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Butt Plugs
Set it and forget it.
A butt plug does one job well: it stays put and gives you full, steady pressure while you get on with everything else. If you're shopping for a beginner butt plug, go small, with a tapered tip and a flared base, then work up from there. Already comfortable? Try heavier glass or steel, a vibrating butt plug, or something with texture.
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Butt Plugs FAQs
What size butt plug should I start with as a beginner?
Go small, with a tapered tip. A training set with a few sizes is an easy route: start with the smallest and move up when you're ready.
What's the difference between a butt plug and a prostate massager?
A plug stays put and gives a feeling of fullness. A prostate massager is curved to reach the P-spot. Some plugs do a bit of both, with an angled tip or vibration built in.
Why do butt plugs have a flared base?
So the plug stays exactly where you put it. Only use toys with a flared base or a handle for anal play.
Silicone, glass, or stainless steel?
Silicone is soft and flexible, so it's the comfortable pick for longer wear. Glass and steel are firm and smooth, with a weight you can feel, and you can warm or cool them first.
What lube should I use with a butt plug?
Water-based lube works with every plug here, and lots of it. Skip silicone lube on silicone plugs, since it can damage the surface.
Is the packaging discreet?
Yes. Orders ship in plain packaging, and billing is discreet.