15 CBD Lube Options to Try That Will, Um, ‘Make Your Vagina Feel High’


These days, there is seemingly little that CBD can't solve. Feeling anxious? Sip a CBD latte. Need to wear an uncomfy pair of high heels? Slather the stuff on your feet in balm form. Want to ramp up your romps in the hay? Slap some CBD lube on your lady bits. Yup, you read that last part right. Just when we thought we'd found every possible use for CBD, we discovered that CBD lube is a thing. And—surprise surprise—it might just be the best use of the stuff yet.
Below are the best CBD lubes you might want to try to enhance your time in bed, as well as everything you need to know about diving into the wild(ly fun) world of CBD lube. And no—it won't get you high.
Best CBD lubes at a glance
- Best pre-lube: Foria Awaken Arousal Oil with CBD ($34)
- Best water-based: Kush Queen Water-Based CBD Lube ($50)
- Best latex-safe: GoLove CBD Intimate Lubricant ($68)
- Best aloe vera-based: Quim Smooth Operator Intimate Serum with CBD ($48)
- Best plant-based: "O" by Dani Pepper CBD Orgasm Enhancer Lube ($34)
- Best organic: TOCA TOTO Oil ($48)
- Best scent: Ananda Touch Bliss Intimate Oil ($40)
- Best taste: Flora + Bast Aphrodisia ($58)
- Best clean: Foria Intimacy Sex Oil with CBD ($31)
- Best single use pouches: Privy Peach CBD-Infused Intimate Oil ($45)
- Best budget: Uncle Bud’s 60 mg CBD Lubricant ($16)
- Best fragrance-free: HighOnLove CBD Lubricant ($48)
- Best CBD isolate: Bella CBD Aqua d'Amore Water-Based Lubricant ($28)
- Best splurge: Bawdy Intimate Blow ($69)
- Best long-lasting: Runi Play Primer ($44)
What are some of the benefits of CBD Lube?
"CBD lube can lead to increased sensitivity for some, and most experience relaxation which creates more willingness to receive pleasurable touch which in turn may lead to better and stronger orgasms," says Tammy Nelson, PhD, a board certified sexologist and the author of Getting the Sex You Want. "Using CBD lube can help with vaginal pain, with penetration, and can decrease and even prevent irritation." She notes that some manufacturers claim that CBD lube can moisturize and regenerate skin, but says that hasn't seen any studies that can confirm that.
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Research has, however, shown that there are some other sexy potential benefits associated with getting herbal in your intimate activities. CBD, and cannabis's other standout element, THC, work with the endocannibinoid system in your body, which controls homeostasis and "can effect everything from your mood to your appetite to your sex drive and your body’s response during sex,” Dosist VP of Brand Derek McCarty told Well+Good last year.
CBD lube can also be beneficial for people who might experience pain during sex, which can be caused by a number of different things including vaginismus, vaginitis, PCOS, or vaginal tearing from birth. "CBD can help reduce tension in the pelvic floor so it can decrease pain with penetration and inflammation," says Cyo Nystrom, CEO and co-founder of Quim. She also points to studies that show CBD to be very beneficial for people experiencing PTSD from sexual trauma.
Are there any risks?
The biggie, as with pretty much all CBD products, is that there's no regulation just yet so you've gotta be a wise label-reader so you know exactly what you're getting. AKA if what you're using is actually legit "CBD products vary greatly depending on the CBD source as well as the modality of consumption," says Nystrom, adding that different people can also respond to different types of CBD in varying ways. "I encourage people to do their own research and try and few different products a few times before making a judgment call."
Another important thing to keep in mind is that many CBD lubes are oil based, so they aren't safe to use with condoms because oil can cause latex to tear (which, ya know, kind of defeats the purpose of a condom). And apparently, there is a such thing as "too much of a good thing." "If you use too much or the CBD lube is too potent, you run the risk of dulling sensation," says Nystrom. Duly noted.
...But what do people who have actually tried it say?
"It was amazing," Rachel S. (who, understandably, requested that her last name not be used here) told me over email about her foray into the wild world of cannabis lubricant. "I would describe the feeling as if just your vagina was high without your mind being high. Everything felt intensified compared to normal." In the words of Cardi B., okurrrrr. One thing worth noting, though: The lube Rachel tried was a mix of CBD and THC, so don't expect as many fireworks with a CBD-only iteration.
Given Rachel's high praise, I decided to try the whole CBD lube thing for myself by way of Foria Awaken ($48). And, well, it really was amazing. It may have been part placebo effect, but it helped me chill the F out and relax while getting down to business in a totally new way... and I was damn near tempted to cancel my Friday night plans of going out and meeting boys to stay home with my CBD-lube and the Internet's favorite vibrator. True story.
The Best CBD Lubes

