Long-Lasting Sex Toys: Handmade Instead of Throwaway
What makes a sex toy last: stable materials, handwork and the right care.
A sex toy that turns sticky or starts to smell after a few months is annoying. The alternative is a well-made toy from a stable material that lasts for years with the right care. Here is what to look for.
Benefits of Handcrafted Sex Toys
Stable materials: Gendoras uses platinum-cured silicone as well as olive wood, walnut and padauk sealed with a lacquer tested to DIN EN 71-3.
Longevity: A handcrafted wooden dildo or silicone dildo from Gendoras lasts for years with proper care.
Choice: The wooden dildos are one-of-a-kind pieces with their own grain. The silicone dildos come in five hardness levels and ten colors.
What Handwork Brings
Made in Austria: Designed by Gendoras. Handcrafted in Austria.
Buying with care: A toy that lasts for years with good care won't need replacing any time soon.
The Right Materials
Wood: Olive, walnut and padauk are solid woods. Sealed with a lacquer tested to DIN EN 71-3, they last for years if you look after them.
Platinum-cure silicone: Cures without byproducts and keeps its shape. Gendoras silicone dildos are dishwasher safe. More: Platinum-cure silicone explained
Tips for Long-Lasting Toys
Quality over quantity: Think about what you actually need before you buy. A medium firm silicone dildo already covers many needs.
Proper care: Significantly extends lifespan. Our care guide shows how.
Water-based lubricant: Gentle on silicone and on the lacquer seal.
Use the warranty: Gendoras offers a 2-year warranty. If something isn't right, get in touch and we'll sort it out.
Conclusion: Buy One That Lasts
A well-made sex toy from a stable material saves you hassle and repeat purchases in the long run. At Gendoras you get platinum-cured silicone or sealed wood, handcrafted in Austria.
Learn more: Wood and silicone compared
FAQ
That depends mostly on the material and on care. Platinum-cured silicone and sealed wood are stable. With a water-based lube, thorough cleaning and dry storage they last for many years.
Lacquered wood does not belong in the compost or the organic waste bin. The simplest way is your general household waste.
Both last for years with the right care. Wood doesn't like long soaking, silicone doesn't like silicone-based lube. More in the care guide.
