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Do your Research! Sex Toy Pro-Tips

 Ah, sex toys–the perfect way to spice up your sex life or treat yo’self to a good time. But before you shop for your perfect erotic accessory, there are a few things to know that’ll make the journey even more satisfying. Read on for the ultimate guide to buying and using sex toys!

First, safety comes first. Make sure that your toy is made with body-safe materials. If it’s made with porous materials (like jelly rubber, elastomer, and TPE), it shouldn’t be inserted into any orifices, and should be used only with water-based lubes.

Second, check out the features. Consider what features you want—and don’t want. Will you be using the toy internally or externally? Do you need batteries or a plug-in? Do you need a quiet toy or something that can be heard from the other room?

Third, beware of the bandwagon effect! Being a follower isn’t always a bad thing, but it’s important to select products based on your needs and tastes, rather than other people’s opinions.

Fourth, don’t skimp on quality. Investing in a good toy will save you from having to purchase a new toy every few months.

Finally, know that it’s ok to take things slow. Trying out a new toy can be intimidating and a little overwhelming, so it’s best to take baby steps. Start by trying out a small toy, or wrapping a familiar item in a condom to get a feel for textured toys.

So, there you have it—a comprehensive guide to buying and using sex toys! Get ready to explore, experiment and experience pleasure like never before!


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