Choosing and using lubricant
The main types of lube, what each one is good at, what it's safe with, which ingredients to skip, and how to use enough of it.
A vetted pick, chosen for the Braise catalog on merit, never for payment. Here's what earns it a place and who it's for.
A polished stainless steel plug that will outlast everything else in the drawer. Heavy, smooth, and simple, with nothing to charge.
Vetted on the material, the shape and stated dimensions, and care, from Njoy's official specs and broader coverage of Njoy's steel range.
Solid stainless steel is about as body-safe as materials get: nonporous, easy to sterilize, and fine with any lube, including silicone. The weight is the point. It gives a steady sense of fullness that silicone can't match, and you can warm it or chill it in water for temperature play. Njoy lists a 3.5-inch insertable length and a 1.25-inch tip, and there's nothing to charge or break. It's the kind of toy you buy once.
People who already enjoy plugs and want a heavier, buy-once piece, plus anyone curious about temperature play.