How To Identify The Right Realistic Dildo For You

Realistic dildos are simple, just like penises. They are shaped like penises. They are used like penises. Many look exactly like penises. If you treat your realistic dildo well, it will treat you well, just like a penis.

Since that point is driven home, let’s get into some tips for using a realistic dildo and how to take care of it.

Finding Your Realistic Dildo

When dildo shopping, you may notice that there are attributes listed for each penis-like model. They almost always list flesh tones, materials of construction and sizing. You can tell at face value whether the flesh tones suit your fancy. But materials and sizing are more important to note before buying.

Materials of a Dildo

The most important thing to note when buying realistic sex toys is what they are made of. Many sex toys from the past contained phthalates, toxic chemicals used to make plastics soft, flexible and human-like to the touch. While the majority of sex toys will note “phthalate free,” you need to ensure you are buying safe toys free of this toxic group of chemicals. If you are allergic to latex, make sure your purchase is latex free.

Sizing of a Dildo

Size can matter for some. Others do not care what the size is and are more interested in realistic appearance, motion and angle of use. If size is important to you, pay attention to this attribute.

If you know you struggle with larger penises, for example, you will want to ensure you do not buy a very large dildo. The All-American Whopper dildo sounds like the penis of a giant. But it is a standard 6.5 inches, the same as the average American male. A slightly larger, but still standard version is the Classic Dong-Flesh 8 Inch.

Using Your Dildo

The first time you try using a dildo, it may be wise to do so by yourself. When alone, you can take your time, go slowly and experiment with what feels good, versus what does not feel good. You can determine your personal limits and get to know your body and the toy better.

To use your real-looking dildo for the first time, get comfortable and relax. Use plenty of lubricant to ensure the toy moves in and out of your body easily. Insert the dildo slowly and hold it inside with your hand at the base. When you are ready, start sliding the dildo in and out while breathing normally.

The first few times you use a dildo you may want to sit in front of a mirror to watch yourself. When you are ready, you can involve your partner. There are even double dildos on the market, for partner play at the same time and using the same dildo. When you want even more realistic action from your favorite dildo, you can use a dildo strap with your partner, to hold the dildo in place just like a real penis.

Care of Your Dildo

To clean your real-looking dildo, wash it with hot soapy water. Allow it to air dry or pat it dry with a lint-free towel. You can also use a sex toy cleaner, such as Intimate Basics Anti-Bacterial Toy Cleaner.