Quick Answer
Buy the Boy Butter Clear Formula Party Pack if you want a 120-count of 5ml water-based singles that are non-staining, hypoallergenic, and latex and vaginally safe, and you expect to hand them out or travel with them. Skip it if you mostly lube at home from one bottle, want a coconut oil-based feel, or need a formula you can use with silicone toys without checking compatibility first.
What the 120-count actually is
This is a bulk box of 120 tear-open foil packets, each holding 5ml of Boy Butter Clear with Invisigel. Clear is a highly concentrated silicone-alternative formula that is 100% water-based, non-staining, hypoallergenic, and latex and vaginally safe. It is designed to look, feel, and act like a silicone personal lubricant while washing off with water alone from skin and fabric.
The 5ml size is a single-use portion, not a refill. If you are comparing cost per use, price the pack against how many applications you actually get per packet rather than treating it as a bottle of lube in smaller packaging.
Who the 5ml singles format suits
Singles make sense when sharing, traveling, or keeping lube in more than one place matters more than squeezing from a pump. Because each packet is sealed until opened, there is no cross-contact between users and no bottle to wipe down between partners.
The tradeoff is waste and control. You cannot reseal a torn 5ml packet, and you cannot easily adjust the amount mid-use the way you can with a pump. If you prefer to apply a little, add more, and stop when it feels right, a pump bottle will fit your habits better than a box of singles.
Clear vs Original: the formula decision
Clear is water-based and washes off with water alone. Original is a coconut oil-based formula homogenized into a creamy lubricant that goes clear on contact with skin and is described as lasting as long as any silicone formula. That difference in base is the single biggest factor in which party pack you should buy.
Choose Clear when easy cleanup, fabric safety, and latex and vaginal compatibility are priorities. Choose Original when you want a creamier coconut oil-based feel and longer-lasting slip, and you are not relying on latex barriers or water-only cleanup.
How to check the pack fits your plans before ordering
Count your realistic use occasions first. A 120-count is a supply decision, not a sampler, so it rewards hosts, travelers, and people who split lube with a partner or group. If you are still deciding between bases, a smaller multi-formula option lets you test before committing to one formula in bulk.
Second, check storage. Foil packets tolerate being kept in a bag, glovebox, or nightstand, but they still belong somewhere dry and out of direct heat. Third, confirm your barrier and toy materials: Clear is stated as latex and vaginally safe, but the catalog does not list silicone-toy compatibility, so treat that as an open question and test a small amount first if it matters to you.
Decision Rules for Buying the Clear Party Pack
- Rule 1: Buy by use occasion, not by unit price: Count the events, trips, and shared sessions where you would actually open a single packet. If that number is low, a 120-count will sit unused and the per-use value disappears. Roughly 20 or more single-use occasions in the next year: buy the pack. Fewer: buy a pump bottle.
- Rule 2: Pick the base before the pack size: Clear is water-based with water-only cleanup; Original is coconut oil-based and creamier. The pack size is only worth optimizing after you know which base you want in bulk. Unsure of the base: start with the Travel Safe Triple Treat Bundle, then buy the party pack in your preferred formula.
- Rule 3: Match the format to your application style: Singles suit people who want a fixed portion, no bottle handling, and no cross-contact. Pumps suit people who add lube gradually and want to reseal and reuse. If you usually reapply in small amounts during use, choose a pump over the 120-count.
- Rule 4: Check compatibility before you commit to bulk: Clear is stated as latex and vaginally safe and non-staining. The catalog does not state silicone-toy compatibility, so do not assume it. If silicone toys are central to your use, test a single packet before buying the box.
Product Facts
- Boy Butter Clear Formula Party Pack 5ml / 120ct: Boy Butter Clear with Invisigel is a highly concentrated silicone-alternative formula that is 100% water-based, non-staining, hypoallergenic, and latex and vaginally safe, and washes off with water alone from skin and fabric. This is the core reason to pick the Clear party pack over an oil-based pack: cleanup is water-only and barrier compatibility is stated, which suits shared and travel use.
- Boy Butter Original Formula Party Pack 5ml / 120ct: Boy Butter Original is a coconut oil-based formula homogenized into a creamy personal lubricant that goes clear on contact with skin and is described as lasting as long as any silicone formula. If longer-lasting slip and a creamy oil-based feel matter more to you than water-only cleanup, the Original party pack is the better bulk buy than Clear.
- Boy Butter Stock Up & Save Travel Safe Triple Treat Bundle: The Travel Safe Triple Treat Bundle contains three 2 oz pump bottles in all three formulas: Original, H20, and Clear. Buy this first if you are not yet sure which base you prefer; it lets you test Clear in a pump format before committing to 120 Clear singles.
Is the Clear Party Pack Right for You?
Best for
- Hosts and event organizers who want sealed, single-use packets for guests
- Frequent travelers who want lube that fits in a pocket, wallet, or purse
- People who prioritize water-only cleanup, non-staining use, and latex and vaginal safety
- Anyone who wants a 120-count bulk supply of one water-based formula
Not for
- People who mostly lube at home from one bottle and prefer a pump
- Buyers who want a coconut oil-based, creamier formula, who should choose the Original party pack
- Anyone who has not yet decided between water-based and oil-based and should test a smaller multi-formula bundle first
- Users who need confirmed silicone-toy compatibility, since the catalog does not state it







