What is good for lube for a butt plug?
We have some vaseline. Analese? Regular lube? Anyone?
We have some vaseline. Analese? Regular lube? Anyone?
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Butt plug lube
08/21/2010
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Insightful breakdown of Butt plugs:
Which color Ace plug?
I can't wait to get an Ace plug. Which color should I choose?
Which large plug for long term wear?
I currently use a Large Doc Johnson Royal for daily wear /Royal I like the Royal a lot. It's very comfortable while sitting but walking around or...
Pure Plugs, What Size?
I've never really had any anal toys before, though I've messed around once or twice. I really want to get the nJoy Pure Plugs, but I'm not sure what..
what butt plug do you like best?
I am new to anal play and want to get a butt plug...what one would you recommend?
Putting it in the Butt Dilemma...
I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but it's a small conversation between my boyfriend and I that we keep avoiding or giving odd excuses to avoid,...
Which color Ace plug?
I can't wait to get an Ace plug. Which color should I choose?
Which large plug for long term wear?
I currently use a Large Doc Johnson Royal for daily wear /Royal I like the Royal a lot. It's very comfortable while sitting but walking around or...
Pure Plugs, What Size?
I've never really had any anal toys before, though I've messed around once or twice. I really want to get the nJoy Pure Plugs, but I'm not sure what..
what butt plug do you like best?
I am new to anal play and want to get a butt plug...what one would you recommend?
Putting it in the Butt Dilemma...
I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but it's a small conversation between my boyfriend and I that we keep avoiding or giving odd excuses to avoid,...
08/21/2010
Depends on what kind of material, for silicone plugs, Anal lube is the best I have used. link. I have a bottle of Maximus coming and with over a hundred reviews I have high hopes. link
For materials that can be used with silicone lube I have had good luck with ID Millennium link and Wet platinum. link. My only complaint with these is they are not really thick enough. I just use more.
For materials that can be used with silicone lube I have had good luck with ID Millennium link and Wet platinum. link. My only complaint with these is they are not really thick enough. I just use more.
08/21/2010
My furry friends seem to swear up and down about j-lube for anal. just you have to get it from supply stores that have things for farmers since it's pretty much used as a birthing agent. It's powder lube basically, and I have used similar stuff. It's not bad, real slick, but a bitch to clean up.
08/22/2010
Don't use anything that numbs. If it starts to hurt you're going too fast and you should back off for a while.
Large toys (over 2" in diameter/ 6.5" in circumference) do tend to hurt for a little, but with those it's important that you be able to stop if it starts to hurt too much, and so numbing products aren't good there, either.
Large toys (over 2" in diameter/ 6.5" in circumference) do tend to hurt for a little, but with those it's important that you be able to stop if it starts to hurt too much, and so numbing products aren't good there, either.
08/25/2010
Thanks. So far we have used Vaseline for TPR small butt plug. I think it worked okay for her. It was the first time she used it, and she liked it at first, then it became 'annoying' to her.
anything wrong with vaseline (we have a whole jar!)
anything wrong with vaseline (we have a whole jar!)
08/25/2010
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Oil-based lubes will destroy TPR, rubber and jelly toys. Other than that the only downside with a plug is the difficulty of cleanup (for the toy, your body, and any cloth that the Vaseline gets on).
Originally posted by
trios
Thanks. So far we have used Vaseline for TPR small butt plug. I think it worked okay for her. It was the first time she used it, and she liked it at first, then it became 'annoying' to her.
anything wrong with vaseline (we have a whole jar!)
anything wrong with vaseline (we have a whole jar!)
08/25/2010
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I agree 100%, Scott.
Originally posted by
ScottA
Oil-based lubes will destroy TPR, rubber and jelly toys. Other than that the only downside with a plug is the difficulty of cleanup (for the toy, your body, and any cloth that the Vaseline gets on).
Also, petroleum jelly is very waterproof, but not in a good way. It can trigger yeast infections and UTIs (I know this is anal, but the lube often gets moved around and can end up near the opening of the vagina or the urethra.)
Doctors have been saying for years no Vaseline for female products or for babies behinds, because it not only can "seal in" bacteria and fungus, but it breaks down a lot of different materials, as Scott said. It's been on condom packages for years as a "do not use" product.
I agree with Scott, also, that anything that numbs isn't a good idea in an anal (or any kind) lube. Pain means "Stop" and the body won't learn to relax if it's numbed up. Numbing cremes also numb the pleasure of anal love, so it's probably not the best product to use. My fear is one could get hurt and not realize it until later. Pain during anal sex means, Slow down and change your course. Not "keep ramming and grit your teeth."
Astroglide Anal Shooters lube is nearly as thick as Vaseline, doesn't block skin pores, stays where you want it and lasts long. I love this stuff. (For anal, though, not for vaginal lubricant. For that I use Astroglide Green Cap, with no glycerin.)
