Elbow Grease is said to be the sex lube brand that launched an industry. In fact, tubs of Elbow Grease were the first of their kind to hit the market in 1979. There are several different brands that are owned by the parent company of Elbow Grease, none of which are as popular as the personal lubricants that bear the Elbow Grease name themselves.

In the Elbow Grease product line, there are gels, creams and Fusion Body Glide, each having their own unique benefits. Made especially for the enjoyment of two men (or more, nobody is here to judge!), none of the products bearing the Elbow Grease name contain the spermicide (and irritant, to some) nonoxynol 9.

The original Elbow Grease cream has a mineral oil base, a unique and effective viscosity and is extremely long lasting. Unlike a lot of other lubricants, that can dry out with use and become tacky, thick and sticky, Elbow Grease cream is a premium lubricant and never does any of that. However, because of its oil base, Elbow Grease cream should only be used with polyurethane condoms, never any latex products (including gloves).

The Elbow Grease name also has a gel line, aptly called Gel by Elbow Grease. Available in four formulas (the creams do as well), including Classic, Light, Hot and Hot Light. These gels are thick, go exactly where you want them to and are silicone based, so the last a really long time. The Hot and Light Hot gels have menthol in them, a natural warming agent that will make you tingle in places you do not know you have. Unlike the creams, everything in the gel family is latex friendly.