am I worrying too much

[Kevmez82]

OK so to cut to the chase here I bought this and still being new to anal play i will admit I'm not clued up on sextoy materials
and I didn't check before buying. but its made from "Odourless, soft and body safe TPE material" Now I have been told that for most sex toys cleaning them with warm water and soapy water is usually ok, which I ALWAYS do immediately after use and I put them back into the bag and box they came in.

But i've heard TPE isnt safe to use internally(bit too late because it been up there) is this correct, or am I worrying too much

 

[ShadowCat]

https://missrubyreviews.com/article-dangerous-sex-toy-materials/ This should be very helpful for you! The other thing you can do is use a condom on the toy it'll also make cleanup easier!

 

[KaraBulut]

OK so to cut to the chase here I bought this and still being new to anal play i will admit I'm not clued up on sextoy materials
and I didn't check before buying. but its made from "Odourless, soft and body safe TPE material" Now I have been told that for most sex toys cleaning them with warm water and soapy water is usually ok, which I ALWAYS do immediately after use and I put them back into the bag and box they came in.

But i've heard TPE isnt safe to use internally(bit too late because it been up there) is this correct, or am I worrying too much

TPE is considered to be safer than some of the older toy materials like jelly and rubber. It also falls into the middle-range on the scale of porous vs non-porous toy materials. For short-term dildo use, it is unlikely to cause issues, however for a leave-in butt, TPE is considered to be "less-than-safe".

If you're using a toy that is made of porous materials, you will get longer life from the toy and it will be easier to clean if you use it with a condom. The condom will also lower any concerns that you might have about the chemical composition of the toy.