Anal Lubricant Black Hole Relax Extra Dilatation Single Dose 6 ml

Anal Lubricant Black Hole Relax Extra Dilatation Single Dose 6 ml 💧

Two points make the difference with anal gel. The first is quantity: nothing gets wet by itself anally, and friction grows with every minute. Anyone applying it once and then not again has used too little. The second is timing: top up before it drags, not once it is already uncomfortable. Water-based means it dries out and that a few drops of water make it glide again without tearing open the next portion straight away. An anal gel needs no numbing additives: pain here is the feedback you want to hear. “Extra dilatation” is the name of the formula, not an effect: no gel widens anything. The sphincter gives way when it is given time, when things are warm and when the steps are small, and how long that takes differs from person to person. What a thicker gel does contribute still matters: it stays where it was applied instead of migrating away within minutes, and it cushions the friction that grows anally with every minute. Anyone still working against resistance does not have a gel problem but one with pace. Single doses solve a problem bottles have: they are portioned, they do not leak, and unopened they keep considerably longer than an opened bottle. That makes them what belongs in a travel bag, a glove compartment or a bedside drawer, where a bottle eventually gets sticky. The drawback is just as simple: six millilitres are six millilitres, and anyone needing more opens the second one. Tear at the notch and not with your teeth. It sits under anal and fisting lubricant, under water-based lubricant and in our lubricant section.

✨ At a glance

• 🔩 Base: Water
• 👉 Use: anal, with and without toys
• 🤝 Compatibility: safe for latex and silicone
• 💧 Content: 6 ml single dose

❓ FAQ

Is it condom-safe?

Yes. Water-based gels do not attack latex, unlike oil and petroleum jelly, which make a condom useless within minutes. Condoms are under condoms.

Does it suit silicone toys?

Yes. Only silicone oil attacks silicone, water does not. That makes a water-based gel the one kind that suits genuinely every material.

What do you do when it soaks in?

A splash of water brings most water-based gels back. For long sessions a second single dose within reach is still worth it.

What else belongs in this area?

The selection is under water-based lubricant, the rest of the range under lubricant.