Anal lubricants

Anal lubricant is a very important tool in anal play. It is extremely important to remember safety measures, as penetration without lube or preparation can be difficult and even painful. For greater comfort, it is recommended to choose only high-quality anal lubricant, which will allow you to feel even greater satisfaction during sex.

Anal lubricants: what kind to choose?

In order for love games not to cause any discomfort, to be safe and to allow you to experience complete pleasure, it is necessary to choose the right type of anal lubricant.

A water-based anal lubricant is often considered appropriate. Water-based anal lubricants wash off easily, are non-sticky, and match natural moisture. They dry quickly and are not particularly suitable for sex in the bath or shower. Anal play or anal penetration may require several applications of a water-based lubricant to properly prepare the area for penetration. This type of lubricant is safe to use with condoms and sex toys.

Silicone-based anal lubricant is perfect for sex in the shower, bath or pool. This type of lubricant has a thicker consistency and lasts longer than water-based lubricants. The silicone creates a pleasant gliding sensation, making anal sex much more enjoyable and safer. True, silicone lubricants are not always suitable for use with condoms or sex toys, as silicone can break down the latex and create a risk of tearing, which would increase the risk of unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. Always check the packaging to see if the lubricant is suitable for use with condoms.

Hybrid anal lubricant (water and silicone based) is gentle, completely harmless to the skin and perfectly complements natural moisture. This type of anal lubricant is compatible with latex and can therefore be used with condoms. Some lubricants contain muscle relaxants to make the experience of anal sex even more pleasurable.

Anal lubricants – so you can enjoy anal games without any discomfort!

In the Aistra range you will find a wide selection of lubricated condoms that enhance the experience and allow you to enjoy smoother penetration. However, this amount of lube is usually not enough for anal sex - it's always better to have more lube on hand than you think you'll need to make penetration easier and more enjoyable. In addition, the lubricant can dry out or be absorbed into the skin during intercourse, so when it comes to anal lubricant, there won't be too much of it.

One more thing, if you use condoms, make sure your anal lubricants and condoms are compatible. Certain types of products used as lubricants, such as oils, can actually make the condom more likely to break, which can increase the risk of transmitting (or contracting) an infection. Always use water-based or silicone-based lubricants with condoms.

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