How to Use Anal Lube
Lube is a bottom’s best friend. Rectums can’t secrete their own lubrication like vaginas do–lubes fulfill that function
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×We know friction can lead to higher risks of possible complications, such as STIs and anal trauma, like fissures and hemorrhoids. It’s incredibly important to use a lubricant with the highest lubricity possible, which is why silicone lube is my go-to for anal play.
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How it works
Our doctor’s choice for enhanced, frictionless fun — this high-grade silicone lube enhances touch, never feels sticky, and reduces the need for reapplication. Hypoallergenic, condom-compatible, and free of glycerin, it’s even approved for underwater fun.
INGREDIENTS
Dimethicone, Cyclopentasiloxane, Dimethiconol, Phenyl Trimethicone.
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"Dr. Goldstein was right: silicone lube is the best for anal play."
Yes, silicone based lube is safe to use with latex condoms. However, it is not compatible with silicone toys as it can degrade the material. For silicone toys, it is best to use water-based or toy-safe lubricants.
While silicone lube is great for its endurance and slickness during playtime, it can stain sheets and linger on surfaces. We recommend using towels or play sheets to protect your bedding.
Our Butt + Body Scrub is specially formulated to quickly and easily remove any residue after play. It may also easily be washed away with warm water and mild soap.
Yes! Our silicone lube is FDA 510(k) cleared, ensuring it meets rigorous safety and quality standards. But if irritation or discomfort occur, discontinue use immediately and consult a physician.
Yes! While we recommend silicone lube for anal sex, vaginal use is also safe (just be aware that this is not a contraceptive and it does not contain spermicide). Please also ensure that your partner and toys have been cleaned thoroughly between vaginal and anal intercourse.
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