Jo H2O Lemon Splash Lubricant 1 fl.oz/ 30ml Travel Size

What this is

JO H2O Lemon Splash is a flavored personal lubricant from JO, supplied in a 30 ml bottle. The front of the bottle carries the JO wordmark, the H2O line name, a photographic lemon motif, the flavor name Lemon Splash, and a product descriptor printed four times over in four languages. It sits in our Gels & Lubes range.

What is printed on the bottle

The front label is a wrap band around the middle of a transparent bottle, with a clear shoulder above it and a clear base below. Reading down the band, it carries the H2O line name set large in grey, a photograph of lemons, the flavor name Lemon Splash in yellow, a four-line product descriptor, and the JO wordmark across the lower part of the label.

The descriptor is the part worth reading closely, because the same line appears in four languages:

• English — Flavored Lubricant
• Spanish — Lubricante Sabor Limón
• French — Lubrifiant Saveur Citron
• German — Gleitmittel Zitronengeschmack

Three of those four name the fruit outright: sabor limón is lemon flavor, saveur citron is lemon flavor, and Zitronengeschmack is the German compound for the same thing. The English line is the one that does not — it says only “Flavored Lubricant”, and leaves the fruit to the flavor name set above it.

Net contents are declared as 30 ml, printed low on the label beside the small letter ℮, the European estimated-quantity mark.

The lemon on the label

The lemons printed on this bottle are artwork identifying the flavor, not a statement about what is inside. The label shows a whole lemon, a cut half with the segments visible, and two green leaves, grouped directly beneath the H2O mark. It is the fastest way to tell one variant of the line from another, and it is doing a naming job rather than a declaring one.

That distinction is worth holding on to, because it also applies to the flavor name itself. Look again at the three non-English lines: every one of them names the fruit, and every one of them drops the second word. “Splash” does not survive translation because there is nothing in it to translate — it is naming, not describing. So this page uses the name exactly as the manufacturer prints it, and does not tell you what the product tastes like, because the bottle does not say.

One note on the limits of this listing, stated once and not repeated. The photograph on file shows the front of the bottle only. On a container this size the ingredient declaration, the directions and any cautions are printed on the reverse, the side or the base, and none of those surfaces has been photographed. This page therefore describes the front face and stops there, rather than reproducing a formula or a set of instructions from any other source.

The bottle and the format

This is a 30 ml bottle with a label that covers only its middle band. The container is transparent, and the sections above and below the label are clear enough in the photograph to show that the bottle is not opaque. The cap is tall, translucent and cylindrical; the photograph shows it seated in place and does not show the closure mechanism, so this page does not describe how it opens.

At 30 ml this is a small-format bottle, which is why it also appears in our Travel Size section alongside other compact items.

Who it is for

This is an adult product for buyers 18 and over who want a flavored personal lubricant rather than an unflavored one. The flavor variant is the whole point of the H2O Lemon Splash listing — it is how this item differs from the unflavored products sold beside it — so it suits someone choosing deliberately by name. If you are comparing formats and sizes, the full Lubricants category is the place to browse.

If the complete ingredient list is something you need before buying — and for anyone with a known allergy it should be — read the bottle's own label before first use.

Good to know

The product's own label is the instruction that governs its use. A product of this type normally carries its ingredient declaration, its directions and its cautions in print on the container, and those printed words take precedence over any description, including this one.

Claims about personal care and health-adjacent products are regulated in the United States, which is why this page describes the packaging rather than promising an outcome. The Federal Trade Commission sets out what a seller has to be able to substantiate in its health products compliance guidance, and the FDA explains the categories that claims fall into in its note on structure/function claims. California separately runs a consumer-product warning program, described in the OEHHA Proposition 65 fact sheets. None of those three pages mentions this product, this brand or this manufacturer, and none of them endorses it; they are linked only as background on the rules this page is written under.

Stop using the product and speak to a healthcare professional if it does not agree with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the bottle hold?

The bottle holds 30 ml. That figure is printed low on the front label beside the small letter ℮, the European estimated-quantity mark, and it is the only net-contents figure printed on the face shown in the product photograph.

Does the front label list the ingredients?

No — the front label does not carry an ingredient declaration. What it carries is the JO wordmark, the H2O line name, the lemon artwork, the flavor name and the four-language product descriptor. On a bottle this size an ingredient list is normally printed on the reverse or the side, so read the container itself for it.

What does “Lemon Splash” tell you about the product?

It tells you which variant of the H2O line you are buying, and no more than that. “Lemon Splash” is the name the manufacturer prints on the bottle rather than a description of taste, and this page does not characterize how the product tastes or smells.

What languages is the packaging printed in?

The front label is printed in English, Spanish, French and German. The same product descriptor runs in all four, stacked as four consecutive lines beneath the flavor name, with the brand and net-contents markings shared across them.

How is this order packaged for delivery?

Orders ship in plain outer packaging. It will not show the Gear Isle name. The product itself arrives in the manufacturer's own bottle as pictured.

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.