Amazon knocks up to 40% off Lovehoney best sellers
One of the sexual wellness brand's most popular technologies, Pleasure Air Technology, has seen a number of price drops across numerous toys. Pleasure Air Technology is said to produce a 'sucking' sensation - and has received rave reviews.
The cheapest item of the collection is the Womanizer Starlet, though it would usually be €49, it's had 35% knocked off bringing it down to €31.85. As it's the most budget-friendly option, it only has four intensity levels, but thrilled shoppers are still saying it's life-changing. One happy review said: "This toy (too slight a term) has changed my life. I am in my 50s, and a friend recommended the Womanizer. It's not just another vibrator - it's a whole different level of experience."
For those who are happy to spend a little more, the Womanizer Pro40 has been a long-standing favourite with Lovehoney staff members. It's dropped to €79.20 from €99, with the upgraded model having six intensity modes. It's no surprise there are thousands of glowing reviews, with shoppers saying: "Best orgasms I've had by far without another human involved. It's hard to tell exactly what it's doing and why it feels amazing - which is a bit weird at first, but I got over it quickly."
The Womanizer Next 3D, which offers depth control for the sucking sensation, has similarly gone down in price, with a 20% discount bringing it down to €167. While the Womanizer range is massively popular, shoppers report that they do require a two-handed approach, which leaves some thrill seekers preferring the likes of the Lovehoney Jessica Rabbit Vibrator, which has had 30% knocked off bringing it down to €27.99, or the We-Vibe Tango X Bullet, which is now €71.20.
The sexual wellness brand has launched a massive range of discounts for Prime Week
up to 40% off
Lelo has some similar toys in their collection, such as the Sona 2 and Dot which are currently reduced in LookFantastic's latest sale. Boots similarly have a massive range of toys on their website, for men and women alike, such as the €24.99 Arcwave Ghost Stroker or the €139.99 Tor 2 from Lelo.
They're not the only brand selling rings though. The We-Vibe Bond Wearable Ring can be controlled by app and remote control and has been reduced by 40% on Amazon, bringing it down from €129 to €77.40. Lovehoney's toy cleaners and lubricants are also on sale now on Amazon. The full range of sale options can be found here.
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