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Pjur Back Door Moisturizing is a water-based anal lube made to feel like natural moisture, with added sodium hyaluronate for a cushioned, lasting glide. It's free of perfume, colours and oils, works with toys, and rinses away with water. This 100 ml bottle suits anyone who wants a gentle, toy-friendly lube that's dedicated to anal play.
The anus doesn't make its own lubrication, and the tissue there is thinner and less stretchy at first than the vagina. That's why anal lube tends to be thicker and longer-lasting than everyday formulas: it has to stay slick through slow warm-up, toy play and sex without drying out halfway. Pjur's Back Door range is built around that, and this water-based version adds sodium hyaluronate, a moisture-holding ingredient pjur includes so the glide feels closer to your own natural wetness.
The formula is water, glycerin and xanthan gum with sodium hyaluronate, which gives a cushioned, gel-like slip rather than a thin, runny one. It doesn't have the slick, almost oily glide of a silicone lube, and some people prefer that: it feels more natural and is easier to control. There's no added colour, fat, paraffin, perfume or flavouring, and no numbing ingredient, so you still feel everything your body is telling you.
Apply it generously to both the toy or partner and the entrance, then work a little inside with a finger before anything larger. Water-based lube does absorb and evaporate, so reapply as soon as things start to feel tacky rather than pushing through. A little water on the skin can revive it too. Pjur notes the lube is very slippery on surfaces, so keep a towel down, take care in the bath or shower, and wipe up drips on the floor straight away.
Pjur lists it as suitable for erotic toys, and as a water-based formula it's the safe choice for silicone plugs, dildos and prostate toys, which silicone lube can damage. The product listing doesn't mention condoms specifically. Water-based lubes without oils are generally considered latex-friendly, but check the label on your bottle and your condom box if you rely on latex. It is not a contraceptive and contains no spermicide.
It rinses off skin, toys and sheets with warm water. Keep the cap closed, store the bottle at room temperature and out of reach of children. If irritation or discomfort develops, stop using it, and don't use it on broken or irritated skin.
This is a good first anal lube for people just starting with fingers or a small plug, since the natural-feeling glide makes it easier to notice what your body likes. It also suits couples who share silicone toys and want one lube that works with all of them. If you prefer a very long-lasting slip for longer sessions, many people keep a silicone lube for sex with a partner and use this one with toys.
Compare more anal lubes and the pjur range, or read our anal play tips and techniques.
Helpful answers about Pjur Backdoor Anal Glide Water Based Lubricant.
Yes. A water-based anal lube like Pjur Back Door is toy-safe, easy to clean and feels natural. It does absorb more quickly than silicone lube, so apply generously and reapply as soon as things feel tacky. Thicker formulas like this one last longer than thin everyday gels.
Choose a thick, long-lasting lube. Water-based formulas like Pjur Back Door suit toys and most condoms; silicone lubes last longer but can damage silicone toys. Avoid numbing lubes, since discomfort is a signal to slow down. Browse our anal lubes to compare.
Yes. Pjur Back Door Moisturizing is water-based, and pjur lists it as suitable for erotic toys, so it's safe with silicone plugs, dildos and prostate massagers. Inspect toys for damage before use and wash off the lube afterwards.
The Pjur Back Door listing doesn't mention condoms. It's water-based with no oils or fats, and lubes like that are generally considered latex-friendly, but check the label on your bottle and condom box. Pjur Back Door is not a contraceptive.
No. Pjur Back Door's ingredients are water, glycerin, xanthan gum, sodium hyaluronate, benzyl alcohol, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and citric acid. There's no numbing ingredient, so you can still feel when to slow down or stop.
You can, carefully. Pjur warns that Back Door is very slippery on surfaces, so hold onto something steady and rinse spills off the floor right away. Water also washes it off the body sooner, so a silicone lube may suit shower play better.
Yes. Glycerin is the second ingredient in Pjur Back Door, after water. If glycerin bothers you, look for a glycerin-free anal lube instead. Otherwise, the formula is short and free of perfume, colours, fats and paraffins.
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