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Silicone Dildos

A silicone dildo is the go-to choice for body-safe play: nonporous, flexible and easy to clean. This range includes realistic shapes, sleek minimalist designs, dual-density options and suction cup bases. Brands include Tantus, Blush, Evolved and Biird, from $50, and every order ships in plain, unbranded packaging with a discreet billing name.
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Buying guide

How to choose a silicone dildo

Not all silicone is the same. Look at the grade, the firmness and the base, then pick a size that matches your experience and a shape that suits the kind of stimulation you enjoy.

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Platinum silicone and quality

Platinum silicone dildos are cured with a platinum catalyst, which produces a very stable, odor-free material. High-quality silicone should not feel sticky or smell strongly of chemicals. If a price seems too low for pure silicone, the toy may be a blend with other materials. Trusted brands state the grade clearly.

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Firmness and feel

Firm silicone gives precise pressure, which suits G-spot and prostate play. Soft or dual-density toys have a firm core and a squishy outer layer for a more natural feel. If you want lifelike veins and shaping, compare realistic dildos.

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Size and base

Check insertable length and circumference rather than total length. A large silicone dildo is best once you are comfortable with smaller sizes; see large dildos. A flared base is needed for anal use. A strong base from our suction cup dildos works for hands free play on smooth surfaces, and a flat flared base fits most O-ring harnesses for strap-ons.

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Lube and cleaning

Use water-based lube with silicone toys, since silicone lube can break down the surface. Wash with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner. Nonmotorized silicone can be boiled for a few minutes to sanitize. Store toys apart or in pouches so different materials do not touch.

FAQ

Silicone Dildos: common questions

Quick answers from our team. Need more help? Call 800-618-6053.

Are silicone dildos body safe?
Yes. Pure silicone is nonporous, so it does not hold bacteria the way jelly or PVC can, and it can be fully sanitized. Look for 100 percent silicone or platinum-cured silicone from a trusted brand. A strong chemical smell or sticky feel can be a sign of a lower-quality blend.
What lube can you use with a silicone dildo?
Use a water-based lube. Silicone lube can bond with the surface of some silicone toys over time, leaving them tacky or rough. If you want to try silicone lube, test a small amount on the base first and follow the maker guidance. Hybrid lubes containing silicone can cause the same issue.
What is a platinum silicone dildo?
It is a dildo made from silicone cured with platinum rather than tin. Platinum curing creates a purer, more stable material that resists odor and staining and holds up well to boiling. Brands such as Tantus are known for this quality level, and it usually costs a little more.
Can you boil a silicone dildo?
Yes, if it has no motor or electronics. Place it in boiling water for three to five minutes, keeping it off the bottom of the pot, then let it cool and dry. Check the product instructions first. Vibrating silicone toys should be washed with soap and water or toy cleaner instead.