Silicone Sex Toys Australia - Non-Porous Phthalate-Free Silicone Adult Toys

Silicone sex toys are smooth, flexible insertables made from medical-grade silicone for penetration or sensory play. Common types include dildos, vibrators, and plugs — all body-safe, non-porous, and hypoallergenic for solo or partnered use.

About Silicone Sex Toys

Silicone sex toys are crafted from medical-grade silicone, a body-safe material that's non-porous and hypoallergenic. They range from compact designs for beginners to larger insertables for experienced users. Finishes vary between smooth (gentle and comfortable) and textured (for added grip and sensation). Most include a flared base, handle, or other safety feature to prevent accidental internal loss.

These sex toys work for solo play, couples exploring together, and BDSM scenes where flexibility and softness matter. They're used for vaginal or anal penetration, external stimulation, or sensory play. Anal Sex Toys made from silicone are especially popular because the material is gentle on delicate tissue and easy to clean between uses.

What makes Silicone Sex Toys different

Silicone's biggest advantage is its smooth, flexible surface that feels luxurious against skin and moves naturally with your body. Unlike harder materials, silicone warms to body temperature quickly and suits sensitive users. It's non-porous, so bacteria can't embed in the surface — making it safer and easier to sanitise than porous alternatives. Medical Sex Toys often use this same high-grade silicone because of its proven safety record.

Types of Silicone Sex Toys

Silicone insertables come in several distinct forms, each designed for different sensations and play styles.

Dildos. Non-vibrating penetrative sex toys shaped for insertion, available smooth or textured. Ideal for control and depth play, they're often used by partners or solo users who prefer simplicity. Sex Toys in this category range from slim designs for beginners to larger, curved models for targeted stimulation.

Vibrators. Silicone vibrators add buzzing or pulsing patterns to penetration or external use. Most are rechargeable via USB and offer multiple speeds or modes. Popular for couples and solo users seeking hands-free or varied sensation.

Plugs. Smaller, bulbous insertables designed for anal or vaginal play, often with a flared base for safety. Plugs are held internally and suit both brief wear and extended sessions.

Textured designs. Some silicone sex toys feature ridges, bumps, or waves along the shaft for added friction and sensation. These suit experienced users seeking more intense stimulation.

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How to choose a silicone sex toy

Start by thinking about what you want: penetration depth, vibration, texture, and if you're playing solo or with a partner. Beginners should choose smaller, smooth dildos or plugs in the 100–150 mm range — they're easier to control and less intimidating. If you're experienced or seeking intensity, larger or textured designs work well.

Size matters more than you'd think. Measure or compare against items you know (a finger, a phone) to avoid surprises. Check that any insertable has a flared base or safety handle — this prevents accidental internal loss and keeps play safe. Male Sex Toys made from silicone follow the same safety rules. Always use water-based lubricant with silicone sex toys; oil-based lubes can degrade the material over time.

Tips from the Adultsmart team

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After years of helping customers with silicone sex toys, we've noticed a common mistake: people jump to larger sizes too fast. If you're new to penetration or anal play, start smaller than you think you need. Silicone is forgiving, but comfort and control matter more than size. You can always work up — and you'll actually enjoy the experience more if you're not white-knuckling it.

Texture is personal, and many first-timers assume smooth is always better. It's not. Smooth is easier to insert and suits sensitive users, but textured dildos give real feedback and grip — especially useful if you're exploring with a partner or using hands-free. Try a smooth one first if you're unsure, then experiment with texture once you know what you like.

Storage and care are dead simple, which is why customers love silicone. Wash with warm soapy water or a toy cleaner, air-dry completely, and store in a cool, dry spot — ideally in a pouch to keep dust off. Unlike sex toys that need batteries or charging, most silicone dildos last years with zero maintenance. The only real rule: always use water-based lube, never oil-based.

Care and cleaning

Silicone sex toys are easy to clean because the material is non-porous and doesn't harbour bacteria. Wash with warm soapy water or a dedicated toy cleaner after each use. Dry completely before storing to prevent mould. Store in a pouch or clean container away from direct heat or sunlight. Silicone won't degrade from water or soap, but avoid oil-based lubricants and harsh chemicals.

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