SliquidSassy, 4.2 Ounce by Sliquid

Q: Just crurious. Is this organic?

Not necessarily organic, but the materials are vegan and none are synthetic nor petroleum-based. I’ve used it with a vegetarian partner who has skin sensitivities to more kinds of things than I ever thought possible, and she had no negative reactions to it whatsover. It’s quite good. ...we had tried the organic version of sliquid and at least a half-dozen organic lubes of other brands. The purely organic ones absorb/evaporate too quickly, do not stay slick for long, and are never thick enough for backdoor play. This is the go-to if using silicone toys anally, because it’s thick, slick, water-based, and lasts better than most other water-based lubes.

Q: is the item shipped in a discreet package ?

Depends on the seller. Unfortunately, since this isn't sold directly by Amazon or by Sliquid themselves as a seller here on Amazon, you can't consistently know how it will arrive. Other 3rd party sellers are notoriously unreliable with shipping.

Q: Full ingredient list please?

ngredients: Purified H2O Plant Cellulose from Cotton Cyamposis Guar Conditioners Potassium Sorbate Citric Acid. which is listed in the description.

Q: I purchased this size 1.5 years ago and now it's 2.4x as much in price. why is this?

Actually, it's 10-20% inflation and 80-90% economic business model. When a manufacturer first begins to sell it's own product they set a reasonable profit margin. As the product gets popular, they start selling to distributors who have their own profit margins. As sales from those distributors become more successful, and demand goes up, those distributors/retailers increase their desired profit margins. If sales from these distributors/retailers become lucrative enough, they eventually make an agreement with the manufacturer where they are not undersold to the public by a certain margin. Therefore the distributor/retailer can set a higher price for the product, and the manufacturer will increase their public price in suit with the distributor/retailer. And a retailer will sell at whatever price they think the market will bear.