Love Life Products is a British maker of self-lubricating vibrators. Its patented LubePlay system releases water-based lube from a cartridge at the press of a button, and its Cascade vibrators take interchangeable silicone sheaths.
| Company |
Love Life Products Ltd, UK company no. 03167321, incorporated 4 March 1996. Registered office: Giftpoint House, Unit 10, Trackside Business Centre, Abbots Close, West Byfleet, Surrey KT14 7JN, England |
| Founder |
The Love Life brand launched in 2013, led by managing director Stephen Gamble |
| Trademarks and Patents |
US Patent 9,050,240, Adult toy with self-lubricating system, filed 16 May 2013, inventor Christopher Howsam. Love Life announced a worldwide patent for its LubePlay self-lubricating system in August 2014 |
| Earlier Marks |
The company traded as F&F Products Limited (1996 to 1998) and ProSlide Limited (1998 to 2012) before becoming Love Life Products Ltd in October 2012 |
| Brands Owned |
Love Life, with its LubePlay self-lubricating system and the Cascade and Cruiser vibrators |
| What It Makes |
Rechargeable self-lubricating vibrators with interchangeable silicone sheaths, plus pre-filled water-based lube cartridges. Sheaths are body-safe silicone |
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Why choose Love Life Products Love Life Products built its brand on one idea: a vibrator that lubricates itself. Its LubePlay pump releases water-based lube from a cartridge at the press of a button. You never have to stop to reapply. Cascade sheaths swap in seconds, so one vibrator gives you three shapes. The company has been registered in England since 1996.
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About Love Life Products
Love Life Products Ltd is a Surrey company first registered in 1996, when it began as F&F Products. It traded as ProSlide for 14 years before taking the Love Life Products name in October 2012. The Love Life brand launched the following year with a single goal: to take the pause out of reaching for the lube.
In August 2014, managing director Stephen Gamble announced a worldwide patent for the company’s LubePlay self-lubricating system. Love Life followed with the Cruiser for anal play, which reached European shops in 2015, and the Cascade range of interchangeable sheath vibrators.
Love Life lines
Love Life sells its range under three names.
LubePlay
LubePlay is Love Life’s patented self-lubricating system. A small pump inside the vibrator draws water-based lube from a pre-filled cartridge and releases it through the tip at the press of a button. You decide when and how much, so there is no need to stop, reach for a bottle and start again. When announced in 2014, Love Life called itself the world’s only supplier of self-lubricating products.
Cascade
Cascade is Love Life’s self-lubricating vibrator for vaginal play. A rechargeable core holds the LubePlay pump and cartridge, and a silicone sheath slides over it to set the shape. Flow is smooth with a rounded crown, Ripple has a ridged, curved tip for the G-spot, and Wave adds wave-shaped ridges. Ripple offers 10 vibration patterns, which places it among the more feature-rich G-spot vibrators.
Cruiser
Cruiser is Love Life’s self-lubricating vibrator for anal play. Lube cartridges sit inside the shaft, and you release as much as you like as you go. It has nine speed and power settings and comes with three anal sheaths: a tapered trainer, an oval butt plug and a prostate plug. It is USB-rechargeable and arrived in European shops in 2015, making it one of the few self-lubricating anal sex toys.
Love Life categories
The Cascade range falls into two groups.
Cascade vibrators
Each Cascade vibrator comes ready to use with a sheath fitted. Cascade Flow has nine vibration settings and a satin-smooth silicone sheath, and charges by magnetic USB. Cascade Ripple is a curved G-spot design about 16.5 cm long, with 10 patterns. Cascade Wave is a longer design with wave-shaped ridges along the shaft. All three take the same LubePlay cartridges.
Sheaths and cartridges
Single sheaths let you change the feel of a Cascade you already own. The Flow, Ripple and Wave sheaths each slide over any Cascade core, so one vibrator can take all three shapes. The Cascade Cartridge Triple Pack holds three 22 ml cartridges of water-based lube, each good for about 30 applications. Keep a spare pack on hand so the system never runs dry.
