The original anal-ese - flavored anal lubricant by Nasstoys - review by Kayliegh

The active ingredient in this lube is Benzocaine. To explain what it is, let me just say that this is also the active ingredient in topical analgesics. It will literally make your butt not feel pain.

Well, not 100%. You will still feel pain if it's way over the top, but if it's the lesser type, it won't faze you.

This lube is cherry flavored, but honestly, I wouldn't recommend licking it, unless you want your tongue to go numb.

One of the effects that aren't listed on the package is that it desensitizes everything that it comes in contact with. That includes the penis.

My partner usually last a long time, but when it comes to anal, he's done within a couple of minutes after he's in. With this lube though, he was able to take his sweet time.

I refused to use it on my vagina because I don't want to get any more desensitized than needed. No pain I can take. No pleasure is a bit too much. So, we had to use a different lube of the vagina. Before you decide to mix and match, test how the two lubes react to one another.

Another moment I must mention is the heat. The lube produced a very large quantity of heat during the penetration. To the point where my partner almost wanted to stop. The reason he didn't is because it was anal. You need something catastrophic to make him stop when he's getting ass. So, he gave it a minute or two and the heat subsided enough where it was pleasurable, but not too intense.

The big warning is: first of all, Benzocaine does have side effects. Most of them are only coming out when it's in a more concentrated form, but you should still be weary of them. There are also cases of an allergic reaction to Benzocaine, including anaphylaxis.

The second big warning is: Just because something doesn't hurt doesn't mean you're not causing damage. Always be sure you prep well before insertion. I'm a big sissy and every little thing hurts. So, for me it works really well. It the damage is bad enough I'll feel it anyway, but everyone has a different pain threshold.