As far as CBD lubes go, Foria’s Awaken was the OG. It’s made with broad-spectrum CBD, kava kava extract, and botanical and aromatic oils in order to, “enhance tactile sensation & pleasure while decreasing tension, discomfort and dryness” (um, sign me up). They’re meant to be used as a sort of “pre-lube” to really get things going on the outside (aka your clitoris), and shouldn’t be mixed with latex condoms because of the whole “made with oils” thing. A few highlights from reviewers, who have clearly loved this product: “I’m grinning ear to ear just talking about it,” “pretty divine,” and “tastes the best.”
Pros:
- Affordable
- Organic botanicals
- Nice scent
Cons:
- Not safe for latex

This water-based lube doesn’t contain any oil, so it’s compatible with latex, and created for both men and women. It’s paraben free, petrochemical free, and non-staining. And it’s suitable for anyone who is looking for a gentle lube; one reviewer said, “I have extremely sensitive skin and this causes no irritation at all. I am very happy with it.”
Pros:
- Can be used with latex condoms
- Paraben-free
- Non-staining
Cons:
- Some reviewers say it dries quickly

This water-based lube (read: can be used with condoms) features CBD that acts as an anti-inflammatory that also encourages blood flow for “optimal sexual wellness.” It feels like a true lube, so will get things nice and slippery but with the added benefits that CBD brings to the table bed.
Pros:
- Latex-safe
- Water-based
- Fragrance-free
Cons:
- Some reviewers say it dries quickly

This lube is packed with all kinds of good stuff. In addition to the CBD, it’s also got aloe which the brand’s website says will “improve collagen and vaginal elasticity, reduce inflammation.” 8-10 pumps of the stuff should be enough to get you going, and in addition to adding a little flavor to your sex-life (whether with a partner or alone), it also works as a vaginal moisturizer.
Pros:
- Latex-safe
- Water-soluble
- Organic and vegan
Cons:
- Small sized bottle

Enhance your orgasms with this water-based lube, which has a combination of pure CBD and a plant-based aphrodisiac blend that includes organic aloe vera juice. You apply one pump on the clitoris and one on the inner labia; the lube uses nano-particles to maximize the CBD absorption to increase the intensity of your “O”s. One reviewer even said, “I was impressed, I noticed the difference in minutes after massaging the serum in, every sensation was amplified.”
Pros:
- 100% plant-based ingredients
- Includes vitamin C
- Compatible with latex and silicone
Cons:
- Small-sized bottle

While most lubes come in pump form, TOTO comes in a spray bottle so you can spray it on your hands or directly on your erogenous zones (it’s designed for the vulva/vagina, but can be used on all genitalia). All the ingredients are organic and it’s safe to ingest and can double as a body massage oil, but it is oil-based, so avoid using it with any latex condoms.
Pros:
- Organic
- Plant-based ingredients
- Safe to ingest
Cons:
- Not safe for latex

This little bottle has 250 mg of CBD and an equal opportunity oil for all bodies. It’s made with all natural, plant-based ingredients including peppermint and black pepper essential oils, and organic cacao seed butter, which contains Anandamide, a natural bliss neurotransmitter. It’s safe to use with sex toys but not latex. One reviewer noted, “We love the texture (soft and slick, not sticky) and smell (tobacco, vanilla, peppermint, hemp), as well as how it absorbs into your skin otherwise–no slimy, gross residue. Makes cleanup easy.”
Pros:
- Plant-derived essential oils
- Non-GMO
- pH balanced
- Smells amazing
Cons:
- Not safe for latex

This coconut oil-based lube has CBD and CBG (another cannabinnoid), as well as cinnamon and cardamom essential oils and cacao butter. It’s vegan and non-GMO but not compatible with latex.
Pros:
- Vegan
- Essential oils
- Safe to ingest
Cons:
- Not safe for latex

