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Most water‑based lubricants are offered as thin liquids and as thicker gels (often described as “stay‑put” formulas). Listings typically use terms like “liquid” or “gel” to distinguish the two textures.

Yes — many product listings explicitly label water‑based lubes as condom‑compatible and toy‑friendly. They frequently note compatibility with natural rubber latex and polyisoprene condoms and indicate safe use with sex toys.

Packaging ranges from simple squeeze or pump bottles to products that include a dedicated applicator or come in travel‑friendly sizes. Some listings specifically call out an included applicator or TSA‑friendly packaging.

Bottle volumes in listings commonly range from about 1.5 fl oz up to roughly 8.45 fl oz, with several products offered in the 2–4.5 fl oz range.

Options include unscented/neutral formulas as well as lightly scented or flavored varieties. Examples in listings include vanilla, lemon‑vanilla and cherry.

Many product descriptions note that water‑based formulas rinse off with water and advertise non‑staining, non‑sticky properties and low odor for easy cleanup.

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