Tons of sex toys are on sale for Memorial Day
UPDATE: May. 27, 2024, 11:43 a.m. EDT We've refreshed this list with the hottest Memorial Day sex toy deals.
GET UP TO 70% OFF: As of Memorial Day, May 27, you can score up to 70% off sex toys at select retailers. Check out our favorite deals at Fun Factory, Lovers, and more.
Memorial Day is a big sale season. You can get kitchen appliances, tech, and mattresses for huge discounts. But that’s not all you can get during this holiday weekend — several of our favorite sex toy retailers are joining in on the Memorial Day fun with discounts of up to 70% off select toys, lubes, and accessories.
It’s also Masturbation May, so some deals are combined with promotions and campaigns celebrating self-pleasure and sexual empowerment. (This means you can get even more toys and gadgets for less!)
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Here are some of the best Memorial Day sex toy deals we found:
Fun Factory
Fun Factory is dedicated to creating body-safe, ethically-made, and high-quality sex toys. And they’ve yet to disappoint. (There’s a reason the VIM landed on our best sex toys for women list.)
Right now, Fun Factory is hosting a double-discount Memorial Day and Masturbation May sale. Through May 27, you can get up to 30% off all Fun Factory toys and accessories and 20% off Sutil lubes and massage oils.
From dildos (starting at $29.99) to vibrators (starting at $36) to male sex toys (starting at $26.24), this sale has a little bit of something for everyone looking to take their partnered or solo play to the next level.
ZALO
ZALO is known for its luxe designs, innovative features (like temperature settings), and jewel-encrusted vibes. Although the brand has several collections, the Versailles series is probably its chicest set. It’s definitely giving Bridgerton vibes.
And now through May 31, you can get your hands on these regal pleasure products for 15% off during ZALO's sitewide sale with the code ZALOLOVE. This means everything on the site is 15% off. So, if you’ve been salivating over the King Vibrating Thruster (believe me, there’s reason to), now’s the time to whip out your wallet.
Lovehoney
Lovehoney almost always has a sale, but we thought it’d be irresponsible not to mention them in this list. Lovehoney is one of the largest sex toy retailers online, and although there’s no “Memorial Day” language on the site just yet, there are some pretty good deals available.
Right now, you can get up to 70% off select sex toys and lingerie, and some toys are as low as $25. Plus, get a free gift when you spend $79 or more.
Even more sex toy deals:
Get up to 30% off select toys at AdultVibeToys.com, no code needed.
Get 15% off any product at Good Vibes all month with the code MAYPLAY.
Get 20% off LELO toys at Lovers with the code LELO20.
Get 20% off harnesses and dildos at Lovers with code GEARUP
Get 20% off the AMO and the ATOM at Hot Octopuss with the code MMAY20.
Get 25% off Unbound Babes toys at Lovers with code UNBOUND25
Get 30% off the KURVE and PLEX at Hot Octopuss with the code MMAY30.
BOGO 50% off at Lovers with code GOBOGO
Get 50% off the PULSE SOLO INTERACTIVE at Hot Octopuss with the code MMAY50.
Get up to 50% off plus a FREE toy at LELO, no code needed.
Get up to 60% off select sex toys at Unbound, no code needed.
Get up to 70% off select sex toys at Babeland, no code needed.
Get up to $250 off at Le Wand, no code needed.
Get $50 off the Intro to Funn Bundle at Femme Funn, no code needed.
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