Sex Toy Glossary
20 terms defined in plain English. No jargon, no judgment.
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Body-Safe Silicone
Pure silicone with no fillers, ideally platinum-cured. It's nonporous, so it cleans completely, and it's the material to look for in a sex toy.
Body-Safe Glass
Borosilicate glass is non-porous, hypoallergenic, and virtually indestructible under normal use. Excellent for temperature play and precise stimulation.
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Phthalate-Free
Contains no phthalates — chemicals used to soften plastics that are linked to hormone disruption. Essential for body-safe toys; avoid jelly and PVC.
Platinum-Cure Silicone
The highest-quality silicone curing process, using a platinum catalyst instead of tin or peroxide. Produces purer, odor-free, medical-safe silicone.
Prostate (P-Spot)
A walnut-sized gland 2-3 inches inside the rectum, often called the male G-spot. Curved massagers target it for intense, full-body orgasms.
Pelvic Floor
The muscles that hold up your bladder, bowel and uterus or prostate. They contract during orgasm, and Kegel exercises or kegel balls train them.
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Stainless Steel Toys
316L surgical stainless steel — non-porous, weighty, and perfect for G-spot and prostate stimulation. Lasts forever and works great for temperature play.
Silicone-Based Lube
Ultra-long-lasting and waterproof, but it can damage some silicone toys, so check with the toy's maker first. Best for anal play, shower sex, and skin-on-skin use.
Suction Cup Base
A concave base that sticks to smooth surfaces for hands-free use — also counts as a flared base for anal safety.

