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Even your rear hole deserves some jiggly lovin', too.
When you come home from a long day at work, there's nothing better than locking yourself inside your bedroom, switching off the lights, lighting a few candles, and giving yourself some much needed tender loving care. If you're already on your journey to taking control of your sexual needs, that's good! But if not, the change begins now.
Listening to your desires is a must for us. That's why here at Lovegasm, we work so hard to make sure that those desires are fulfilled. If your libido is happy, then everyone is happy.
The anus has always been the second option. It's one of the reasons why there are so few toys catering to the needs of your rear end. If you're one of those people who would like to give your ass a treat, then you'll love an Anal Vibrator or two in this collection.
Not every pleasure device that goes in your vagina can be used in the butthole. In fact, health experts back that fact up. One reason is that you can risk sharing the bacteria from each hole that shouldn't belong in the other. With that being said, it's always recommended to have a separate gadget—not just per partner—but per hole as well.
Another reason why they're opposed to it is that not every toy is built for anal use. The anus is directly connected to your rectum, which leads to your colon. Unlike the vagina, where the entire part is fully separated from other internal organs, the anus is not. Once you lose a sex toy in your butthole, it's most likely going to be followed by a trip to the emergency room. Of course, you don't want that.
To know if a sex toy is suitable for anal use, here's a rule of thumb: check the base. If the base tapers to a flared shape or it has a handle, it's safe to say that you can use that for your backdoor. That base or handle acts as a stopper that prevents the toy from going in further than it should. Which prevents unwanted scenarios like the one above.
Where you're on right now is a treasure trove of pleasure devices built to use for your anus. They each have a flared base or handle for the stopper and also for a more comfortable grip.
Our sex toys are made from some of the highest quality of materials, and these are no exception. You can choose from a variety of silicone, jelly, or TPE variants. They all underwent quality checks to make sure that they don't include any traces of harmful elements. So they're also hypoallergenic, and some of them are even waterproof.
Make sure to apply a generous amount of water-based lube to make the experience more comfortable and even stimulating. When you're done, disinfect, keep it dry, and store it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
Give in to your desires and choose an Anal Vibrator from this collection. Don't worry, we'll ship it in discreet packaging, so your secret is safe with us.
When you come home from a long day at work, there's nothing better than locking yourself inside your bedroom, switching off the lights, lighting a few candles, and giving yourself some much needed tender loving care. If you're already on your journey to taking control of your sexual needs, that's good! But if not, the change begins now.
Listening to your desires is a must for us. That's why here at Lovegasm, we work so hard to make sure that those desires are fulfilled. If your libido is happy, then everyone is happy.
The anus has always been the second option. It's one of the reasons why there are so few toys catering to the needs of your rear end. If you're one of those people who would like to give your ass a treat, then you'll love an Anal Vibrator or two in this collection.
Not every pleasure device that goes in your vagina can be used in the butthole. In fact, health experts back that fact up. One reason is that you can risk sharing the bacteria from each hole that shouldn't belong in the other. With that being said, it's always recommended to have a separate gadget—not just per partner—but per hole as well.
Another reason why they're opposed to it is that not every toy is built for anal use. The anus is directly connected to your rectum, which leads to your colon. Unlike the vagina, where the entire part is fully separated from other internal organs, the anus is not. Once you lose a sex toy in your butthole, it's most likely going to be followed by a trip to the emergency room. Of course, you don't want that.
To know if a sex toy is suitable for anal use, here's a rule of thumb: check the base. If the base tapers to a flared shape or it has a handle, it's safe to say that you can use that for your backdoor. That base or handle acts as a stopper that prevents the toy from going in further than it should. Which prevents unwanted scenarios like the one above.
Where you're on right now is a treasure trove of pleasure devices built to use for your anus. They each have a flared base or handle for the stopper and also for a more comfortable grip.
Our sex toys are made from some of the highest quality of materials, and these are no exception. You can choose from a variety of silicone, jelly, or TPE variants. They all underwent quality checks to make sure that they don't include any traces of harmful elements. So they're also hypoallergenic, and some of them are even waterproof.
Make sure to apply a generous amount of water-based lube to make the experience more comfortable and even stimulating. When you're done, disinfect, keep it dry, and store it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
Give in to your desires and choose an Anal Vibrator from this collection. Don't worry, we'll ship it in discreet packaging, so your secret is safe with us.
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