Loving Joy TPE Butt Plugs

Name: Loving Joy Butt Plug Purple

SKU: N11857

Barcode: 5060211964909

Name: Loving Joy Butt Plug Black

SKU: N11856

Barcode: 5060211964916

Name: Loving Joy Butt Plug Training Kit Black

SKU: N12173

Barcode: 5060211966552

Name: Loving Joy Butt Plug Training Kit Purple

SKU: N11858

Barcode: 5060211964893

UK Responsible Person: Loving Joy Limited

Address: Adur Business Centre, Little High Street
Shoreham-By-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5EG

Contact: [email protected]

EU Responsible Person: Net1on1 Wholesale B.V. i.o

Address: Atoomweg 63, 3542 AA, Utrecht, Nederland

Contact: [email protected]

Instructions for Use

1. Preparation and Warming

TPE is an excellent material for anal toys because it is slightly flexible and warms up nicely to match body temperature, providing a much more natural feel.

• Cleaning: Before using any plug for the first time, and before every subsequent use, wash it thoroughly with warm water and an unperfumed anti-bacterial soap, or a specialised sex toy cleaner.

• Warming (Optional): To make insertion more comfortable, you can soak the plug in a bowl of warm (not boiling) water for 5 to 10 minutes before use. Always check the temperature against your wrist first to ensure it isn’t too hot.

2. Using the Training Kits & Individual Plugs

If you are using one of the 4-piece Training Kits, the key to success is gradual progression. The kit is specifically designed to slowly and safely accustom your body to larger sizes and different textures (such as the ribbed, tiered, and smooth bulb shapes pictured).

1. Start Small: Always begin your session with the smallest, slimmest plug in the collection. Only progress to the next size up once your body can accommodate the current size completely comfortably and without resistance.

2. Apply Plenty of Lubricant: The rectum does not self-lubricate, making high-quality lube absolutely mandatory. Coat the entire bulbous head and narrow neck of the plug generously, and apply a liberal amount directly to the anus as well.

3. Relax and Insert Slowly: Take slow, deep breaths to relax your pelvic floor muscles. Place the tip of the lubricated plug against the opening and exert gentle, steady pressure. Never force it; if you feel sharp pain, stop immediately, add more lube, and try a smaller size.

4. Secure the Anchored Base: Push the plug all the way in until the curved, crescent-shaped base rests flush against your skin. This specialized anchor base is an essential safety feature—it stays externally positioned to ensure the plug cannot be pulled or lost inside the body.

3. Safe Usage Guidelines

• Lubrication (Crucial): TPE is highly sensitive and porous. You must only use a premium water-based lubricant (lube). Using silicone-based lubricants, Vaseline, body lotions, or massage oils will permanently break down, melt, and ruin the TPE material.

• Listen to Your Body: While a sensation of fullness is completely normal, anal play should never cause sharp pain. If at any point you feel discomfort, remove the plug.

• Hygiene Recommendation: Because TPE is a porous material, it can harbour microscopic bacteria over time if not sanitized properly. Ensure you clean the toy meticulously after every single use.

4. Cleaning, Maintenance, and Storage

TPE requires a specific aftercare routine to keep it smooth, hygienic, and in pristine condition.

• Post-Use Cleaning: Immediately after removal, wash the plug thoroughly with warm water and an unperfumed anti-bacterial soap. Be sure to clean the entirety of the textured ridges or tiers.

• Drying: Shake off excess water and allow the plug to air dry completely. Avoid using direct heat sources like hair dryers or radiators, as extreme heat can warp or melt TPE.

• Renewing the Material (Important): Once the plug is 100% dry, you will notice the surface feels slightly sticky or tacky. This is a natural property of TPE. Dust the entire plug lightly with a specialized toy renewing powder or unscented cornflour to absorb the stickiness and restore its smooth, velvety texture.

• Storage: Store your plugs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. To prevent irreversible chemical reactions and melting, never store TPE toys touching other sex toys (especially those made of silicone, PVC, or other TPE/TPR items). Keep your collection in a dedicated cloth pouch or separate storage compartments.

Important Safety Warnings for Your Loving Joy Beginners Pegging Kit

Pegging (where a partner wears a strap-on to anally penetrate the other) requires excellent communication, the right equipment, and strict attention to safety. To ensure a safe, hygienic, and enjoyable experience with your Loving Joy Beginners Pegging Kit, please read and adhere to the following guidelines for both the silicone dildo and the PP fabric harness.

1. Crucial Anal Play & Communication Safety:

• The Receiver Sets the Pace: Anal tissue does not self-lubricate and is highly sensitive to tearing. The receiving partner must always control the speed, depth, and intensity of the play.

• Establish a Safe Word: Always agree on a clear safe word (e.g., “Red”) before you begin. If the safe word is used, stop all movement and gently withdraw immediately.

• Harness Security: Before use, ensure the silicone dildo is pushed securely and deeply through the O-ring of the harness. If the dildo is loose, it poses a severe risk of detaching and becoming lost inside the receiving partner’s rectum, which would require a medical emergency to retrieve.

2. Silicone Dildo Care & Lubricant Compatibility:

• Water-Based Lubricant Only: You must use generous amounts of a high-quality, water-based lubricant. Never use silicone-based lubricants, as they will permanently melt, degrade, or damage the liquid silicone material of the dildo.

• Avoid Oils: Avoid oil-based lubricants (like coconut oil or Vaseline), especially as they can be very difficult to wash off and will destroy latex condoms.

• Sterilisation: Because the dildo is made of 100% silicone, you can deep-clean it by removing it from the harness and boiling it in water for 3–5 minutes. Alternatively, wash thoroughly with warm water and an unscented antibacterial soap.

• Storage: Store the dildo away from direct sunlight and never let it touch other silicone toys, as they will chemically react and melt together.

3. PP Fabric Harness Safety & Care:

• Fit and Circulation: The harness is made from PP (Polypropylene) fabric webbing. Adjust the straps so they sit snugly against the wearer’s body to provide stability, but ensure they are not pulled so tight that they restrict blood flow or dig painfully into the hips, groin, or thighs.

• Friction Burns: If the harness is too loose, it will rub against the skin during thrusting, causing painful chafing or friction burns for the wearer. Take the time to adjust the buckles for a secure, flush fit.

• Washing: PP fabric absorbs sweat and bodily fluids. Hand-wash the harness in warm water with a mild, skin-safe detergent. Do not put it in the washing machine or tumble dryer, as heat and agitation will destroy the elastic, warp the plastic buckles, and weaken the webbing. Allow it to air-dry completely.

4. Hygiene and Cross-Contamination:

• Use Condoms: Even though silicone can be sterilised, using a fresh condom over the dildo makes cleanup incredibly easy and is highly recommended, especially for anal play.

• Do Not Cross-Contaminate: Never move the dildo from the anus to a vagina without thoroughly washing it first or changing the condom, as this can cause severe bacterial infections (such as Thrush or Bacterial Vaginosis).

5. Regular Inspection and Disposal:

• Check for Wear: Regularly inspect the O-ring, the stitching, and the buckles on the harness. If the O-ring stretches out or the stitching tears, the harness is no longer safe to use. Inspect the silicone dildo for micro-tears where bacteria can hide.

• Disposal: If the kit reaches the end of its lifespan, dispose of both components in your general household waste (securely wrapped to maintain privacy). Neither mixed PP fabric/hardware nor silicone are typically accepted by standard UK council recycling schemes.