Water Based Desensitizing Anal Glide Extra by Body Action | 2 oz

Product Description

Body Action Desensitizing Anal Lube

We get it, we all want to explore! And experimenting with anal stretching shouldn't have to be painful. Granted that your butt hole has a lot of nerve endings, that make you feel a lot of sensation, you can stay safe and comfortable with the right anal sex toy and the right anal numbing lubricant. Reach extreme pleasures with Body Action water-based Desensitizing Anal Glide Extra. 

 Features

• lubricant made to numb your anus allowing you to further enjoy anal sex
• Condom-friendly water-based lube
• Makes anal play more pleasurable
• Contains a numbing agent Benzocaine 5% 
• Help reduce the discomfort that is associated with anal play
• Press pump for easy application
• Premium ingredients for external use
• Relieves pain and soreness to the applied area
• Made from the USA

Wanting to explore anal stretching but too afraid of how to? We totally got you covered with this desensitizing spray. This lubricant is designed to provide you the comforts and ease of insertion when using your favorite anal sex toys. 

Backdoor play has never been this good with this body-safe lubricant. It contains 5% Benzocaine which is a medical-grade numbing agent used by doctors and dentists. Use the pump and apply the product using your finger or with your sex toys for men.

To ensure maximum pleasure during anal play and backdoor penetration, apply the lube on your hole 5 minutes before your session. Don't forget to wash off with water after every fun play.

Anal Glide Ingredients 

Active Ingredient: 

Benzocaine 5% ........................................ Oral Anesthetic

Ingredients: 5% Benzocaine USP, Cellulose Thickener, Methylparaben, Peg-8, Propylene Glycol, Propylparaben, Water. 

Directions

Apply a generous amount to the tip and/or shaft of the penis or on the anus 5 minutes before intercourse. Wash with water after.

WARNING: Keep away from your eyes. Stop using immediately if irritation occurs such as itching or burning. If symptoms persist, consult a doctor.