Batteries

Power your favourite toys reliably and safely. Our battery collection includes standard AA packs, button cells, and speciality sizes for vibrators, kegel exercisers, and other pleasure devices.
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About Batteries

Match the battery type exactly to your device's specifications. Common formats include AA alkaline for larger wand massagers and bullet vibes, LR1 (also called N-cell) for slimline vibrators, and 4LR44 for compact remotes and wireless toys. The Dragon - Alkaline Batteries - AA - 4 Pack suits everyday replacements, while the Screaming O - 4lr44 Batteries - 2 Ct and Sexy Battery LR1 N cover less common formats. Always check your product manual or the battery compartment label before purchasing.

Opt for fresh, name-brand batteries to ensure consistent power and prevent leaks that can damage electronics or contact skin-safe materials. Store spares in a cool, dry place away from metal objects. If your device supports rechargeable options—like the Rechargeable Kegel Ball Starter—you'll save money over time and reduce waste. Replace disposable batteries at the first sign of dimming vibration; weak cells can corrode and ruin your toy.

Never mix old and new batteries, or different brands, in the same device. Remove batteries from toys during long-term storage to avoid corrosion. Dispose of spent cells according to local recycling guidelines; many retailers and municipal programmes accept battery drop-offs. Keeping a variety pack on hand means you're always ready, whether you're powering a travel bullet or a multi-function couples' vibe.

Frequently asked

What battery sizes do most vibrators use?
AA and AAA alkaline batteries are most common in larger toys. Compact bullets and remotes often require LR44, LR1 (N-cell), or 4LR44 speciality batteries. Always consult your device's manual or battery compartment for the exact type.
Can I use rechargeable batteries in my adult toys?
Yes, if your toy accepts standard sizes like AA or AAA. Rechargeable NiMH cells work well, though they deliver slightly lower voltage (1.2V versus 1.5V alkaline). Some devices, like the Rechargeable Kegel Ball Starter, have built-in rechargeable batteries and USB charging.
How long do batteries typically last in a vibrator?
Runtime varies by motor strength and battery quality. A high-power wand may drain AA cells in two to four hours of continuous use, while a gentle bullet can run six to ten hours. Replace batteries when vibration noticeably weakens.
Why does my toy require unusual battery sizes like LR1 or 4LR44?
Slim or compact designs need smaller cells to fit narrow handles or wireless remotes. LR1 (N) batteries suit slender vibrators, and 4LR44 six-volt cells power miniature motors and remote controls. Stock these speciality sizes so you're never caught without power.
Are alkaline batteries safe for body-contact toys?
Batteries themselves don't touch your body; they sit inside sealed compartments. Choose fresh, leak-resistant alkaline cells and inspect toys regularly for corrosion. If a battery ever leaks, clean the compartment thoroughly and replace the cell immediately.
How should I store spare batteries for my pleasure products?
Keep them in their original packaging in a cool, dry drawer, away from metal objects that could cause short circuits. Remove batteries from toys you won't use for more than a month to prevent corrosion and extend both battery and device life.