Wellness

Our Range of Intimate Wellness Products

Here's what each part of the range is for.

Toy cleaner and cleaning wipes

For washing body-safe toys properly. A cleaner covers the routine at home and wipes are useful when you're travelling or want something quick to hand. Clean before first use and after every use, then dry fully before storing.

Lubricants

Lube makes everything more comfortable, on your own or with a partner. Water-based is the one to reach for with silicone toys, because silicone lube can degrade silicone.Browse lubricants.

Massage candles and bathbombs

A massage candle burns into a warm oil you can pour onto skin. A bathbomb is for the wind-down side of things, on your own in the bath or before a slow evening.

Kegel products

Weights and balls for pelvic-floor practice. There's no health claim attached here, so go by comfort. Start with the lightest option and use plenty of water-based lube. Stop if anything feels off.Browse kegel products.

Menstrual cup

A reusable silicone cup you empty and rinse through the day, then wash and dry properly between cycles. It stands in for tampons and pads while it's in use.Browse menstrual cups.

Condoms

Standard barrier protection, and a handy way to keep a shared toy clean when you're swapping between people or between kinds of play. Water-based lube is the safe default here too.Browse condoms.

Intimate wellness FAQs

The questions that come up most around the care side of the shop.

What does "intimate wellness" mean?

Here it means the products that sit next to your toys and keep the whole thing comfortable.

Cleaning, glide, winding down, pelvic-floor practice and period care. It's the practical side of the shop, so there's no clinic and no pharmacy involved. Nothing on this page carries a medical claim and none of it is medical advice. If you have pain or a health concern, speak to a doctor.

How do I clean sex toys?

Warm water and a mild unscented soap or a dedicated toy cleaner, before first use and after every use.

• Rinse the toy, wash the whole surface including seams and ridges, then rinse the soap off properly.
• Dry it fully with a clean towel or let it air dry before you put it away. Damp storage is what causes trouble.
• Keep motors and charging ports out of the water unless the toy is marked waterproof.
• Store it somewhere dry, ideally in a pouch so it isn't touching other toys.

Silicone is non-porous and easy to sanitise, which is why it's the shop standard. Porous materials hold on to bacteria, so those need more care and replacing sooner.

What should I use with a sex toy?

Water-based lubricant and a toy cleaner, plus somewhere dry to store it.

Water-based lube is the safe default because silicone lube can degrade silicone, and most body-safe toys here are silicone. A cleaner or wipes handle the washing. Beyond that:

• Batteries if the toy takes them, or the right charging cable kept with it.
• A condom over a shared toy if you're swapping between people.
• A pouch or box so it's stored dry and on its own.

Check the label if you're pairing lube with a toy, since oil-based formulas don't suit silicone or latex. If you want a hand narrowing down lube, start inlubricantsor readlubricant 101.