What this is
JO H2O Red Licorice is a water-based personal lubricant in a 4 fl. oz. (120 mL) bottle from System JO, supplied here as a single bottle. The front of the bottle states the three things that define it: the product identity is Personal Lubricant, the base is water-based, and the flavor is Red Licorice. It belongs in our water-based lubricants range.
What is printed on the bottle
The label leads with the JO wordmark set above the H2O line name, then RED LICORICE in the largest type on the bottle, then PERSONAL LUBRICANT and WATER-BASED stacked beneath it in progressively smaller lettering. That hierarchy is worth noticing: the flavor name is given more space than the product identity, which tells you the flavor is how this bottle is meant to be distinguished from its neighbours on a shelf.
Below the identity block, the same declaration repeats in three further languages on one band of small type — LUBRIFIANT INTIME, INTIMGLEITMITTEL and LUBRICANTE PERSONAL. Lower still, a droplet icon is flanked by the words LUBRICANT and FLAVORED, and the net contents are declared at the foot of the label as 4 fl. oz. (120mL), followed by the European estimated-quantity mark. Two small circular badges sit either side of the droplet; neither is legible at the resolution available to us, so neither is reported here as text.
The bottle itself is tall, slim and cylindrical, under a plain silver cap, and the body carries a printed graphic of red licorice twists behind the lettering.
Product specifications
Product Specifications — JO H2O Red Licorice, 4 fl. oz.
| Feature / Property |
Details |
| Product identity |
Personal Lubricant (as printed) |
| Brand |
JO, H2O line (System JO) |
| Flavor name |
Red Licorice |
| Base |
Water-based |
| Net contents |
4 fl. oz. (120 mL), marked with the European estimated-quantity sign |
| Container |
Tall cylindrical bottle with a silver cap |
| Quantity supplied |
One bottle |
| Label languages |
English, French, German, Spanish |
About the flavor name
"Red Licorice" is a name printed on the label, not a description of how the product tastes. Red licorice is a confectionery, and the manufacturer has used its name to identify this particular bottle. That is the whole of what the label establishes, and this page goes no further.
The distinction is not pedantry. Nothing on the photographed face of this bottle characterizes the taste, its intensity or its finish, so no adjective describing any of those appears anywhere on this page. Flavor is the most subjective property a product like this has, and the useful thing we can give you is the exact name the manufacturer chose, spelled the way the bottle spells it. What that name turns out to mean in practice is yours to decide.
The one thing the name does not tell you is composition. A flavor name on a label identifies a variant; it is not an ingredient declaration, and it should not be read as one.
How it is packaged
The product arrives as one tall cylindrical bottle under a silver cap, holding 4 fl. oz. — 120 mL — as declared at the foot of the front label. The quantity is given in both US customary and metric units on a single line and carries the European estimated-quantity sign alongside it.
Only the front of the bottle appears in our photograph, so the closure mechanism, the base and the reverse of the label are not described here. The listing supplies one bottle.
Who it is for
This is a general-purpose water-based personal lubricant for adults 18 and over who want a flavored option rather than an unflavored one. Buyers usually choose on two axes — the base and the flavor — and this bottle is explicit about both on its front panel, which is more than many in the category manage.
If you are shopping by base, water-based is the category that is water-soluble as a class, which is what most people are choosing it for. If you are shopping by brand, the rest of our System JO listings are grouped together, and the wider lubricants section sets the alternatives out side by side so you can compare base, size and format before committing to a 120 mL bottle.
Good to know
One face of this bottle has been photographed for our records, and that single image is the only source this page is written from. The reverse and sides of the label, the shoulder and the base are not in evidence. We therefore do not reproduce an ingredient list, directions for use, a warning block, a latex or material-compatibility statement, or a country of origin for this product. Material compatibility in particular — with condoms, with toys, with anything else — is settled by the full ingredient declaration and by the manufacturer's own printed statement, neither of which is in front of us, so we make no claim about it in either direction.
Read the printed label on the bottle you receive before first use and follow what it says. If you have a known sensitivity to any cosmetic or personal-care ingredient, check that bottle's ingredient declaration first. Discontinue use and seek advice from a healthcare professional if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.
Our page copy is written to the standards set out in the FTC's health products compliance guidance, which explains how claims about a product must be supported. That document describes the rules we write to; it is not a comment on this item, and the FTC does not review or endorse anything sold here.
California's Proposition 65 warning program is run by the state's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, which maintains the official Proposition 65 warnings site and a library of chemical fact sheets. Both are linked as general background; neither refers to this product. With only one face of the bottle in evidence we can say neither that a Proposition 65 warning is printed on it nor that none is.
Frequently Asked Questions
What flavor is this bottle?
Red Licorice is the flavor name printed in the largest type on the front of the bottle, beneath the JO H2O branding. We report the flavor by its printed name only and deliberately do not characterize how it tastes, because nothing on the photographed label does.
How much lubricant is in the bottle?
4 fl. oz., equal to 120 mL, declared at the foot of the front label in both units. The listing supplies one bottle of that size.
Is this a water-based lubricant?
Yes, WATER-BASED is printed directly beneath the product identity on the front of the bottle, and H2O is the line name above it. Water-based formulas are water-soluble as a class. Whether this particular formula suits a given condom, toy or fabric is a question for the bottle's own ingredient and compatibility statements, which are not on the face we hold.
Why does this page not list the ingredients, directions or warnings?
Because none of them appear on the only photographed face of the bottle, and the text previously published here could not be matched to the packaging. Rather than carry unverified handling and safety information forward, we removed it. All three are printed on the bottle itself — read them there before first use.
How will this arrive?
Orders ship in plain outer packaging. It will not show the Gear Isle name.
Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition or a known allergy to any listed ingredient. Keep out of reach of children.
