Best places to safely buy sex toys + find current sex toy sales

There are sales and bundles everywhere while everyone is social distancing— which makes it a great time to stock up on sex toys!

Up to 73% off at Lovehoney

Including 10% off the clearance section.

Stay The F Home bundles at Luvoqa

These kits include a toy, travel-sized Sliquid H2O lube, and an adorable Emily McDowell & Friends zip pouch.

25% off a single item at Good Vibrations

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Every shop on this list is an excellent place to get body-safe sex toys, but they each have a little something-something that makes them unique. I’d rather you didn’t buy sex toys from Amazon because of the chance that you’ll get a knock-off/counterfeit.

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Spectrum Boutique: hand-picked by sex educator & artist Zoë Ligon

Spectrum has a robust AF gender expression section, a huge variety of sex ed books, and they’re the only general shop on this list that stocks the Jollie and polka-dot Jollet (clear silicone filled with rainbow puff balls!) by Luz Arte. Get 10% off your whole order any time at Spectrum with coupon code SUPER

Peepshow Toys: curated, quality sex toys for every body and budget

Quickly find affordable toys, like NoFrilldos, the Blush Temptasia line, and the Exposed Nocturnal bullet. Plus, you can also find artisan Uberrime dildos there! Free shipping on orders over $70. Get 10% off your order with coupon code SUPERSMASHCACHE

SheVibe: low prices, vast selection, kick-ass artwork

Seriously, they’re the first shop I check when looking for a specific product. Along with basic NoFrilldos, they have a great selection of unique toys from Funkit, plus other hard-to-find brands like BS Atelier and Hole Punch Toys. Plus, free shipping on orders over $75.

Luvoqa: find unique luxury sex toy brands

Luvoqa’s inventory includes quite a few sex toys that aren’t available at SheVibe, so I recommend checking them out, too.

Good Vibrations: an oldie but goodie with an easy-to-use interface

The original Good Vibrations shop was founded in 1977. Though plenty of sex shops refuse to stock toys with phthalates, Good Vibrations was one of the first. I highly recommend using Good Vibrations’ website if you’re easily overwhelmed by choices— their filters are super helpful.

Early to Bed: another oldie but goodie indie shop

Early to Bed is a Chicago-based indie shop that’s been around for a very long long time. They were established in 2001, and they’re run by some of the warmest people in the industry. The website is very personable— Early to Bed writes their own pros, cons, and helpful usage tips in every product description.

The Pleasure Garden: UK-based, inclusive & disability-friendly

I highly recommend the Pleasure Garden shop if you live in Europe! They place heavy emphasis on accessibility, AND you can ask them for personalized sex toy recommendations relating to disabilities and medical conditions. Free shipping on orders over £50. Get 10% off with coupon code SUPER