ANAL LUBRICANT

Our best selling anal lube is Japan's finest – the PePee Backdoor Anal Lube. This premium lube is specially formulated to turn your intimate encounters into silky smooth experiences, providing an exceptional glide even in those elusive, hard-to-moisten areas.

Anal sex might be uncomfortable if you don't use enough lube. The anus doesn't naturally provide lubrication, so it's important to apply a silicone- or water-based lubricant for a smooth experience. Also, try to avoid using oil-based lubricants like Vaseline as they can mess with latex condoms.

Coconut oil can be used as anal lube due to its oily texture, however it will produce a smell. However, if you're after an odourless product that's specifically designed for your anus, always opt for an anal lube.

While any vaginal lubricant can be used on the anus, not all anal lubricants are vagina-friendly. If you're after a lube for vaginal penetration, try a water-based lubricant as they are universally compatible with all condoms and silicone sex toys.

It depends on what you're playing with for anal. If it's silicone based sex toys or the real deal wrapped in a condom, opt for a water-based lubricant. If glass sex toys are your flavour, you can try a silicone lube.

The main difference between a silicone-based lubricant and a water-based alternative is that water-based lubes can be used in any application, whereas silicone equivalents should only be applied to glass or aluminium sex toys. Another key difference is that silicone lube generally lasts longer than water-based lubricants, making it an ideal choice for longer play sessions where the need to reapply lube can really disrupt the mood.

It is generally not recommended to substitute your anal lubricant for lotion. While lotion does hydrate your skin, it doesn’t create the smooth, lubricated surface that a dedicated anal lubricant does. Think of lube as being like an anal oil. It does far more than just add moisture to the area. Using lotion in place of an anal lube could irritate the skin around the anus, leading to redness, itching or other forms of discomfort. In other instances, the ingredients used in lotion could break down the materials used in condoms, leading to leakage or failure.

Using a quality lubricant is critical in any sexual activity, reducing the risk of irritation or itching. As the anus cannot lubricate itself, applying lube prior to engaging in anal sex helps to ensure comfortable and relaxing play sessions, whether solo or partnered. Specific anal numbing lubricants provide a thick and slippery layer of moisture to prevent the delicate skin around the anus from being impacted.