Sex Toys
Unsafe with pregnancy


These are objects or devices used to enhance sexual pleasure. They come in many different guises and are available for different genders
Caution
There are no safety regulations in the sex toy industry and they are mostly sold as novelty items
Therefore, they may sometimes contain chemicals that are proven to be harmful when in contact with exposed human tissue
Examine toys for cracks and other damages. If present:
- Discard or replace
- Dutifully clean and maintain adequate hygiene
- Cover with condoms before inserting into the body
Toys can be a source of STI spread if shared between individuals. Wash them between use
Rigorous use of toys can lead to damage of the genitals
Toys can be stuck or lost in the body e.g. butt plugs that slip into the gut, or rings that become too tight
- These should be treated as emergencies
- Contact the hospital as soon as feasible
In the near future, electronic sex toys will be increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks. Ensure that your toys don't have:
Hidden cameras or
Remote activation capability that is out of your (and your identified partner's) control
Therapy for:
Couples' choice
Improving sexual foreplay
Alternative to human genital penetrative sex
Enhancing orgasm
Managing
- Premature ejaculation
- Delayed ejaculation
Comments
Sex toys are available worldwide and they are legal in most countries
Ensure that it is always your choice to participate
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