Bad Dragon vs Nothosaur
THE VERDICT
Nothosaur sells a fantasy dildo for about half of what Bad Dragon charges, ships stocked colors from warehouses in the US, Germany and Japan, and uses platinum-cure silicone with the test documents posted. Most buyers walk away happy. Here is what the saving costs you. Nothosaur's Hard is other brands' Medium, there is no dual-density option, defects must be reported within 72 hours, and the company is an anonymous Hong Kong entity. Bad Dragon's silicone is the best in the fantasy market, its firmness labels mean what they say, and its customization is real. Want it firm, dual-density and made by a company with a name? Bad Dragon. Want it this week for half the money and can live with softer? Nothosaur.
KEY DIFFERENCES
- Bad Dragon leads overall, 7.8 to 7.
- Typical prices: Bad Dragon $65–$175, Nothosaur $60–$500.
PROS & CONS
WHO SHOULD BUY WHICH
- You want the best fantasy silicone available
- You specifically want the dildos (Chance, Rex, Echo, Nova)
- You enjoy full customization (colors, firmness, cumtube)
- You want to try a fantasy shape without spending $150 on the experiment
- Soft and flexible is what you're after anyway
- You're exploring large sizes on a budget
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QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Is Nothosaur a Bad Dragon knockoff?
Nothosaur sells original creature designs at lower prices and positions itself against the established makers. Copying talk exists online but we couldn't verify it. What is verifiable is the silicone, which is platinum-cure with third-party documents posted.
How much cheaper is Nothosaur?
Roughly half. A medium Bad Dragon runs $85-130 with options; a comparable Nothosaur piece lands well under that, and stocked colors ship immediately instead of waiting on a drop.
Is Nothosaur silicone as firm as Bad Dragon's?
No. Buyers, bloggers and Reddit report the same thing, and it holds even on Nothosaur's Hard setting: it runs about one level softer than the label suggests. If firmness matters, Bad Dragon.