Anal Lubricant pjur Back Door Moisturising Water-Based with hyaluron 250 ml

Anal Lubricant pjur Back Door Moisturising Water-Based with hyaluron 250 ml 🧊

A supply bottle of pjur Back Door Moisturising: a water-based anal lubricant with hyaluron as an additive, made in Germany. The black bottle with light blue lettering and a cap is meant for anyone who plays anally on a regular basis. Anal play calls for generous amounts and frequent top-ups, so a supply is handier than constantly buying more. It stands under anal and fisting lubricant, with lubricant and under anal sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of pjur. More gels on the same base are under water-based lubricant.

✨ At a glance

• 🪜 Range: Back Door Moisturising
• 🔩 Base: water
• ✅ Additive: hyaluron
• 🛡️ Compatible with: latex condoms and all toy materials
• 💧 Content: 250 ml
• 🌾 Origin: Made in Germany

❓ FAQ

How much gel is right?

More than you know from vaginal sex. The rectum produces no moisture of its own. Spread the gel on the toy or finger and on the bottom, and top up as soon as it starts to rub, not only once it becomes uncomfortable.

Does it suit silicone toys and condoms?

Yes, both. Water-based gels leave silicone surfaces smooth and do not attack latex. Oil, by contrast, quickly makes a latex condom unsafe and has no place here.

What applies in anal sex?

Slowly, relaxed, with breaks. Begin with a finger or a slim toy; the sphincter needs time. Pain is the sign to stop. Only things with a flared base go into the bottom.

How do you store the bottle?

Upright, closed and cool. Direct sun and heat do the gel no good. Wipe the opening after use so the cap closes cleanly. For a flight the bottle goes in the suitcase, because under the usual liquids rule it is too large for hand luggage.

What about sensitive skin?

Test it on the inner elbow first. Apply a little gel and wait a few hours. If redness or burning appears, do not use it.

Do stains come out?

Yes, with water. Fresh, the gel washes easily out of sheets and towels; dried-on traces just need a short soak in warm water.