Butt Plugs

Go small and soft: 2–2.5 cm silicone with a smooth taper.

It slides in easy, warms to body temp, and lets you test the waters without yelping. Once it glides in with just a grin, move up half a centimetre.

Absolutely.

The anus makes zero natural slick. A thick, water-based gel coats the plug, cushions the stretch, and keeps the nerve endings singing instead of stinging. Rule of thumb: if you think you’ve used enough, add plenty of lubrication.

Beginners: 20–30 minutes.

Pros: up to two hours with re-lube checks every half hour.

Any tingling, numbness or “too full” pressure? Pop it out, massage, breathe—then dive back when you’re ready.

Yep—choose a snug base that nestles between the cheeks and a plug length under 8 cm.

Sit, walk, flirt; the secret stays between you, your grin, and maybe airport security if you forget to take it out.

Rinse in warm water, scrub 60 seconds with toy cleaner, rinse again, towel-dry and air-dry. For silicone, that’s it.

Metal or glass can take a boil for next-level sterilising. Store in a lint-free pouch—ready for the next round.

Perfect after any anal sex adventure.

Absolutely—choose a plug with a curved neck that angles forward. That nudge massages the prostate, intensifying orgasms without manual work.

Healing first, play later.

If you’re dealing with haemorrhoids, fissures, or any prostate condition, pause plug play and talk to a doctor. Once cleared, restart with the smallest size, generous water-based lube, and short sessions.