Addicted anal masturbator

This Addicted anal masturbator offers a simple, straightforward approach: a realistic TPR shape made from a flexible material that conforms well to the body. I consider this model an honest entry-level option for anyone who wants to explore anal penetration without making a major investment.

TPR material and easy cleaning

TPR is a porous thermoplastic elastomer — and that is important to know. Unlike medical-grade silicone, it retains more bacteria and odors, which is why thorough cleaning after every use is essential. The supplier's product information specifies that it is “phthalate-free,” which limits the risk of chemical leaching compared with some low-end PVC products. In my view, this is a positive point that justifies including it in the catalog.

After use, rinsing with lukewarm water and pH-neutral soap is mandatory. If you have ejaculated internally, remove the sleeve (if detachable) and clean it separately. Let it dry completely before storing it — residual moisture encourages mold growth on TPR.

Dimensions and size for beginners

Weight: 260 g; packaging dimensions: 7 × 20 × 7 cm: this is a compact product that is easy to store or take on the go. The anatomical shape replicates the internal contours of the anus, providing a more realistic sensation than a simple smooth tube. For anyone new to anal penetration, this realistic shape can help with gradual relaxation.

Use and lubricant compatibility

Before first use, I recommend a water-based lubricant — this is non-negotiable with TPR. Silicone lubricants can degrade the material over time. Brands such as Waterfeel or Nina Kikí (mentioned by the supplier) are perfectly suitable.

• Water-based lubricant required
• Clean thoroughly after every use
• Dry completely before storing
• For solo or partnered use
• Discreet, easy-to-carry format

When used with a partner, this masturbator can also be used by them to stimulate you. In that case, I recommend using a condom to reduce the risk of bacterial transmission — a simple hygienic precaution when using a porous material.

Who it is for and who it is not for

Who it is for: Men seeking anal sensations for the first time, with a moderate budget, who do not mind regular cleaning. It is also suitable for occasional use between partners if you use a condom. Its compact format makes it ideal for travel.

Who it is not for: If you are looking for something highly durable or maintenance-free, consider medical-grade silicone instead, as it ages better and withstands repeated cleaning more effectively. If you prefer a more intense sensation, larger silicone anal dildos offer a better grip and more pronounced stimulation.

A friend's advice — Honestly, this model has its place for anyone who wants to try anal stimulation without overcomplicating things. Just stay vigilant about hygiene: TPR means thorough cleaning every time.