We know privacy matters, so discretion is built into every part of how we pack and ship your order.
Plain, Unmarked Packaging
Every order leaves our warehouse in plain outer packaging with no branding, product images, or descriptive text on the outside. Nobody handling or receiving the parcel would know what’s inside.
Discreet Billing
Your payment statement will show a neutral descriptor rather than any reference to the store name or product category.
Secure, Tracked Delivery
All orders are sent with tracked delivery so you can follow your parcel’s progress and plan for its arrival.
Your Data Stays Private
We only use your details to process and deliver your order. We don’t share customer information with third parties for marketing purposes.
Questions About Your Order?
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Proper cleaning isn’t just about hygiene — it also extends the life of your products. Here’s a simple routine to keep everything in great condition.
Clean Before and After Every Use
Even toys that haven’t been shared should be cleaned before first use, to remove manufacturing residue, and after every use.
Know Your Material
- Silicone, glass, and stainless steel: Wash with warm water and a mild, unscented soap, or a dedicated toy cleaner. Glass and steel without electronics can typically be boiled for a deeper clean — check the product description first.
- ABS plastic and electronic components: Never submerge unless the product is explicitly listed as waterproof. Wipe down with a damp cloth and mild soap instead.
Avoid Harsh Products
Skip alcohol-based cleaners, strongly fragranced antibacterial soaps, and anything abrasive — these can degrade silicone over time and irritate skin.
Dry Thoroughly
Pat dry with a clean, lint-free towel before storing. Moisture left on silicone can encourage bacterial growth.
Store Separately
Keep each product in its own pouch or box rather than piled together — silicone can react with other materials if left in contact for long periods. A dedicated drawer away from direct sunlight works well.
Check Batteries and Charging Ports
For rechargeable items, keep charging ports dry and free of debris. For battery-powered items, remove batteries during long storage periods to avoid corrosion.
A little care goes a long way — a well-maintained toy will perform better and last significantly longer.
Walking into the world of vibrators for the first time can feel overwhelming — there are dozens of shapes, materials, and features to consider. This guide breaks down the basics so you can make a confident, informed choice.
Start With What You Want to Feel
Most vibrators fall into a few broad categories: classic (external, clitoral stimulation), rabbit-style (external and internal combined), and G-spot designs (curved for internal targeting). If you’re not sure where to start, a classic external vibrator is usually the easiest introduction.
Material Matters
Body-safe materials are non-negotiable. Look for 100% medical-grade silicone, ABS plastic, or glass — all non-porous, easy to clean, and gentle on skin. Avoid anything listed as “jelly” or “rubber”, which can be porous and harder to keep hygienic.
Power and Noise
Motor strength varies widely. Rechargeable vibrators with multiple speed and pattern settings give you the most flexibility to find what works. If discretion matters to you, check reviews for noise level before buying.
Waterproof or Splash-Proof?
Fully waterproof toys are more versatile and generally easier to clean since you can rinse them under running water. Splash-proof toys should never be submerged.
Size and Comfort
Bigger isn’t automatically better. For beginners, a smaller or slimmer design is often more comfortable. You can always size up once you know your preferences.
Our Recommendation
Browse our vibrators collection to compare options by size, material, and features. Every product page lists the exact material and charging method so you always know what you’re getting.