Pjur Light

A thin, light, slippery sensation that lasts and lasts. Works well for massage and other uses.

It works, but I've used better. My wife and I prefer the KY equivalent as a personal lube, which has a nicer pricetag as well, though the KY has no cross-over uses for massage like this does.

Advantages: A thinner formula that to me feels far more natural as a lubricant.
A little goes a LONG way: outlasts similar sized competitors about twice as many uses.
No unpleasant smell

Disadvantages: Unpleasant taste. Not severe, but unpleasant.
The thin formula can be too thin if used in intercourse. Natural bodies responses added to even a couple of drops, reducing sensation.
Removing requires soap and scrubbing, so adding a bit too much is harder to correct, and more noticeable.

I've used several bottles of Pjur Light. It's great lube and it works really well for all uses.

Advantages: Feels "natural" and it's easy to wash off. Unscented, tastes neutral. Best lube I've used in some time. It doesn't seem to be affected by feminine lubrication as some other products are.

Disadvantages: More expensive then some and the name is not particularly sensible. (Created by nordic chemists, perhaps?)

PJUR is literally the only lube I will use. It is expensive but so worth it. It's feels extremely natural, and just the tiniest drop will keep you lubricated throughout sex. Great for anal and vaginal sex! I highly recommend this to anyone that is sick of cheap lube. So worth every penny.

Advantages: Feel's natural, a little bit goes a long way, and does not leave you feeling dirty, also it's really easy to clean.

Disadvantages: Little bit pricey, but a little bit goes a long way!