Our Range of Nexus Anal Toys
Two types sit on this page, and the difference between them is whether there's a motor inside.
Anal toys
Tapered shapes in a body-safe material, with the base staying outside the body. The taper eases entry, and the base gives you something to hold when you take the toy out. You set the depth and the pace by hand, so you can hold still where it feels good and go no further.
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Vibrating anal toys
The same tapered shape with a motor inside and speeds you can change while it's in. Slide it in with the motor off, then start on the lowest setting once you've settled. The base holds it in place, so it can stay put while your hands are somewhere else.
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- A flared base is wider than the shaft, so the toy stays where you put it.
- Body-safe non-porous surfaces don't absorb anything, so cleaning is quick.
- Adjustable speeds on the vibrating shapes mean the lowest setting is always an option.
- Every shape here is designed for anal use from the start.
Have water-based lubricant open before you start, since anal play gets through more of it than you'd expect.Lubricant 101covers which type suits which material, and you canbrowse lubricants and essentials.
Nexus FAQs
The questions that come up most before a first Nexus order.
What is Nexus?
It's a sex toy brand that makes anal toys, prostate massagers, rings, beads, plugs and masturbators.
Anal shapes are the bulk of it, and the brand's own site sorts the range into those categories. A lot of that range is aimed at men, so Heather's stocks the part that works for her. That's why this page is short and stays on anal toys.
What are Nexus toys for?
Anal play, and on this page that means fullness and steady pressure with a base you can hold on to.
These shapes are internal, so they feel different from an external toy. A plug-style shape sits still and gives you a sense of fullness, and a vibrating one adds movement in the same spot. Wear one on its own or alongside a clitoral toy. Slimmer shapes are a calm place to start if anal play is new to you, and they want a slow entry with plenty of water-based lubricant.
Are Nexus toys body-safe?
Body-safe materials are the standard at Heather's, and the product page names the material on each one.
The brand describes its own toys as body-safe silicone, and silicone is non-porous, which makes it simple to clean thoroughly. Materials vary from one toy to the next, so check the product page for the one you want. The care is the same either way.
- Wash before first use and after every use, then dry fully.
- Silicone lubricant can degrade silicone, so keep to water-based.
- Wash a toy properly before it goes anywhere else on the body, or use a fresh condom.
- Stop if anything feels tight or sore.
Heather's makes no medical claims and this isn't medical advice. If you want the material labels decoded, readbody-safe materials explained.
