Anal Toys

Plugs, beads, prostate massagers and training kits — everything for anal play, from a very first plug through to advanced sets. Tapered designs across a full range of sizes, so you can move at your own pace rather than someone else’s.

Choosing a size

The most common mistake is starting too big. A first plug should feel like almost nothing going in; the point is to get comfortable, not to prove anything. Sets that step up gradually are usually better value than a single ambitious purchase you never use twice.

Look at the neck and base as much as the width. A narrow neck holds it in place comfortably, and a flared base is non-negotiable — anything going in must have something keeping it from going further.

Lube is not optional

Unlike other kinds of play, the body produces nothing here. Use more than you think, and top up. Water-based works with everything; silicone lube lasts longer but will degrade silicone toys. If you’re unsure which you’ve got, our lube guide sorts it out in a couple of minutes.

Cleaning

Body-safe silicone, glass and steel all clean easily with warm water and mild soap. Anything porous should be retired sooner rather than later. There’s a printable cleaning schedule if you like a system.

Discreet as standard

Plain, unbranded packaging and a card statement that gives nothing away.

New to this? Read anal play for beginners, or prostate play for beginners if that’s the destination.