Prostate Massagers
Why prostate wands? Well, why not? The prostate is the most neglected of all male erogenous zones. Tucked away beyond the anus, it can be challenging to find, but very rewarding for the men willing to take the plunge and go looking for it. Prostate orgasm is uniquely rich and rippling, a fuller, more sustained sensation, and well worth the effort it takes to find it.
There are ways to make the hunt easier. A prostate wand is a toy that makes locating the prostate a hell of a lot more straightforward. Most are soft, narrow wands, with a gentle bend a few inches along the shaft specifically designed to reach the prostate with the maximum of comfort and a minimum of fuss. This allows men to manipulate the wand themselves comfortably, without have to bend too much, and it also allows a special someone to insert the wand instead.
Lubrication is always of the utmost importance. Go crazy with it. Once the anus is thoroughly lubricated, gradually insert the probe. Take your time with it – like all anal play, patience and relaxation is the key. The curve of the toy should be pointing towards the bellybutton. Gently insert the length of the toy, until a distinct sense of pressure against the prostate is achieved. In some men, it’s a heavy feeling akin to needing to urinate, in others it’s more like the pressure just before orgasm. Some men enjoy a firm, sustained pressure, and others enjoy more of a thrusting motion. It often takes a bit of patience, but is well worth the extra effort.
Naughty but Nice recommends you take special care with hygiene, as all anal toys require extra attention to maintain cleanliness. Use a specialist antibacterial toy cleaner to kill off any nasties the toy may pick up during use. Never share anal toys between partners. We also suggest that vibrating toys only ever be powered with lower power non-alkaline batteries, as strong batteries like rechargables or lithium cells overwork the motor of your toy and wear it out prematurely.
Enrich your love life today with prostate play.
