum is sold as a lubricant and doubles as a body and massage lotion, which is a genuinely different use for the same ounce. It is hypoallergenic, vegan, gluten free and non-GMO. Because there is no water in it, nothing dries out, nothing goes tacky and nothing needs replacing part-way through. The flip side is that it wants soap to come off, and that you should pour far less than instinct suggests — a few drops of silicone covers ground that a water-based lube would need a palmful for.
Pairing
The base is the only thing that decides what a lubricant can safely touch, and it is almost never the thing on the front of the label. Here are all three, sorted by bottle rather than by situation.
| Bottle | Where it belongs |
|---|---|
| Water Based | The pick for silicone toys, and for any evening where you want it gone with water alone. Not the one for a bath. |
| Gold Hybrid | Long stretches on skin without the soap afterwards. Glycerin free. Listed by Wet as toy safe alongside the water-based bottle. |
| Platinum | Anything involving water — shower, bath, pool — and the longest sessions. Also the massage bottle. Needs soap to clean up. |
| Glass or steel | Any of the three. |
| Latex condoms | Any of the three — none of them is oil based. |
For a silicone toy specifically, water-based is the bottle we reach for.
The small print
Wet has been made in the United States under FDA guidelines since the late eighties — more than thirty-five years of continuous production under the same formulas, whatever the bottles have looked like along the way. Each one here holds 1 fl oz / 30 ml, three ounces across the set.
Capped properly and kept at room temperature out of direct sun, these keep for years. One ounce sits under the carry-on liquid limit, so the set flies. And if your skin reacts easily to new products, put a little on the inside of a wrist first.
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