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Introduction to Sex Toys
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Sex toys (also known as erotic toys, adult toys, or sex toys) are tools used during sexual activity, primarily to stimulate the genitals or other sensitive areas to enhance sexual pleasure, explore oneself, or increase intimacy between partners. Historically considered taboo, they have now become a mainstream topic, especially after the widespread adoption of the internet, with the global market exceeding tens of billions of dollars. China is the world's largest producer of sex toys, accounting for 70% of exports.
Common types
Sex toys come in a wide variety to suit different needs and preferences. Below are some popular categories (based on global and Chinese market data):
| type | describe | Target audience/scenarios | Example Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vibrators | Provides vibrational stimulation and is commonly used for clitoral, G-spot, or external massage. It is mostly made of silicone and is often designed to be waterproof. | For women alone or shared with partners | Vibrating dildos and vibrating eggs (such as the LELO brand) |
| Emulator (Dildos) | Insertable toys shaped like a penis, which can be used manually or in conjunction with vibration. Available in various sizes and materials. | Explore the pleasure of penetration for all genders | realistic dildos, double-headed toys |
| male toys | Stimulation tools designed for men, such as those that simulate the sensations of vaginal or oral sex. | For men only | masturbation cup, inflatable doll |
| Anal Toys | Designed specifically for the anus, emphasizing lubrication and progressive sizing. | Anal Explorer | Anal plug, anal beads |
| Sex toys | Non-direct stimulation aids, such as lubricants, erotic lingerie, or bondage tools. | Enhance the atmosphere | BDSM kit, drip candle |
These toys emphasize safety and quality, prioritizing medical-grade silicone or ABS plastic to avoid the risk of allergies that may arise from cheaper materials.
How to choose and use
- Materials and SafetyPrefer silicone (soft and non-toxic) and avoid PVC containing phthalates. Read the instructions before first use and use with a water-based lubricant (silicone-based lubricants may damage the toy).
- Cleaning and disinfectionAfter use, wash with warm water and neutral soap, then spray with a professional disinfectant (alcohol-free). Store in a dry place, away from direct sunlight.
- Beginner's GuideStart with a simple vibrator and explore personal preferences. When using with a partner, communicate boundaries (e.g., use safe words for BDSM practices).
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