TitanMen Triple Duty is the seriously multi-purpose, long-lasting cream that lives up to its name — designed for fisting, intercourse, and solo jacking off, all in a single premium formula. Starts off creamy in your hands, transforms into a slick, long-haul glide with use, and finishes only when you do. Built for the kind of session where reapplying every few minutes is not on the agenda.
The clean formula is sugar-free, glycerin-free, paraben-free, and free of dyes and fragrances. Vegan-friendly, stain-free, PETA-certified, and proudly made in America by Doc Johnson under the TitanMen banner. A trusted classic for both partner and solo play, especially in contexts where a heavyweight long-lasting glide actually matters.
What makes it tick
- Premium multi-purpose lubricant cream
- Starts creamy, turns slick with use
- Long-lasting performance for extended sessions
- No dyes or fragrances
- Sugar-free, glycerin-free, paraben-free
- Vegan-friendly, stain-free, PETA-certified
- Made in the USA by TitanMen (Doc Johnson)
How to use it
Apply a generous amount where wanted. The formula starts creamy and transforms into a slick glide as it warms with friction. Reapply less often than with water-based lubes — this formula has serious staying power. Wash off with warm soapy water afterwards.
What it plays well with
- Fisting, anal play, intercourse, and solo sessions
- Partner and solo play across the spectrum
- Glass, metal, ceramic, and stainless steel toys
Important: The source description does not specify the base type (water, hybrid, or silicone). As a precaution, do not assume it is silicone-toy safe — check with the toy's care guide before pairing with silicone, jelly, TPE, TPR, or ULTRASKYN toys. For toy-safe water-based options, choose Wicked Aqua or B-LUVD Water-Based. For anal play, also consider Wicked Jelle.
If irritation occurs, discontinue use. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Not a contraceptive.
Shipped Australia-wide in discreet, unbranded packaging. Free shipping on orders over $99.
