We at Starglide are passionate about the ingredients that go into making our lubricants.

All Starglide ingredients are 100% natural and produced according to the BDIH guidelines, approved by the Technical Inspection Agency (TÜV) in Germany (bearing the CE seal).  We reject all chemical synthetic pesticides and artificial fertilizers, as well as any radiation and (GM) genetic modification.  The flavours found in our Starglide products are exclusively obtained from organic growth.  You’ll also notice that we don’t add any artificial colours or perfumes to any of our products.

We will always we be open and honest about the ingredients we use and want to give you as much information about them as we can.  That’s why, unlike some well known lubricants, we clearly list all our ingredients, both on our packaging and on our website.  We even break them down and explain where we source them from and how we use them. 

Select an ingredient below and discover more about it.
  

A: Alcohol* Aloe Barbadensis Gel* (Aloe Vera) Aqua (Water) C: Cola Acuminata Extract* (Kola Nut) F: Fragaria Vesca Extract* (Strawberry Plant) G: Glycerin Glycyrrhiza Glabra Extract* (Liquorice Root)

M: Maris Sal* (Sea Salt) S: Sodium Lactate T: Theobroma Cacao Extract* (Cocao Bean) X: Xanthan Gum  *ORGANIC ingredients

The organic ingredients in Starglide are certified by the BDIH.  If an ingredient is ‘organic' then you can be confident that that ingredient have been grown and processed according to strict, government-controlled organic agricultural standards.

Organic agricultural standards do not allow for any use of synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilizers, sewage sludge, or genetically modified organisms (GMO’s). They also set strict criteria in regards to the treatment of animals and the environment.

In addition to the benefits they reap for our personal health, organic farming methods also has tremendous advantages for the environment. Through using natural fertilizers, they greatly reduce the amount of toxic chemicals, such as synthetic pesticides and herbicides, released into the environment and the volume of those chemicals that appear in the water supply.  The less aggressive, intensive farming practices of organic agriculture also help safeguard the quality of natural resources.