Adult Direct advice
Straightforward help choosing, comparing and caring for products—plus useful information about discreet delivery, Click & Collect and shopping at our Sydney warehouse stores.
Buying guide
An Adult Direct store is less like a tiny boutique and more like a proper warehouse shop: rows of products, recognised brands, practical essentials and plenty to compare. You can browse thousands of products...
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Air-pulse stimulators and vibrators can sit on the same shelf and do very different jobs. One uses a soft opening and changing air pressure around the target area; the other puts a moving surface...
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A rabbit vibrator asks one product to make contact in two places at once. That is the appeal—and the reason fit matters more here than it does with most external vibrators. Begin with the...
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The best couples toy is not necessarily the one with the longest feature list—or even the word “couples” on its box. It is the one you both want to use, can position comfortably and...
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A penis pump looks simple: a cylinder, a seal and a way to remove air or water. The meaningful differences are less obvious. Cylinder dimensions decide whether a model fits; the pump and release...
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Forget the number on your jeans for a moment. The best lingerie size is the one that works with the exact garment's least flexible point—its underband, cup, waist, hip, torso or leg opening—not necessarily...
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The best beginner bondage setup is usually one simple item and one very clear conversation. Start with adjustable cuffs, a comfortable blindfold or a broad paddle—not all three at once—then agree on the plan,...
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The best first anal toy is not the one with the most ambitious name. It is a purpose-made toy with dimensions you understand, a gradual shape and a substantial base or handle that stays...
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A good first cock ring should be easy to size, easy to remove and snug without pain. Stretchy silicone or an adjustable design usually gives a beginner more control than a rigid ring, while...
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Your first vibrator does not need to be the smallest, the strongest or the one with the most buttons. It needs to make sense in your hand and suit the kind of stimulation you...
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Most people do not need a shelf full of lubricant. They need one bottle that works with what they are using and feels practical to reach for again. Ignore ‘warming’, ‘anal’ and ‘premium’ for...
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A compact sleeve can live in a drawer and be ready in a minute. An automatic stroker asks for more—charging, space and a proper cleaning routine—but it can also create the movement for you....
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