Anal Lubricants

All About Anal Lube

Ready for a little bum fun? A little push in the tush? Not without the best anal lube, you aren’t.

Regardless of what you’ve seen on PornHub, lube is 1000% necessary when engaging in anal sex or anal play with a sex toy. And not just any old lube gets the job done. Your b-hole doesn’t self-lubricate like a mouth or a vagina, so it needs to be real slippery down there to avoid painful situations.

That’s where anal lube comes in. This extra-slick style of lube stays wetter and slipperier for longer, making butt stuff safer and sexier for everyone involved.

Condomania is home to the largest selection of anal lube online at prices up to 50% off. Not only that, but our hand-selected anal lubes are guaranteed safe for you and your partner—no irritation, broken condoms, or mystery rashes.

We only sell FDA-approved brands with stellar online reviews. So, you won’t find any back-door products here… wait a sec… you know what we mean!

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The Best Anal Sex Lube

Below you’ll find a tantalizing bevy of our top-rated and best-selling anal sex lubricants. Get ready to find your next favorite anal lube.

	#1 Best-Selling Anal Lube Gun Oil Silicone Lubricant
	Anal Lube with a Natural Numbing Relaxant ID Backslide Anal Silicone Lubricant
	As featured on RuPaul's Drag Race! Boy Butter Original Oil-Based Lubricant
	The Easy-to-Clean Option Sliquid Sassy Water-Based Anal Lubricant
	Staff Favorite! Wet Gold Hybrid Lubricant Water & Silicone
	THICK Anal Lube Zero Tolerance Original Thick Density Anal Water-based Lube

Why Use Anal Sex Lube?

Anal sex lube doesn’t just make anal sex better. It’s also SUPER important for your safety. Here’s why you need to use anal lube when engaging in anal sex with a partner or anal play with a sex toy.

• It prevents injury: Butts don’t self-lubricate, so diving in dry can result in chafing and tearing. Not fun. Lube up to stay safe and maintain a pristine hole.

• It protects condoms: A dry, tight butthole can cause condoms to rip or slide off easily, increasing the risk of STI and HIV infection.

• It prevents STI transmission: Studies show that using anal lube decreases the risk of STI transmission that results from bleeding around the anal opening and condom breakage.

• It’s more comfortable for both partners: Why go dry when you could enjoy slick and wet anal play? Both partners will find it easier to have fun when the backdoor is unlocked with lube.

• It lets you go deeper: With anal lube, you can move naturally and achieve deeper, more satisfying anal sex.

• It feels amazing: Slick, silky, and smooth textures feel amazing on your skin. Some anal lubes have special sensations like cooling, tingling, and numbing.

Types of Anal Lube

Anal lube isn’t all made of the same stuff. Some lubes are slicker, some are gooier, some might stain your sheets, and some aren’t safe to use with condoms or sex toys. These are the anal lube types you need to know.

👉 Water-based Anal Lube

Water-based anal lube is the most versatile and the most affordable. You can use it with condoms and sex toys, it’s safe to consume, and it won’t stain your sheets or clothing. For these reasons, it’s always good to keep a bottle of water-based anal lube nearby.

The only downside of water-based anal lube is that it’s not as slick or long-lasting as the other types of lube on this list. If you’re looking for a water-based anal lube, we recommend Boy Butter Clear Water-based Lubricant.

👉 Oil-based Anal Lube

Oil-based anal lube is known for being extra soft and super slick. This stuff lasts a LONG time—much longer than water-based lube—and it’s easy on the skin, making it a top choice for anal sex and anal play. Oil-based anal lube is also pretty affordable given its quality.

There are a few notable downsides, though. Oil-based lube is NOT safe to use with latex condoms, as the oil can degrade latex and cause condoms to break. Oil-based anal lube can also get messy, leaving greasy stains on your sheets. We recommend trying Spunk Natural Avocado and Coconut Oil Lubricant.

👉 Silicone-based Anal Lube

Silicone-based anal lube is gooey and creamy bliss—it’s possibly the best anal lube for comfort and long-lasting fun. Silicone can’t seep into your skin or absorb into your intestinal lining, making it a popular and safe lube for anal. Try Fuck Water Premium Silicone Lubricant.

Silicone-based anal lube can be expensive, but it’s worth the price. Also, you CAN’T use silicone-based lube with silicone anal toys like butt plugs, dildos, and vibrators. Silicone lube can damage silicone toys very quickly.

👉 Hybrid Anal Lube

Hybrid anal lube combines two of the above lube styles to create a best-of-both-worlds product. The most popular is water and silicone hybrid anal lube. It delivers the slickness of silicone and the easy clean-up of water-based lube in one bottle. Try Sliquid "Silk".

👉 Desensitizing (Numbing) Anal Lube

Numbing anal lube makes it easier to relax the sphincter and accept a toy or a partner. It can also prevent involuntary tightening that can result in pain or injury. Usually, foreplay can help relax those muscles and make anal comfier. But if you have an especially sensitive tush, this lube can help. Try Anal-Ese “Anal Blu” Desensitizing Cream.

Is Anal Lubricant Safe?

Yes! Anal lube is safe to use during anal sex and with anal toys. Anal lube is formulated for use in and around your butt, so you won’t have to worry about irritation or rashes.

It’s much safer to engage in anal play with lube than without. Just make sure you choose the right lube for your needs. Remember that oil-based lube is not safe to use with latex condoms, and silicone-based lube is not safe to use with silicone anal toys.

It’s also important to be careful with numbing lube. Using too much may prevent you from feeling the warning signs that you’re going deep or too fast. Once the desensitizing agent wears off, you could be left with a painful situation. We recommend using numbing anal lube only to help relax the muscles and not to completely numb the area.

Can You Use Anal Lube with Condoms?

Yes, most anal lube is safe to use with condoms. Oil-based anal lube is NOT safe to use with latex condoms, but you can use it safely with non-latex condoms. All other types of anal lube are condom-safe, including water-based anal lube, silicone-based anal lube, hybrid anal lube, and desensitizing anal lube.

Shop Anal Lube at Codomania

The best place to buy anal lube online is Condomania. Here, you'll find the internet’s biggest selection of anal lube from all of the top brands like Gun Oil, Boy Butter, Spunk, and more. And, you’ll find the lowest prices and special offers thanks to our long-standing relationships with top lube producers.

We know that when it comes to putting stuff in your butt, safety is a priority. That’s why we only sell anal lube that’s medically tested and FDA-approved for safe sex. Our collection of anal lube is hand-picked for your pleasure and safety. That’s just one reason why Condomania is America’s favorite place to buy condoms, lube, and sex toys.

Are you ready to shop anal lube? Choose a product above and get ready to have fun.

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