Body-safety
Your health and safety come first. We select products from established brands that provide material and product-safety information, and we exclude low-cost unbranded goods from our range. Always read the individual product page and follow the instructions supplied by the manufacturer — they take precedence over the general guidance below.
Materials
Silicone — when fully cured and of high quality, silicone is non-porous and easy to clean. Grades vary between manufacturers, so check the specification on the individual product page rather than assuming all silicone is equivalent.
Stainless steel — non-porous, durable and easy to clean thoroughly. Follow the manufacturer’s disinfection instructions where they are provided.
Borosilicate glass — heat-tempered and non-porous. Inspect glass items before every use and stop using them immediately if you find any chip, crack or deep scratch. Avoid sudden temperature changes, which can cause thermal shock.
TPE / TPR — soft and realistic, but porous, which means it cannot be fully sanitised. We recommend using a condom with these toys, not sharing them, and replacing them regularly.
Lubricant compatibility
Unless the manufacturer states otherwise, water-based lubricant is the safest general choice for silicone toys, because some silicone lubricants can react with some silicone surfaces. Hybrid lubricants sit between the two — check the product specification before using one with a toy. Oil-based products can degrade latex condoms.
Cleaning
Clean your toy before and after every use with warm water and mild soap or a dedicated toy cleaner, then dry it thoroughly.
- Boiling: boil a product only if the manufacturer explicitly states that the entire product is boil-safe. Never boil powered, rechargeable or battery-operated products, products with a battery compartment, glued components, coatings or mixed materials.
- Disinfectants: do not use alcohol, bleach or other disinfectants unless the manufacturer permits it. They can damage coatings, colours, adhesives and some plastics.
- Water resistance: follow the manufacturer’s water-resistance rating. Not every washable-looking toy can be submerged.
Storage
- Store toys separately to avoid materials reacting with one another.
- Use individual cloth bags or the original packaging.
- Keep away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Keep all products out of reach of children.
Safe use
- Stop immediately if you feel pain, discomfort, numbness, unusual discolouration or any irritation. If symptoms persist, consult a doctor.
- Use only products designed for insertion. For anal use, choose products with a flared base or retrieval loop — never insert objects without one.
- Use plenty of compatible lubricant, and start smaller than you think.
- Do not use products marketed as causing numbness: pain is a signal worth listening to.
- Use a new condom when changing users or moving between body areas, and clean toys between different body areas.
- Do not share porous products.
- Stop using any product that is damaged, cracked or degraded. Check charging cables and stop using a product if its battery swells, overheats or smells.
- If you have sensitive skin or allergies, carry out a patch test first.
Reporting a safety concern
If you believe a product is unsafe, or if an accident has occurred involving a product bought from us, contact us at hello@honeybunner.com with the product name, your order number, photographs and a description of what happened. We take these reports seriously and will follow them up with the manufacturer or supplier.
This page provides general information only and does not replace medical advice or the instructions supplied with an individual product. If you have a health concern, speak to a qualified professional.