🔧 The right extras for your favourite toys
For your toy to last a long time and feel like new every time, it sometimes needs a little extra. Here you will find spare parts, care helpers and practical odds and ends that fit products you already own – from a replacement attachment to storage.
What you will find here
- Replacement attachments for pressure-wave vibrators – the part that wears out first
- Pump inserts and sealing rings in various sizes
- Storage bags and boxes for a discreet drawer
- Cleaning kits and dispensers for lubricant
- Holders that leave your hands free
📏 Spare parts: measure first, then order
Accessories are rarely universal. With replacement attachments for pressure-wave vibrators, the inner diameter of the opening decides everything – a difference of just two millimetres means the attachment no longer builds up any suction. With pumps it is the cylinder diameter and the type of connector that count, not the brand: many manufacturers buy in the same parts, while others use their own thread. So measure up or have the model designation to hand before you order. The most common bad purchase comes from searching by manufacturer name instead of by the measurement.
🧭 What actually breaks first
Not the motor, but the soft parts. Silicone attachments turn brittle over time and lose their tight seal – you notice it because the effect fades although the device runs normally. Sealing rings on pumps harden and slip. And charging cables with an open socket are the weak point on anything that regularly gets damp; magnetic contacts last considerably longer. A ten-euro spare part often saves an eighty-euro toy.
📦 Storage is material protection
Silicone parts left touching each other dissolve into one another over time – which is why every toy belongs packed on its own rather than together in a drawer. A fabric bag is entirely enough for that and is the cheapest material protection there is. For soft masturbator materials there is one more point: they need air. An airtight box is the worse choice here than a breathable bag, because residual moisture cannot otherwise escape. And anything coated should be stored in the dark.
To go with it, you will find sex toy cleaner for care and lubricant in every variety. Silicone toys belong exclusively with water-based lubricant. Spare parts for vacuum devices sit with the penis pumps, and how to keep toys properly clean is explained in our sex toy cleaner care guide.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Do accessories from other manufacturers fit?
Sometimes. What counts is the measurements, not the brand – many manufacturers buy in the same parts. Measure up or have the model designation to hand.
How do I know an attachment needs replacing?
The effect fades although the device runs normally. That means the silicone has turned brittle and no longer seals tightly.
Airtight box or fabric bag?
For silicone and glass either is fine, as long as each toy is on its own. Soft masturbator materials need air – a bag is the better choice there.
Why should toys be stored separately?
Silicone parts left touching each other dissolve into one another over time. The surface turns sticky, and that cannot be undone.
How is it delivered?
In neutral packaging that gives no clue as to the contents, and the same applies to the debit on your bank statement.