Dildos

A dildo is a sex toy designed for penetration, without a built-in motor or vibration. Unlike a vibrator, a dildo does not vibrate — you have full control over rhythm and depth.

Dildos come in countless shapes: from realistic models with veins and a glans to sleek, abstract designs. They are made from body-safe materials such as silicone, glass, stainless steel, or ceramic.

There are many different types of dildos:

• Realistic dildos — Mimic the natural shape of a penis, often with veins and a suction cup
• Large dildos — For those who enjoy a fuller feeling
• Double dildos — Two-ended, ideal for partner play or double penetration
• Glass dildos — Hypoallergenic and perfect for temperature play
• Vibrating dildos — Combine dildo shape with vibrator power
• G-spot dildos — Curved for targeted G-spot stimulation
• Anal dildos — Feature a flared base for safe anal use

The best dildo depends on your experience and preferences:

Beginner? Start with a smaller, smooth silicone model — flexible, soft, and easy to clean.

Consider these points when choosing a dildo:

• Material — Always choose body-safe silicone, glass, or stainless steel. Avoid porous materials like jelly rubber
• Size — Start smaller if you are new to dildos
• Base — A suction cup offers hands-free use. For anal use, a flared base is essential
• Shape — Curved for G-spot stimulation, straight for deeper penetration
• Flexibility — Soft silicone flexes with your body; rigid materials like glass offer more pressure

Proper hygiene extends the lifespan and protects your health:

• Silicone dildos: clean with warm water and mild soap. Non-porous silicone can even be boiled (3 minutes) for full sterilisation
• Glass and steel dildos: easiest to clean — warm water and soap or toy cleaner
• With silicone dildos, always use water-based lubricant — silicone lubricant damages the material
• Store each dildo separately in a cotton pouch or original box