It is the name that dominates the oil based lubricant conversation. Boy Butter is churned to be water soluble, so it delivers oil based endurance and still washes off with water alone. Gold Label is that formula in a 16 ounce collector’s tub.

The formula is the same original coconut based recipe. What differs is the packaging and the occasion: an anniversary edition marking the brand’s 2003 launch, in a 16 ounce gold tub, with a portion of proceeds going to reforestation projects.

Not with latex condoms. Oil degrades latex, which is the most important thing to know before buying any oil based lubricant. If condoms are part of your plan, choose a water based formula such as Boy Butter Clear or H2O.

Not with latex condoms. This is an oil based formula and oil degrades latex. If you need condom compatibility, choose a water based lubricant instead.

Yes. The manufacturer lists it as silicone toy safe and fabric safe.

Water alone lifts it from skin and fabric, which is unusual for an oil based formula and is the reason the brand exists.

Yes. The Gold Label is the classic original coconut based formula in a 16 ounce anniversary tub, not a different recipe.

Partially hydrogenated vegetable oils, glycerin, polysorbate 60, tocopheryl acetate, glyceryl stearate and phenyl trimethicone.