Save over half price on vibrators, couple's toys and more...
If you're keen to get your hands on some of the best sex toys around, but aren't so keen on blowing half your monthly income, fear not. We're always on the hunt for the best sex toy deals and, news flash, have found some pretty good ones for you.
Thanks to Lovehoney's Spring sale, you can get up to 70% off selected sex toys for a limited time only. Think vibrators, rabbits, kegel balls and many more. Yep, you read that right - some are well over half price off, meaning you can save yourself a whole lot of money.
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Oh, and while you're here, do read our guides to the best lube, best quiet sex toys, best eco friendly sex toys, and the best sex toys for couples, too. A toy for every occasion, eh.
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