Anal Lubricants
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Cobeco Bodylube Water-Based Anal Lube Latex Safe 250 ml
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Bijoux Slow Sex Anal Play Gel Water-Based with Aloe and Arnica 30 ml
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Taloka Brazilian Massage Balls Vibrating Shock Effect Gel, 5 Pack
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Taloka Brazilian Balls Electric Vibrating Effect Gel, 5 Pack
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Taloka Cold and Vibration Effect Brazilian Massage Balls, 5 Pack
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Taloka Brazilian Balls Vibrating and Shock Effect Gel, 2 Pack
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Taloka Brazilian Massage Balls Electric Vibrating Effect Gel Pair
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Taloka Brazilian Balls Cold and Vibration Effect Gel, Pack of 2
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Taloka Brazilian Balls More Flavour Effect Massage Gel, 5 Pack
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Taloka Brazilian Massage Balls Scented Oil-Based Intimate Gel
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Lubranal Oil-Based Intimate Lubricant with Jojoba and Calendula
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Cobeco Male White Water-Based Lubricant Large 250 ml Bottle
£20.99£20.99£20.99
Anal Lubricants – Thicker, Longer-Lasting Glide for Comfortable Anal Play
Anal lubricants are made to give the extra cushioning and lasting glide that anal sex and anal toys need, because the anus does not produce its own lubrication. Good lube helps play feel smoother and more relaxed, whether you are a beginner, an experienced couple or using butt plugs and other toys. Our range covers water-based anal gels, long-lasting silicone glides, hybrid water and silicone formulas, thicker gels for bigger toys and fisting, and products with soothing plant extracts. Check the base, texture, ingredients and stated compatibility on each listing to choose a formula that suits your body and your toys.
Why Anal Play Needs the Right Lube
The skin inside the anus is delicate, and unlike the vagina it does not lubricate itself. Plenty of good lubricant reduces friction, helps you relax and makes it easier to go slowly. A dedicated anal lube is usually thicker or longer-lasting than an everyday gel, so you spend less time stopping to reapply.
For Beginners
If you are new to anal play, choose a formula that feels comfortable and simple. Many first-timers start with a thicker water-based gel, which offers cushioning and still rinses off with water. Take your time, use more lube than you think you need, and start with a finger or a small toy.
For Couples
Anal sex with a partner works best with communication, patience and generous lube applied to both the body and the penis or toy. Agree a clear way to slow down or stop, and keep the bottle within easy reach so you can top up without breaking the mood.
For Toy Play
Plugs, anal beads, dildos and prostate massagers all need lubrication. Match the lube to the toy's material: water-based gels work with almost every toy, while silicone lubes may not suit silicone toys unless the toy maker says they are fine.
Types of Anal Lubricants
Water-Based Anal Gels
Water-based anal lubricants, such as Joydivision Aquaglide Anal, Intimateline Boyglide and Cobeco's anal gels, are often odour-free, fat-free and water-soluble. They are easy to clean up and are widely used with toys and condoms. Some products state that they are latex-safe, so check the wording on each listing.
Silicone Anal Lubricants
Silicone anal glides from brands such as Pjur, Eros and ID Backslide stay slippery for a long time and do not dry out quickly. They are a popular choice for longer sessions. Wash them off with warm water and soap, and avoid using them with silicone toys unless the maker says it is fine.
Hybrid Water and Silicone Formulas
Hybrid lubes combine water and silicone to give long-lasting glide with easier clean-up than pure silicone. Several hybrid gels in this range, including fisting formulas from Intimateline Boyglide and Eros, are made for extended play and come in larger bottles.
Extra-Thick Gels and Fisting Lubes
Thicker gels give more cushioning for larger toys and more intense play. Look for words such as thick, jelly or fisting on the listing, and compare the stated volume, as these products are often sold in bigger sizes.
Relaxing and Soothing Formulas
Some anal lubes add ingredients such as jojoba, aloe vera, panthenol, arnica or chamomile, which the makers include for a soothing or relaxing feel. These are different from numbing products. Avoid any anal lube that numbs the area, because pain is an important signal to slow down or stop.
Warming and Stimulating Anal Lubes
A few anal formulas add a warming or stimulating sensation. These can feel intense on delicate skin, so try a small amount first and choose a neutral gel if you have sensitive skin.
Brazilian Massage Balls and Other Extras
You will also find Taloka and Secretplay Brazilian massage balls in this collection. These small capsules melt with body heat to release a gel or oil for massage and intimate play. Read the individual listing to see how each one is intended to be used.
