Keyboard Lube Grease, Krytox GPL 105G0 Oil for Mechanical Keyboard Switches & Stabilizers (0.35oz / 10g

Krytox is definitely the brand name standard and for good reason! My switches had horrible spring ping that I fixed by lubing with this 105GO lube! The ping has now completely disappeared! The bottle arrived in a small packaged box just like its 205 lube counterpart. The actual bottle containing the oil was air sealed in a film and did not have any leaks!

Comes sealed and in a nice package. Works well for bag lubing keyboard switch springs. Will buy again when I run out. Note that you'll probably want a dropper of some kind to use as it's effectively just a small jar of oil.

Bit pricey and bottle had a bit of a leak so it was covered in lube when I got it. The nozzle works great and it fulfilled it's purpose.

If your like me and dont want to individually brush lube every spring this is the perfect solution to bag lube with and produces near perfect results.

Krytox, the brand everyone uses. I don’t know if there is chemically any difference between this and another brand of gp105 lubricant, but the off brands aren’t cheap enough to make them worth considering from this one, which everyone swears by.

Krytox GPL 105G0 is obviously highly revered in mechanical keyboard circles as *the* lubricant to get/have. It is a very specific particular formulation, made by one specific company. It's also repackaged into smaller containers and re-sold by lots of different folks. There's also a lot of cheaper lube out there for sale that's trying really hard to *look like* Krytox GPL 105G0 without actually being it. So it can be a bit confusing knowing what you're actually getting when you order a small quantity of this stuff.This item is labeled with the real Krytox name and logo, and prominently says that it's made in the USA, but has very little additional information included on the packaging regarding it's origins. The Amazon details say it's made in China (but I know those details are often incorrect). I lack the deep knowledge in either checmical science or international business and logistics to guarantee one way or the other that this is or isn't what it's supposed to be.What I can say for sure is that this in terms of viscosity this is a fully liquid oil, and that a few drops of it appear to do a great job of bag-lubing mechanical keyboard switch springs to a degree that is very satisfactory. This is also a very low-risk application, as high-performance lubricants go.This stuff apparently has a billion and one other uses, but I might think twice using it to lube a critical component of the space shuttle or something.

I appreciate that this is made in the USA and so I think there is value in that. I have been tub lubing my springs with this, 5 drops is all it takes for the batch. This will last several rotations.

Seems to be genuine Krytox, seems to work great on my switches. But, the glass bottle that they ship it in is definitely not designed to hold the lubricant. When I resealed the bottle to store the rest of the oil, it ended up leaking all over. I lost over half the bottle from it leaking. If you buy from this vendor, make sure you find another container to put this in, because it will leak.