Product Guide

It can be confusing buying intimate products - so we're here to help you find something that will make you happier, and your sex life more fulfilled. Our guide gives practical advice and tips so you can be confident and get the most out of your choices. It can be confusing buying intimate products - so we're here to help you find something that will make you happier, and your sex life more fulfilled. Our guide gives practical advice and tips so you can be confident and get the most out of your choices. 

Start With Materials:

Always start by picking a material for your intimate product. The material influences how you use your intimate products and even how you care for it too. If you want something soft and flexible, get an intimate product made with silicone, TPE or TPR. Plastic and glass are good materials for intimate products if you want something firmer. Make sure your intimate products do not contain harmful chemicals and are Pthalates Free. Pthalates are Industrial chemicals used to soften PVC plastics. This is usually problematic with cheaper products. Our intimate products are Pthalates Free!

Plan Your Intimate Product Budget:

There are intimate product out there for all types of budgets. You can buy a basic penis ring or dildo for a few bucks. Or you can spoil yourself or your lover with a luxury vibrator controlled with a smartphone.

Determine the Size of Intimate Product: 

 

  

               

  

                           

                          

                                  

Size really does matter when it comes to intimate products. Before buying any intimate  product make sure to check the size. No one wants a dildo or vibrator that's too big or too small for fun. This applies to male masturbators too.

Masturbators and strokers for men, many strokers are only 3 - 5″ long and may not provide full internal stroke for men with larger members. Product sizes we state are mainly the products total length, as per manufacturer specifications. “Insertable Length” or “Usable Length” is just like it sounds – it’s the area of the intimate product that can be inserted into the vagina or anus. This excludes the control surface with buttons or dials, and is often 1 - 4 inches shorter than the total length of the intimate product. Where possible we state insertable length size. 

Why Do Product Colors Look Dissimilar On Different Computer And Device Screens?

Different computer screens, operating systems, and even different web browsers have different color characteristics, so it’s just about impossible to get a given color to look exactly the same on every screen. All product images are for reference purpose only. Actual products may vary according to the physical product. 

How to Use Intimate Products:

It's finally time to try out your new intimate product! Here's what you need to know before you use your new intimate product. Wash your intimate product before using it for the first time. Then, find a comfortable place where you won't be disturbed so you can focus on enjoying your new intimate product. Once everything's ready, apply some lube to your intimate product and yourself. Intimate products aren't very good at foreplay, so even women need a little lube at first. It's generally best to start out slow when you're breaking in a new intimate product. Gently tease yourself with the intimate product, before focusing in on your pleasure points. After getting used to the product, you can pick up the pace and go all out!

Excluding Our USB Rechargeable, Pleasure Kits And Disposable Battery Products, the separate purchase of batteries is required.