Perfect for beginners to anal play, the Plug of Lust is a small, manageable toy that offers an extra slim body with a very gentle taper that's non threatening to anyone just starting out to anal play.

Like all good anal toys, there's a big, wide base that keeps things safe, while also providing a good grip for smooth insertion and removal. You'll want to use lots of good water-based lube to keep you comfortable; the material gets nice and slick once it is lubed up.

This plug is crafted out of 100% silicone which is extremely body safe. It ranks a 10 out of 10 on the Eden safety scale for being non-porous, hypo-allergenic, latex and phthalates free.

The plug is completely smooth with no awkward seams to worry about. The plug is quite firm so it will not lose its shape. The neck allows it to flex somewhat but that’s more for comfort during use. If you are lucky enough to have it stay in, the loop at the bottom is for easy removal.

I’ve left this out after cleaning and people unfamiliar to sex toys think that this is a child’s toy. I don’t recommend leaving it out but people will likely not know what it’s used for if they come across it.

This small plug is only 2” insertable with a circumference of 3 ½” at the widest part. It’s small size is for only the true beginner to anal play.

At first I thought the design of this plug was going to be perfect for me. I like the size but the neck was too short for it to stay in. I don’t have a very big bottom so I was a bit surprised to find that it kept slipping out on me. This is a pretty big design flaw and I am unable to enjoy this plug because of that. I plan on trying the larger version of this to see if it works out better.

This is a great introductory tool but it quickly will become too small. It’s not something I think people will have for long-term use.

To clean, wash well with warm soapy water or a good toy cleaner before and after use. It can also be boiled for a few minutes or soaked in a 10 percent bleach solution to sterilize.

I recommend only using water based lubes but you could always do a spot test on the base with silicone lube to make sure that it doesn’t bond.

It comes in clear blister packaging. What you see is what you get. There is a naked woman on the package but no instructions. I don’t think you really need them anyway.