How to Choose the Right Anal Lube
- Base: Choose water-based for easy clean-up and wide toy compatibility, silicone for long-lasting glide, or a hybrid for something in between.
- Thickness: A thicker gel gives more cushioning, while a thinner glide feels more natural. Beginners often prefer a thicker formula.
- Toy material: Check that the lube suits your toy. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice, especially with silicone toys.
- Condoms: Do not use oil-based products with latex condoms. Check the condom compatibility stated on the listing.
- Ingredients: If you have sensitive skin, look for simpler formulas without fragrance or warming agents, and read the full ingredient list.
- Size and format: Small bottles and applicators suit trying something new, while larger bottles suit regular use.
Safe and Comfortable Anal Play
Going Slowly
- Use plenty of lube: Apply lube to the body and to the toy or penis, and reapply whenever things start to feel dry.
- Start small: Begin with a finger or a small toy and build up gradually over time.
- Stop if it hurts: Discomfort or pain means you should slow down or stop. Never use products that numb the area.
- Relax and breathe: Tension makes anal play harder. Take your time and communicate with your partner.
Toys and Hygiene
- Flared base only: Only use toys designed for anal use, with a flared base or retrieval handle that prevents them slipping inside.
- Do not switch without washing: Never move a toy or penis from the anus to the vagina or mouth without washing it or changing the condom first.
- Prepare if you wish: Some people like to use anal douching products before play. Follow the instructions supplied and do not overuse them.
The NHS advises keeping sex toys clean and, if you share them, washing them between each use and putting a new condom on them each time. Read more in the NHS guidance on sex activities and risk.
Clean-Up and Storage
- Clean-up: Water-based gels rinse away with warm water. Silicone and hybrid formulas need warm water and mild soap.
- Toy care: Wash toys after every use with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner, then dry them fully before storing.
- Protect your bedding: Lay down a towel, as thicker and silicone lubes can mark some fabrics.
- Store sensibly: Keep bottles closed, at room temperature and out of direct sunlight and the reach of children.
- Check the date: Follow the use-by date or period-after-opening symbol, and throw away any lube that has changed colour, smell or texture.
Our sex lubricants and essentials range includes toy cleaners and other everyday intimate care products.
Why Buy Anal Lubricants from DelighToys
- A wide choice in one place: Water-based, silicone, hybrid and thicker anal formulas from brands such as Intimateline, Pjur, Cobeco, Eros, Mixgliss and Joydivision.
- Clear product information: Each listing shows the base, texture, volume, key ingredients and the compatibility stated by the manufacturer.
- Discreet packaging: We pack orders in unbranded, plain packaging so the contents stay private.
- UK, Ireland and EU delivery: We ship to customers in the UK, Ireland and across the EU, with a secure online checkout.
Anal Lubricants – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between anal lube and normal lube?
Anal lubricants are usually thicker or longer-lasting than everyday gels, because the anus does not make its own lubrication. Any lube used for anal play should give plenty of cushioning and glide, so check the texture described on each listing.
Should I choose water-based or silicone anal lube?
Water-based gels rinse off easily and suit most toys and condoms. Silicone lasts longer but needs soap to remove and may damage some silicone toys. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice.
Are numbing anal lubricants a good idea?
We advise against numbing products for anal play. Pain is your body's signal to slow down or stop, and numbing can hide it. Choose a comfortable lube, go slowly and stop if anything hurts.
Which anal lube is best for beginners?
Many beginners prefer a thicker water-based gel with a simple ingredient list, as it gives cushioning and is easy to clean up. Start with a finger or small toy and use plenty of lube.
Can I use anal lube with condoms?
Water-based and silicone-based lubes are commonly recommended with latex condoms, while oil-based products can damage latex. Check the compatibility stated on each listing and on the condom packet.
Can I use anal lube with butt plugs and prostate toys?
Yes. Match the lube to the toy's material and avoid silicone lube with silicone toys unless the maker says it is fine. Always use toys with a flared base or handle for anal play.
How are anal lubricants delivered?
Parcels are sent in discreet, unmarked packaging with no product names visible. We ship across the UK, to Ireland and throughout the EU.
Shop Anal Lubricants with Confidence
Ready to make anal play more comfortable? Browse our anal lubricants above, compare base, thickness and size on each listing, and order with discreet delivery to the UK, Ireland and the EU.













