Yes, that is exactly what it is for. It holds 2 fl oz (60 mL) of the same pH balanced water based formula sold in the larger bottle and can, in a squeeze tube small enough to travel with. If it suits you, the 9 oz can and 10 oz pump bottle hold the identical formula in more useful quantities.

It depends on use. A 2 fl oz tube is the right call for a bag, a drawer at a second address, or a first purchase where you do not want to commit to a full bottle. If you use lubricant regularly at home, the larger formats cost less per ounce for the same formula.

The manufacturer positions it as a water based lubricant and massage gel, so both uses are intended. Because it is water based rather than an oil, it wipes up with water and stays safe alongside condoms.

2 fl oz, which is 60 mL.

Yes. The same water based formula runs across the line. Only the volume and the packaging change.

Yes. The manufacturer states the formula is toy safe with all materials, which covers silicone, glass, metal and ABS.

Yes. Cock Oil states it is compatible with most condoms, latex and non-latex. Water based formulas do not degrade latex.

No. It is a water based product. The name is brand personality rather than a description of the formula, which is why it rinses off with water.

Warm water on its own. The brand states it leaves no staining and no residue.