Best lube for long time wearing butt plugs?

Hi, I'm looking for a lube that I can use for wearing a silicone plug for hours. I used some water based lube in the past but I felt a little itch into the anus.

I read something about coconut oil and shea butter. Have you got any advice for me?

Thank you!

Look up J-Lube it is a very good lube that can be mixed different ways to meet your needs.

@joejoeb, The Best lube that you can use is Coconut oil. But not just any ! What you must look for is Pure, unrefined, cold pressed and 100% organic extra virgin. And if you live in the U.S.A., it must have the round seal USDA/Organic. Costco carry's a really good one by Carrington Farms and you can also get it at most organic health stores.

I have used this oil for the past four years and it is great.

Coconut Oil Health Benefits

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J-Lube is a perfect lube, but it is drying too fast for a long wear.

Coconut oil never tried.

Using baby anal / boottom softener cream or a fat cream for sore skin who stay 8 hours active, in Belgium under the brand " Neo Cutigenol "

ointment, burning, irritation, erythema, buttocks, crevices, newborns skin.

BJ- great info on coconut oil. But since you mention that it fights bacteria, would the use of coconut oil as lube upset the balance of the bacteria that is supposed to be present in a healthy rectum? I'm just wondering about this because I have read elsewhere on this forum about the need to eat things such as probiotic yogurt to maintain the healthy bacteria that frequent enema use tends to flush out.

Internally, I seem to create enough mucous to keep the lube active.

I'm finding that the key (for me) for any duration of wearing a plug, is to keep the base around the sphincter and butt cheeks lubricated so the plug can adjust itself freely as I move about or change seating positions. When the stem and base are well lubed it allows me to relax and let the plug do its thing. It took me a few tries to find one that had the proper ratio of girth between the head and the stem to stay firmly planted regardless of how slippery it is.

I'm finding I most prefer my glass plug because I can use Vaseline - for its staying power. I may try some other butt creams made for rash or hemorrhoids to see how they hold up over some time. Coconut oil sounds delicious, but I've not really heard mention of how long it stays effective. My goal is to be able to ride my Harley for several hours at a time next summer - without an uncomfortable dry sphincter or but cheeks restricting the plug's ability to adjust itself.

Hmm, I wonder how hash oil would work? 😃

I use either KY or some sort of hand lotion, the latter if it is going to be in a long time. Have never tried Vasoline.

hankb

Vaseline is good for long time wear, provided the plug is NOT latex. I have several latex type plugs, and to overcome the potential damage the petroleum jelly might cause, Wrap them in a plastic wrap such as cling or saran wrap.

@H C: I don't know that is a good one. I am going to do some more research on that. I do eat a lot of probiotic yogurt and I take benefiber once per day.

Quite a long time ago I came upon a recommendation for an excellent anal lube, Albolene. It's marketed as a make up remover -- my wife uses that for that purpose. It is very similar to Vaseline, but slightly less viscous and much more slippery, in my opinion. It's not cheap, but not anymore expensive than most of the specialty anal lubes out there. Just remember not to use it on latex products.

http://www.albolene.com

Thanks BJ, I will appreciate it if you can find anything out about that. It's just one thing I am curious about because otherwise, coconut oil sounds like the way to go.

The coconut oil that I got for cooking from the health food store works great with my njoy large stainless steel plug. The longest time that I've worn it is 2-3 hours, but it's not uncomfortable and slips out easily.

When I wear my silicone plugs with coconut oil I'm good for about 4 hours.

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I've been using this stuff eversince i started out.. Never had any problems, cheap as dirt and easily available.

I just found some more info on coconut oil (link below). I can't wait to try using it with an anal plug. As far as using lube vaginally is concerned, however, I have read that only water based lubes should be used, not lubes with oil. I would just like to point that out to make sure no one tries using it vaginally (please let me know if I am wrong about this).

http://blog.naturalhealthyconcepts.com/2013/01/16/coconut-oil-the-hero-for-your-health-infographic/

Bag balm for long term wear

Coconut oil seems to work best with any of my butt plugs, glass, metal, and silicone. It is liquid at warmer temperatures, and at cooler temperatures it hardens. It's probably harmless even to cheaper vinyl and rubber butt plugs, but I haven't actually tested it with any of them. It's a food, and probably, in my opinion, is safer than many other types of lubricants. After all, the rectum will absorb everything except the butt plug, and I would rather use a food product than petroleum based lubricants, or silicone lubricants.

Coconut oil! its the best. stays put!

How do you use coconut oil for long time insertions? Cause I think just applying it at the toy will not work.......do you put a lot of lube inside too? Thanks

You can put a lot on your anus and push it in and on the plug. Or you can put some in a bulb syringe with very warm water. It will melt. You expelled the water and your rectum will have a coating of oil on it. Works great. Or refrigerate coconut oil suppositories.

Yea, a little may be put inside, with any kind of a syringe, or even the suppositories as frozen coconut oil, but be careful not to put a lot in because it will leak out, and it will look like you stopped by Big Eddies Taco and Sushi Palace, and ate the day old sushi.

You can only put so much in that will stay. If you plug for a longer time, you must do maintenance periodically! That means keep a tiny amount of lube on you for a quick re-lube and wipe, and you're on your way again for a while. If you think: "Hey, I'll just inject 6 ounces of oil into my rectum, and I'll be set for a whole night at the disco", You may have an even harder time getting past the doorman the next time you go there...unless it's the end of the night, and the management wants to clear out the disco as quickly as possible so they can all go home to dinner and bed.

If shea and coco butter work for you, and are non toxic, great.

If you have a silicone plug, stay away from silicone lubes, it will dissolve the finish, and can possibly damage it. Just as petroleum based lubes can damage and mar soft plastic, vinyl and rubber.

Coconut oil is my current favorite anal lube if anyone was wondering what I use 😉

I'm just another horny person converted to the cult of coconut oil for my butt plug, anal never felt soooo good.