Health

Our Range of Sexual Wellness Products

Two types make up most of this collection, and both are worth having in the drawer before you need them.

Condoms

Barrier protection for penetrative sex, and the quickest way to keep a toy clean when you're sharing it. Fit does more work than anything else here, because a condom that's too tight or too loose is the one that lets you down. Latex is the standard, and non-latex options are there if latex irritates your skin.

What to look at when you're choosing:

• Width and length, since a snug fit is what keeps it in place.
• Latex or non-latex, depending on how your skin reacts.
• Texture and thickness, which change sensation more than most people expect.
• Lubricant pairing. Water-based works with everything. Oil degrades latex.

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Kegel trainers and intimate care

Weighted balls and pelvic floor trainers you wear internally for short sessions, plus the gentle care items that go with them. You use them for a few minutes at a time, not all day. Body-safe silicone with a retrieval cord is the shape to look for, and a little water-based lubricant makes insertion easier.Body-safe materials explainedcovers what the material labels actually mean.

There's no clinical claim attached to any of it. If you're dealing with pain, prolapse or recovery after birth, speak to a doctor or a physiotherapist first.Browse kegel and intimate care.

What sits next to this collection

Two nearby collections cover the rest of the practical shelf.Lubricants and essentialsholds water-based lubricant and toy cleaner, andwellnessholds the wider comfort and care range.Lubricant 101explains which lube goes with which material.

Sexual Wellness FAQs

The questions that come up most about this side of the shop.

What are the best sexual wellness products?

The best one is the one you'll actually use, which usually means the least complicated thing that fits your life.

For most women that's a short list: condoms in the right size, water-based lubricant, a toy cleaner and a kegel trainer if pelvic floor work is on your mind. None of it has to be expensive to do its job. Choose by type instead of by name and you'll get there faster, so start with what you want to happen and work backwards to the product.

What counts as a sexual wellness product?

It's the practical kit around sex: protection, lubricant, cleaning and pelvic floor care.

Condoms, water-based lubricant, toy cleaner and kegel trainers all sit in that group, and menstrual cups often get counted too. Toys are usually filed under pleasure instead, though the line between the two is blurry and nobody's checking. In practice the label means the everyday things that keep sex comfortable and safe.

Do I need a prescription for sexual wellness products?

No. Everything in this collection is general retail and nothing here needs a script.

Heather's doesn't sell prescription medicine of any kind, so there's nothing to arrange with a doctor before you order. Condoms, lubricant, cleaners and kegel trainers are all sold openly. This isn't medical advice, so if you're dealing with pain, an infection or a fertility question, that's a conversation for a doctor and not a shopping decision.

Wash anything internal before first use and after every use, then dry it fully before it goes back in the drawer.