How self-lubricating works
Most vibrators rely on you adding lube before you start and again when it dries. LubePlay builds that step into the vibrator itself. Click a cartridge of water-based lube into the core, fit a sheath, and charge the vibrator. During play, press the lube button to release a small amount through the tip. Press again whenever you want more. Because the lube comes from inside, there is no bottle to knock over and no sticky hands mid-session.
Why lube matters
Lube makes almost every kind of sex more comfortable. It cuts friction, protects delicate skin and helps a vibrator glide rather than drag. Our guide to 14 sex toys to make sex sizzle includes lube among the simple additions that make sex better. Love Life uses water-based lube, which is safe with silicone, latex and most sex toy materials. If you also want a bottle for massage or partner play, our range of water-based lubes pairs well with a Cascade.
Keeping sex fun
A self-lubricating vibrator takes one small chore out of the moment. Our article on ways to keep sex fun looks at how stress, rushing and body worries can get in the way of enjoying sex. Removing interruptions helps you both stay relaxed. Pass the Cascade to a partner and let them work the lube button. Or keep it for slow solo sessions where you never need to stop.
Looking after a self-lubricating vibrator
A little care keeps the LubePlay pump working smoothly. Remove the cartridge when you finish, so lube does not sit in the channel between sessions. Slide off the sheath and wash it in warm, soapy water, then rinse and let it air dry. Wipe the core with a damp cloth, as it holds the motor and pump and should not be soaked. Store the core, sheaths and spare cartridges together in a clean pouch. Charge the vibrator every few months, even if you are not using it, to keep the battery healthy.
One vibrator, three shapes
Interchangeable sheaths are the other clever part of Cascade. Rather than buying three vibrators, you buy one core and change its cover. Start with the sheath that came in the box, then add another once you know what you like. A smooth Flow sheath suits warm-ups and beginners. A ridged Ripple sheath adds texture on the G-spot, and a Wave sheath brings ridges along the length. Sheaths also make sharing easier, as each partner can keep their own.
How Love Life products compare
Here is how the Cascade range lines up.
| Model or part |
Shape |
Settings |
Best for |
| Cascade Flow |
Smooth, rounded crown |
9 settings |
Everyday vaginal play |
| Cascade Ripple |
Curved, ridged tip |
10 patterns |
G-spot play |
| Cascade Wave |
Longer, wave ridges |
Multiple modes |
Fuller, textured feel |
| Single sheaths |
Flow, Ripple or Wave |
Fits any Cascade |
Changing the feel |
| Cartridge Triple Pack |
3 × 22 ml water-based |
About 30 uses each |
Refills |
Choosing your first Cascade
Start with the shape you prefer. If you want a simple, smooth vibrator, choose Cascade Flow. For G-spot play, Cascade Ripple has the curve and ridges to find it. For a fuller, textured feel, choose Cascade Wave. Whichever you pick, add a Cartridge Triple Pack so you have refills, and consider a second sheath to change the feel later.
Who Love Life suits — and who should look elsewhere
Love Life suits anyone who dislikes stopping to reapply lube, and people who experience dryness and want steady glide. It also suits couples who like the idea of one vibrator with three shapes.
It is not for buyers who prefer silicone or oil-based lube, as the system uses its own water-based cartridges. People who want app control or very strong vibration may prefer a more feature-packed brand.
Please read — safety first. Use Love Life’s own cartridges, as the pump is made for them. Remove the cartridge and sheath after each use, then wash the sheath in warm water with mild soap and let it dry. Water-based lube suits silicone sheaths and latex condoms. Charge with the supplied magnetic cable and keep the charging point dry. Stop if you feel any irritation, and patch test the lube if you have sensitive skin. This information is general in nature and is not medical advice. If you have a health condition or ongoing discomfort, stop use and speak with a qualified health professional. |
Why buy Love Life Products at Adultsmart
We sell genuine Love Life Cascade vibrators, sheaths and cartridges, sent from our Australian warehouse. Each product page lists the sheath shape, settings and cartridge size, so you can build your set before you order. Press for Glide. No Bottle Required.