Flavor that actually tastes like something is rarer in lubricants than you'd think. Swiss Navy solved that by working with a Fortune 500 food company to develop the strawberry kiwi flavored lubricant formula, and the result is a water-based lube that genuinely tastes like the fruit on the label, not like candy syrup or artificial sweetener. The 118ml pump bottle keeps things clean and mess-free at the bedside.
What You Get
Real fruit flavor, no sugar: the sugar-free formula means no yeast-infection risk and no sticky residue after use, just smooth glide that doubles as an invitation for oral intimacy.
Paraben-free water-based formula: compatible with latex and polyisoprene condoms, as well as silicone toys, so you can use it across your whole collection without worrying about material damage.
Pump dispenser on a 4oz bottle: one-handed, no-spillage dosing, and 118ml gives you plenty of sessions before you need to restock.
Who It's For
Anyone who wants oral play to feel less clinical and more genuinely enjoyable will find this format practical. It works equally well for couples introducing flavored lubricants for the first time and for people who already know they prefer water-based options because of condom or toy compatibility. The strawberry kiwi variety sits in the fruity-fresh range of the Swiss Navy Flavors line, which also includes Pina Colada, Passion Fruit, Very Wild Cherry, Cooling Peppermint and Chocolate Bliss, so if you are curious whether this flavor profile suits your palate, this 4oz size is a sensible commitment.
Usage and Care
Water-based lubricants rinse away easily with warm water, leaving no residue on skin or toy surfaces. Reapply as needed during use, since water-based formulas can thin out over time, and store the bottle upright with the pump locked to avoid any accidental dispensing.
Megasexshop.com has been stocking Swiss Navy products since 2013, and every order ships in discreet packaging with no indication of the contents. If you have questions before buying, customer support is available seven days a week in both English and Greek.