Foria’s Sex Oil lubricant is formulated with only two pure and organic ingredients— MCT coconut oil and broad spectrum, USDA organic-certified, regeneratively grown USA temp. “This makes Foria’s Sex Oil especially clean and safe to use—it’s a wonderful way to make sex more pleasurable,” says Kiana Reeves, somatic sex educator, pelvic care practitioner, certified doula, and Chief Education Officer at innovative sexual at Foria.
Pros:
- 400 mg CBD
- Organic coconut oil
- Clean
Cons:
- Not safe for latex

Designed with women in mind, Privy Peach’s CBD oil not only helps you *~*chill out*~* and enjoy what’s going down when you’re getting down, but it also promises to help stimulate your body’s own lubrication while increasing circulation to your lady parts. It starts off as a semi-solid, which is dosed out into 10 perfectly sized, single-use servings, but melts into a satisfying oil when it comes in contact with the heat from your skin (… while, ya know, things are heating up).
Pros:
- Extra-filtered virgin coconut oil
- Vegan
- Includes 12 single-use pouches
Cons:
- Not safe for latex

If you’re want to try CBD lube without spending a ton of money, this Uncle Bud’s option is a great pick. It’s water-based and is infused with 60mg of CBD and pure hemp seed oil. And for citrus lovers, the lube has a light tangerine scent.
Pros:
- Safe for latex
- Tangerine scented
- Vitamins A, D, and E
Cons:
- Only has 60mg CBD

This water-based lubricant is safe to use on all types of condoms and is formulated with 200 mg of premium CBD. It’s fragrance-free and made in small batches, and will provide long-lasting lubrication for all your bedroom activities. It’s also fragrance-free and non-staining to keep things simple.
Pros:
- Safe for latex
- Vegan and cruelty-free
- Fragrance-free
Cons:
- Small sized bottle

Searah Deysach, sex educator and owner of feminist sex shop Early to Bed, advises people to look for lubes that list the amount of CBD in the bottle and that have safe other ingredients (avoiding glycerin and parabens). She says a favorite at her shop is this water-based lubricant, which is formulated with 100mg of CBD isolate.
Pros:
- Safe for latex
- Made from industrial hemp
Cons:
- Small sized bottle

The Bawdy Intimate Blow packaging and aesthetic are hands-down the most sensual and sultry of any of the lubes on this list. The dark-red bottle comes in a bright-red box that opens at the side to reveal the word “blow” on the front of the box. This product is an oil-based, edible lubricant that contains full-spectrum CBD (500mg) and CBG (100mg), the latter of which has been linked to increased anandamide, a neurotransmitter that promotes pleasure. This product is organic, vegan, cruelty-free, fragrance-free, and paraben-free.
Aside from looking sexier than other CBD lubes, Blow is also different because it comes with a dropper dispenser instead of a pump. When I tested this product, that dropper gave the lube a certain novelty—like I was using a sexy love potion instead of a lube. Instructions on the package suggest putting “a few drops in your mouth [to] enjoy the feel-good wellness of CBD+CBG,” so I decided to test that theory out. There really isn’t a flavor to it, but—according to my partner—it was hot to watch me drop Blow into my mouth before we got frisky.
Pros:
- Luxurious lube
- Can be used all over
- Also contains CBG
Cons:
- Not safe for latex

From the second that I opened the Runi Play Primer, I could tell that this lube wasn’t quite like the others—and I mean that in the best way possible. Its packaging is also bright-red and the bottle is made of soft silicone that, quite frankly, kind of put me in the mood. It contains 500mg of CBD, hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, and mushroom extracts. What I love most was that the lube isn’t completely clear—there’s actually a little bit of cloudiness to it, just like there would be for our natural body fluids.
Once I realized that Runi was velvety and didn’t get sticky at all, I decided to dive head-in. I used Runi during a partnered sexual encounter during which I dried up a little. When my partner said, “Should we get some lube?” I reached into my nightstand and grabbed this. It squeezes out pretty easily and a little goes a long way. I put it directly on my partner’s penis, which I found was more stimulating than applying it on my vulva. Though I have no way of saying exactly how long we kept, um, going, it was probably about 15 minutes and Runi didn’t get sticky or dry up—like, at all.
Pros:
- Contains great (hydrating) ingredients, like aloe vera
- Safe for latex
- Doesn’t get sticky
Cons:
- The squeeze bottle is a little hard to dispense
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