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Relaxing your anus requires a relaxed mind and muscles. Try a hot bath or deep breathing before attempting dilation. If pleasure’s the goal, some solo play should do just fine. Use lots of lube Removal should be slow and steady. Try to keep the dilator in line with your anus and rectum as you gently pull it out. What should you do if…? Lube is a must to help ease the dilator in and prevent tearing. Apply a liberal amount of lube to the tip of the dilator and around your anal opening.

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If you’re entirely new to anal penetration or have a medical condition that causes rectal pain, silicone is softer and more flexible than other materials.Otherwise, the general rule of thumb is to start with the smallest you can find and work your way up gradually. Insert the dilator slowly, aiming for around an inch or so inserted over the course of 3 to 4 minutes. Anal dilation isn’t something you want to rush, so choose a time when you’re sure you can relax and go slow without interruptions. Help yourself unwind If you have a full-on bowel movement, wash yourself, the dilator, and any affected surfaces thoroughly.

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First, try not to freak out. Stop what you’re doing, remove the dilator very gently, and head to the mirror to assess the situation. Look for dilators made from body-safe materials, such as medical-grade silicone, that are free of phthalates and BPA. Not all materials are safe for your special place so you’ll definitely want to be mindful of what your device is made of. If you’re using a silicone dilator, use a water-based lube like #LubeLife instead. Remember: Silicone breaks down silicone. Choose the best position If dilation is the only goal, there’s no reason to keep it inside once you’ve managed to get it in all the way.Length isn’t a factor if your goal is dilation. However, you’ll want to be sure anything you use has a flared base. You should never insert anything into your anus that doesn’t have a flared base as it could become lodged and lead to a medical emergency. Material Whether you're new to anal sex or an advanced user of derriere-focused devices, Monica Grover, MD, a Westchester, New York-based double board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and Chief Medical Officer at VSPOT, says safety is key when experimenting with butt play. "The plug should always have a wide base so it doesn't go too deep within the anal canal or, in lieu of a wide base, it can have a ring cord or a pull cord attached to it," she says. Dr. Grover also suggests starting off with a small, beginner-friendly size if you're new to the world of anal toys. Preparation is key anytime you’re inserting anything in your butt. It can make or break your experience… and your anus. We’re not saying you need to risk bankruptcy or anything, but choosing a quality dilator is important. Designed for advanced anal sex lovers, The Challenge Butt Plug is the jumbo anal sex toy to try when you want the ultimate stretch!