Only a handful of sex toys are on sale during the Amazon Big Spring Sale
OK, so I wouldn’t usually recommend shopping at Amazon for sex toys, but Amazon’s Big Spring Sale has a few good deals on legit sex toys and products that you can trust. (They're few and far between, but I've included some non-Amazon deals at the bottom of this post.) Most aren’t marked with red “Spring Sale” badges, but the discounts are still worth a look — a discount’s a discount, right?
Some standout brands I found include plusOne, LELO, and Tracy's Dog. Tons of lube is discounted, too, including some from Überlube and Astroglide.
Here are the best sex toy deals from the Amazon Big Spring Sale that are worth adding to your cart ASAP:
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Hinge — popular choice for regular meetups
Best vibrator deal
Why we like it
If you’re new to sex toys, a simple bullet vibrator, like this one from plusOne, is a great place to start.
PlusOne is one of the most affordable sex toy brands out there, and they’re made with body-safe silicone. You can find this brand in just about any drugstore and Target, so you know it’s legit.
The plusOne Bullet Vibrator is waterproof, has 10 vibration settings, and is small enough to bring anywhere. It’s pocket-sized (three inches long) and can fit right in your makeup bag or purse.
It comes with a pin charging cable (you’ll get two hours off a single charge) and a finger sleeve, which may be helpful for people who struggle to hold smaller toys.
More vibrator deals
Ava — $13.97
$22.47(save $8.50)plusOne dual rabbit vibrator — $29.99
$39.99(save $10)Tracy's Dog thrusting vibrator — $44.99
$49.99(save $5)LELO MIA 3 — $74.10
$99(save $24.90)
Best male sex toy deal
Why we like it
TENGA is a leader in the male sex toy space. (They’re the company that makes the TENGA Egg, which would be a super cute Easter gift.)
Right now, the TEGA Spinner is on sale for $21.58. That’s not a huge discount, but it’s a good price for a reusable toy with more than 6,000 reviews on Amazon.
Many of the reviewers say that this product helped their marriage, aided in penile sensitivity, and helped with erectile dysfunction. (Tons of reviewers also mentioned that it’s “like the real thing.”) And, there are a surprising number of wives who reviewed the toy, saying it amped up their sex lives.
Note: Lube is a non-negotiable with this toy. So stock up!
More male sex toy deals
CalExotics Packer Gear FTM stroker — $7.89
$11.99(save $4.10)CalExotics Dr. Joel Kaplan premium prostate massager — $18.56
$28.99(save $10.43)Tracy's Dog realistic male masturbator — $24.99
$29.99(save $5)
Best lube deal
Why we like it
You can’t really use any sex toy without lube. I mean, you can, but it’s likely going to be uncomfortable, and you can risk damaging your sex toy or your intimate bits, depending on what it’s made from.
If you’re looking for a latex-safe lube that’ll last, the Überlube Home and Travel Bundle is on sale for $35.63. (My favorite lube is SUTIL Rich, but they’re not pushing any deals right now).
This bundle includes one Überlube Silicone Base Lube (55 ml) and one travel-sized Überlube Silicone Lube (15 ml) in a pretty red casing, so no one knows what’s in your bag.
More lube deals
Astroglide water-based lube (5 oz) — $8.98
$11.99(save $3.01)SKYN All Night Long silicone-based, long-lasting lube (2.7 oz) — $9.97
$11.99(save $2.02)K-Y Ultragel water-based personal lubricant (4.5 oz) — $11.43
$13.88(save $2.45)
Deals that aren’t on Amazon (but are still worth checking out)
While the Amazon Big Spring Sale is our main focus here, there are tons of sex toy sales happening outside of the Bezo-sphere.
Here are the best sex toy deals you can find on the internet today:
Babeland: Up to 70% off sex toys
FemmeFunn: Discounted sex toy bundles
Good Vibes: Up to 70% off sex toys
Le Wand: Up to 76% off select sex toys
Lovehoney: Up to 70% off sex toys and lingerie
Tabitha Britt is an award-winning freelance journalist, editor, and SEO/AEO strategist. Aside from reviewing dating apps and sex toys for Mashable, Tabitha is also the founding editor-in-chief of DO YOU ENDO — a digital magazine by individuals with endometriosis, for individuals with endometriosis. She has a Master's degree in Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism from The New School for Social Research and is a grad of Sextech School. You can find more of her work in various online publications, including National Geographic, Glamour, Better Homes & Gardens, and Everyday Health.
