Anal Sex Toys

Anal Sex Toys: The Full Range

Anal sex toys span a wide category — butt plugs, anal beads, prostate massagers, vibrating plugs, anal trainers, glass and silicone designs. Whether you're a beginner exploring anal stimulation for the first time or experienced and looking for a specific feature (size, material, vibration), we carry it.

The most important rule for any anal toy: use a flared base. Toys without flared bases can travel internally and require ER removal. Every anal sex toy we sell has a proper flared base or is otherwise designed for safe anal use.

Browse by Category

• Butt Plugs — the main anal toy category
• Glass Butt Plugs — borosilicate glass, smooth and rigid
• Jeweled Butt Plugs — decorative gem-base designs
• Vibrating Butt Plugs — plugs with built-in vibration
• Anal Beads — graduated bead designs for entry/exit stimulation
• Prostate Massagers — designed specifically for the prostate

Top Picks

• njoy Pure Wand — premium stainless steel g-spot AND p-spot massager. Top seller across categories.
• Get Lucky 8.5" Confetti Cock — silicone dildo with flared base, anal-safe.
• Lovense Edge 2 Prostate Massager — Bluetooth prostate vibrator.
• Glas 8" Sweetheart Glass Dildo — borosilicate glass with anal-safe flared base.
• Lovense Hush 2 (XS) — Bluetooth vibrating butt plug, beginner size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best anal toy for beginners?

Start small. A beginner-friendly silicone butt plug with a tapered insertion tip (under 1 inch wide) is the standard recommendation. Anal trainer kits with graduated sizes are excellent for sizing up gradually. Use plenty of anal lube.

What materials are safe for anal toys?

Three top-tier materials: medical-grade silicone (flexible, body-warming, easy to clean), borosilicate glass (rigid, smooth, supports temperature play), and stainless steel (rigid, weighty, premium feel). Avoid jelly rubber, "skin-like" porous materials, and anything not explicitly labeled body-safe.

How do I prevent anal toys from getting stuck?

Only use toys with proper flared bases — non-negotiable. Avoid food objects, household items, or toys not designed for anal use. If a toy gets stuck, don't panic; relax muscles, breathe, and try to remove gently. If you can't remove it, go to the ER — they'll handle it without judgment.

What lube should I use with anal toys?

Silicone-based lube for glass, metal, ABS plastic, and TPE toys (longer-lasting, won't dry out). Water-based lube for silicone toys (silicone lube degrades silicone). See our anal lube collection for top picks.

Are anal sex toys safe for everyone?

Most users tolerate anal toys well with proper preparation (lube, smaller starting sizes, slow pace). Users with hemorrhoids, fissures, or active anal/rectal medical issues should consult a doctor before anal toy use. Stop immediately if you experience pain or bleeding.