Anal lube

By *ir-spunk-alot OP Man over a year ago

Southern England

Is anal lube with relaxant the same effect as Lube that numbs you?

By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

No.

Avoid the numbing ones. You don’t want to ignore pain; if it hurts, it’s doing damage.

By *ir-spunk-alot OP Man over a year ago

Southern England

"No.

Avoid the numbing ones. You don’t want to ignore pain; if it hurts, it’s doing damage. "

Thanks for reply, so relaxant does just that and wont numb you?

By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"No.

Avoid the numbing ones. You don’t want to ignore pain; if it hurts, it’s doing damage.

Thanks for reply, so relaxant does just that and wont numb you?"

Should do. Read the small print though.

By *ir-spunk-alot OP Man over a year ago

Southern England

"No.

Avoid the numbing ones. You don’t want to ignore pain; if it hurts, it’s doing damage.

Thanks for reply, so relaxant does just that and wont numb you?

Should do. Read the small print though. "

Bloody small print. Always a catch.

By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"No.

Avoid the numbing ones. You don’t want to ignore pain; if it hurts, it’s doing damage.

Thanks for reply, so relaxant does just that and wont numb you?

Should do. Read the small print though.

Bloody small print. Always a catch. "

Look for what the active ingredient is.

Lidocaine/prilocaine is numbing cream, same as in tattoo numbing cream / stuff kids used to to get before injections.

If it’s not those, it’s likely to be the same as anusol.

If it’s not got an active ingredient listed, it’s likely to be snake oil.

Stick to liquid silk and patience, you’ll enjoy it more.