Anal Vibrators

Our Range of Anal Vibrators

There's one type on this page, so the useful details sit in the shape, the base and the controls.

Vibrating anal toys

A tapered internal shape in a body-safe material, with a motor inside and a base that sits wide and flat outside the body. The taper is what makes entry manageable. The base is what stops the toy travelling, so getting it out is never a problem to solve. Speeds and patterns are adjustable, which means the intensity stays your call the whole time it's in.

They suit you if you like a steady buzz somewhere a plug would normally sit quiet. Wear one on its own, or pair it with a clitoral toy. Slimmer shapes are a calm place to start if vibration in this spot is new to you, and there's nothing here you're supposed to work up to.

• The flared base stays outside the body, which is the one feature an anal toy can't do without.
• Adjustable speeds let you start on the lowest setting and stay there.
• Body-safe non-porous materials wash properly and dry fast.
• Water-based lubricant is the pairing to use, since silicone lubricant can degrade silicone.

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Anal Vibrator FAQs

Here's what comes up most often before a first one.

Are anal vibrators safe?

Yes, as long as the toy has a flared base and you go slowly with plenty of water-based lubricant.

The base matters most, because the anus can draw a smooth object further in. Everything on this page is made for anal use with that in mind. Choose a body-safe non-porous material and check the toy over for a nick or a rough edge before you use it. Keep the vibration low until you know how it feels. A toy used anally shouldn't go vaginally afterwards without a proper wash or a fresh condom.

Wash before first use and after every use, then dry fully. Stop if anything feels sharp, tight or painful. This isn't medical advice, so speak to a doctor if you have a health concern.

How do you use an anal vibrator for the first time?

Get it comfortably in place with the motor off, then switch on at the lowest setting.

• Wash it first, then pick a moment when you're relaxed and not watching the clock.
• Apply water-based lubricant generously to the toy and to yourself. Reapply as you go.
• Ease it in slowly with the motor off, pausing anywhere that feels tight.
• Once it's settled, turn it on at the lowest speed and give yourself a minute before you change anything.
• Move up through the settings only if you want more. Low is a full answer on its own.
• Take it out slowly, then wash it again and dry it fully before storing.

If it hurts, that's the point to stop. Try another day with more lubricant and a slimmer shape.

Do anal vibrators need a flared base?

Yes. The base is what keeps the toy within reach, so it isn't optional for anal use.

The anus can draw a smooth object further in, and once something passes that point there's no easy way to get it back. A base that sits wider than the shaft stops that happening, and it gives you something to hold when you take the toy out. Anything sold here for anal use has one.

It's also why a vibrator made for vaginal or clitoral use shouldn't be repurposed anally unless it has a proper base or a retrieval ring. Slim shapes with a plain rounded end belong where they were designed to go.

Go at the pace you set, from the lowest setting up. Every anal vibrator here has a base that stays outside the body, so nothing about the way out is left to chance.