liquid silicone
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Common uses include scar treatment with medical‑grade silicone gel, use as a personal liquid lubricant, and formation of food‑safe bakeware molded from liquid silicone (LSR).
The listings show wide temperature tolerance that varies by product. Examples include very low freezer ratings (listings note about −58°F and, in another example, −140°F) and high oven tolerances up to roughly 450–482°F. Exact limits depend on the specific item and manufacturer claims.
Common cavity counts run from about 6 up to 12 cavities, with individual cavity capacities typically ranging from roughly 1 ounce to around 4 ounces, depending on the mold.
Some listings include age or supervision notes (for example, suggested age 2+ with adult supervision). Personal lubricant listings warn to keep out of reach of children, state they are not contraceptives, and note they contain no spermicide.
One lubricant listing references FDA approval and condom compatibility. Other product notes highlight formulations that are hypoallergenic and free of glycerin and parabens.