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Monday - Thursday: 12 to 7

Friday - Saturday: 12 to 10

Sunday: 12 to 5

We will always let you know in advance if we are closing early for a private party. 

News and Events

In honor of Memorial Day we are closing at 4pm. We look forward to seeing you when we re-open tomorrow at noon. Don't forget that every Monday we offer a discount to our service members and their families.

Plan your ladies night out with an in store toy party and give the bride a great last fling before the ring with a bachelorette party! 

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Safer Sex is Simple!

The barrier method is one of the primary ways to protect yourself during sex. The CDC agrees that using a Latex condom consistently and correctly, is highly effective in preventing the sexual transmission of HIV, STDs and HPV. The barrier method also protects against pregnancy. Communicating with your partner before sex can often help in deciding the appropriate method of protection.

 

 

** Always check the expiration dates on all barriers**

Male Condoms

Male condoms are the most popular form of condoms. they come in a number of styles colors and materials, most popular latex, polyisoprene, polyurethane, and lambskin.

 

Latex

 

Latex condoms are the most popular type of condom. Latex is used because of its elastic properties. Latex condoms are subject to rigorous testing before they are packaged. Latex condoms can be damaged when using oil based lubricants such as petroleum jelly, mineral oil, skin lotions, sunscreen, cold creams, cooking oils, and butter or margarine. Contact with oil makes latex condoms more likely to slip off or break.



Polyisoprene

 

Polyisoprene is a synthetic version of latex. It has the advantages of being softer and more elastic than polyurethane, without the protein responsible for latex allergies. Oil based lubricants should not be used with polyisoprene.

 

Polyurethane

 

Polyurethane is the most popular non-latex condom material. It is not as sensitive to temperature and UV light which gives it a longer shelf life. Polyurethane condoms can be used with oil based lubricants, and does not have an odor. The FDA has approved polyurethane to be just as effective as latex in contraception and in reducing the spread of STDs

 

Lambskin

 

Lambskin condoms are made from sheep intestines. They are effective for people with latex allergies that are looking to prevent pregnancy, however they are shown to be less effective than latex in reducing the spread of STDs because of pores in the material. 

 

 

 

**Always be sure to change condoms in between partners, ejaculation, and if switching between anal, oral and vaginal sex. Discard condoms after use. Do not reuse**

Using Condoms with Toys

 

If you share a toy with a partner, use a condom on the toy, and change the condom before your partner uses the toy. 

 

Never use a toy to switch between anus and vagina or mouth without changing the condom in between. 

 

If you have a toy that is not easy to clean and disinfect, use a condom to prevent infections or contamination.

 

It is important to use an appropriate cleaner on your toys before and after every use.

Female Condoms

Female condoms are not as popular as male condoms, however they do exist. They are designed to be used inside of the receiving partner, and can be used safely for anal sex.

 

Female condoms are a condom with two rings. The ring at the closed end of the condom is squeezed and inserted into vagina, with the ring at the opened end resting outside the vagina. 

 

Female condoms are most commonly made with Nitrile, which can be used with oil based lubricants. There are female condoms that are made of latex which is not oil safe. 

 

Female condoms are not as tight or constricting as a male condom, and have been shown to increase sensation for the penetrating partner.

Dental Dams

Dental dams are popular when being used for cunnilingus and anilingus. The are effective in proecting from STDs during any oral play. Most are made from latex, however polyurethane options exist for those with allergies.

 

 

Saran Wrap

 

Non-Microwaveable Saran Wrap has been argued as a replacement for dental dams however there is still controversy on the topic and the Centers for Disease Control in different countries have differing opinions on whether or not they are a viable alternative.

 

Using a Dental Dam

 

Be sure to use a new dental dam. Rinse the dam off, and pat dry gently. Be sure to use lubricant on only one side of the dam. Place the dam over the vulva or anus during oral stimulation. Keep the same side against the body, and do not switch between the vulva and the anus as that can cause infection. Throw away a used dental dam and do not share or reuse.

Gloves and Finger Cots

Latex, nitrile, and vinyl gloves or finger cots can be used during external play to protect the hands ff there are cuts or open wounds. Nails should be trimmed, cleaned, and filed so as not to puncture through the gloves and cause injury, or infection. Hands should be washed before any other play, and if stimulating both the vagina and anus, separate latex gloves should be used to avoid cross contamination.