I am glad you and your wife are exploring anal love, trios, but petroleum jelly isn't the best lube to use, Edens has dozens of great lubes to try.
08/25/2010
We use Pjur for all of our loving and it works nicely
08/25/2010
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how 'bout regular astroglide? We don't know if she's going to like this anal stuff and I don't want to buy anything if she doesn't...(would rather put the money to a new Vixskin Johnny!)
Originally posted by
P'Gell
I agree 100%, Scott.
Also, petroleum jelly is very waterproof, but not in a good way. It can trigger yeast infections and UTIs (I know this is anal, but the lube often gets moved around and can end up near the opening of the vagina or the ... more
Also, petroleum jelly is very waterproof, but not in a good way. It can trigger yeast infections and UTIs (I know this is anal, but the lube often gets moved around and can end up near the opening of the vagina or the ... more
I agree 100%, Scott.
Also, petroleum jelly is very waterproof, but not in a good way. It can trigger yeast infections and UTIs (I know this is anal, but the lube often gets moved around and can end up near the opening of the vagina or the urethra.)
Doctors have been saying for years no Vaseline for female products or for babies behinds, because it not only can "seal in" bacteria and fungus, but it breaks down a lot of different materials, as Scott said. It's been on condom packages for years as a "do not use" product.
I agree with Scott, also, that anything that numbs isn't a good idea in an anal (or any kind) lube. Pain means "Stop" and the body won't learn to relax if it's numbed up. Numbing cremes also numb the pleasure of anal love, so it's probably not the best product to use. My fear is one could get hurt and not realize it until later. Pain during anal sex means, Slow down and change your course. Not "keep ramming and grit your teeth."
Astroglide Anal Shooters lube is nearly as thick as Vaseline, doesn't block skin pores, stays where you want it and lasts long. I love this stuff. (For anal, though, not for vaginal lubricant. For that I use Astroglide Green Cap, with no glycerin.)
I am glad you and your wife are exploring anal love, trios, but petroleum jelly isn't the best lube to use, Edens has dozens of great lubes to try. less
Also, petroleum jelly is very waterproof, but not in a good way. It can trigger yeast infections and UTIs (I know this is anal, but the lube often gets moved around and can end up near the opening of the vagina or the urethra.)
Doctors have been saying for years no Vaseline for female products or for babies behinds, because it not only can "seal in" bacteria and fungus, but it breaks down a lot of different materials, as Scott said. It's been on condom packages for years as a "do not use" product.
I agree with Scott, also, that anything that numbs isn't a good idea in an anal (or any kind) lube. Pain means "Stop" and the body won't learn to relax if it's numbed up. Numbing cremes also numb the pleasure of anal love, so it's probably not the best product to use. My fear is one could get hurt and not realize it until later. Pain during anal sex means, Slow down and change your course. Not "keep ramming and grit your teeth."
Astroglide Anal Shooters lube is nearly as thick as Vaseline, doesn't block skin pores, stays where you want it and lasts long. I love this stuff. (For anal, though, not for vaginal lubricant. For that I use Astroglide Green Cap, with no glycerin.)
I am glad you and your wife are exploring anal love, trios, but petroleum jelly isn't the best lube to use, Edens has dozens of great lubes to try. less
08/25/2010
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Yeah, that's fine for anal, as long as she is cool with glycerin. It works well.
Originally posted by
trios
how 'bout regular astroglide? We don't know if she's going to like this anal stuff and I don't want to buy anything if she doesn't...(would rather put the money to a new Vixskin Johnny!)
The Anal Shooters formula is thicker, but, yeah, it is expensive.
08/25/2010
You can check out the lube companies' web sites. Many will send you a trial pack. That's good for testing lubes to see if you like them, or for testing activities.
If you find you like anal you'll probably want to move up to a silicone, glass or metal plug. TPR is harder to keep clean.
If you find you like anal you'll probably want to move up to a silicone, glass or metal plug. TPR is harder to keep clean.
08/26/2010
Maximus works for me, we use it for everything. Thicker lubes will help, if anal penetration is difficult. Stay away from vaseline.
08/26/2010
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I like Astro Glide. I find it takes just a little bit but work a lot.
Originally posted by
trios
What is good for lube for a butt plug?
We have some vaseline. Analese? Regular lube? Anyone?
We have some vaseline. Analese? Regular lube? Anyone?
08/20/2011
+1 Maximus, thick & water based.
Just a little goes a long way.
Just a little goes a long way.
08/20/2011
we use ID Lube
08/20/2011
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02/27/2018
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Aw, it sounds amazing! Which plug did you buy from us?
Originally posted by
Steve8888
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You should choose the lube depending on the material of your plug. This guide might be helpful.
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