A few short care and buying notes, gathered from the questions customers ask most often.
Charging
A short note on Charging. Expect a magnetic or USB lead two to three hours; the point is that charge before storing for a long period and top up every few months.
That is a general figure for UK retail rather than a rule; the product listing takes precedence.
Clean before first use as well as after; new items carry factory residue. Knowing this about Charging prevents most returns.
Pump gauges
If you are looking into Pump gauges, start here: a low setting, for the first few sessions. What matters is that pressure builds slowly and the gauge is there to stop you overdoing it.
Treat it as a starting point. Materials, brands and body differences all move it.
Read the material line on the listing before anything else; it decides cleaning, lubricant and lifespan. In short, Pump gauges is worth a minute before you order.
Sleeves and extenders
Sleeves and extenders in one line: a stretchy material sized to the wearer. Beyond the label, a size too small cuts circulation, a size too large slips.
Manufacturers publish their own guidance in the box, and that overrides any general note.
Keep the order email; it is the proof of purchase for any warranty or return. That is the whole of Sleeves and extenders for most buyers.
Body-safe silicone
Body-safe silicone: the line most people need is 100 per cent platinum-cured, on the label. In practice, it is non-porous, so it cleans fully and does not hold odours.
That is a general figure for UK retail rather than a rule; the product listing takes precedence.
If something changes texture, smell or colour, retire it; that is the material telling you it is done. Knowing this about Body-safe silicone prevents most returns.
Prostate items
A short note on Prostate items. Expect a curved shape with a flared base; the point is that the curve does the work, so force is never needed.
Treat it as a starting point. Materials, brands and body differences all move it.
When in doubt, choose the simpler and smaller option first; it is the one least likely to come back. In short, Prostate items is worth a minute before you order.
Allergies and latex
If you are looking into Allergies and latex, start here: check the material line, on every listing. What matters is that nitrile and silicone are the usual latex-free choices.
Manufacturers publish their own guidance in the box, and that overrides any general note.
Clean before first use as well as after; new items carry factory residue. That is the whole of Allergies and latex for most buyers.
Replacing items
Replacing items in one line: when the surface changes sticky, cloudy or cracked. Beyond the label, a porous material that has changed texture is finished.
That is a general figure for UK retail rather than a rule; the product listing takes precedence.
Read the material line on the listing before anything else; it decides cleaning, lubricant and lifespan. Knowing this about Replacing items prevents most returns.
Sharing and hygiene
Sharing and hygiene: the line most people need is a new condom each time, or a full clean between people. In practice, porous materials should not be shared at all.
Treat it as a starting point. Materials, brands and body differences all move it.
Keep the order email; it is the proof of purchase for any warranty or return. In short, Sharing and hygiene is worth a minute before you order.
Figures are general UK retail guidance; the product listing and the manufacturer’s leaflet take precedence.
This note is part of the shop’s search lab, a set of short care and buying notes used to study how search engines read pages.