Want to know more about the materials that adult toys are constructed from?

Our adult toys have the material listed on it's product page.

Here is a guide for your information.

TPR Nontoxic Thermoplastic Rubber

• "Thermoplastic Rubber" is a material that mimics the soft, flexible properties of traditional jelly rubber. It is hypo-allergenic and phthalate-free though generally less expensive than silicone.
• As well as sex toys TPR is used for
• Thermoplastic rubber is used in the the production of shoes soles, loaters sole, safety shoes sole & industrial shoes sole, sports shoes sole, ski-boot soles, kiddy shoes sole and related decorative accessories, food & medical, ball pen grip, tooth brush grip, umbrella handle grip, milk tubing, disposable medical product, beverages.

• Is a thermoplastic polymer blend that can be manufactured into a range of textures. TPE is less porous than cyberskin but more porous than silicone.
• Does not contain phthalates and is hypoallergenic.  This material is soft, latex free and does not contain any chemical solvents, which is great for people who are sensitive to certain chemicals and latex.   TPE is slightly porous, which means it can still hold some of the bacteria even after cleaning.  Condom use is recommended if sharing a product made of TPE.  Use only water-based lubricants with TPE toys.

• Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene is a common thermoplastic used to make light, rigid, molded products
• as well as sex toys ABS is used for
• Piping (for example plastic pressure pipe systems), musical instruments (most notably recorders and plastic clarinets), golf club heads (used for its good shock absorbance), automotive body parts, wheel covers, enclosures, protective headgear, buffer edging for furniture and joinery panels, Thule boxes, airsoft BBs, and toys, including Lego bricks.

• Silicone is soft and lifelike, it is hypoallergenic, warms up quickly to body temperature, non-porous and so is easy to clean (with mild soap and water, or boiled for sterilization). Unlike jelly rubber and other porous materials, silicone can be sterilized in temperatures up to 300 °C (572 °F). In addition, it can be bleached in a 10% bleach solution. Silicone is phthalate free.
• When using lubricants with silicone sex toys it is important that silicone or silicone-based lubricants are not used to avoid damage to the toy.
• It is important to note that products labeled "silicone" are not necessarily 100% silicone and are often silicone composites. When shopping for a non toxic silicone toy, make sure the packaging says 100% silicone instead of just "silicone"

• Latex rubber, also called jelly rubber, is commonly used for sex toys; it is a flexible and inexpensive material allowing the user more options in size and look. While latex is commonly used and less expensive than materials such as silicone, glass and CyberSkin, it can be allergenic to some people with latex allergy. Latex is porous and should be cleaned thoroughly with an antibacterial soap and water and not shared with other people.
• It is recommended by many experts that one use a condom with each use for protection against bacterial infection or sexually transmitted diseases if one is sharing sex toys. Water and silicone-based lubricants can be used with latex toys, but oil-based lubricants and petroleum jelly should not be used with latex as these may adversely affect the toy.

• Elastomer are a phthalate-free rubber with specific stretchy properties. Sex toys made of elastomers look and feel similar to other rubber and jelly rubber sex toys, but they are better in terms of cleanliness, and they are both latex-free and phthalate-free.

• Elastomers are a cleaner kind of rubber than jelly rubber and they are phthalate free and hypoallergenic. They are a better choice for people concerned about reacting to sex toys who want a soft rubber sex toy. Elastomers sex toys are porous and cannot be disinfected. For this reason we recommend using condoms on elastomers toys. As with all toys condoms are required if you want to share your toy or use it vaginally and anally.

• Jelly rubber is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) that has softeners (called phthalates ) added to it.
• Phthalates have been linked to serious health problems in other areas, so it is recommended that these toys should be used with condoms.
• Jelly rubber sex toys are inexpensive, soft, and usually come in translucent colors. They feel a bit more resilient than the older rubber mixes used to make sex toys.