Adult Toy Stores vs. SexySelfies: What Each One Offers

Most people shop for toys online now, and the stores vary a lot. A few things separate the good ones from the rest:

• Body-safe materials. Look for medical-grade silicone, glass or stainless steel, and clear labeling. Be wary of cheap "jelly" toys with no material listed.
• Discreet shipping. Plain packaging and a neutral name on your card statement. Good stores say exactly what the box and the charge will look like.
• Honest return and warranty terms. Most stores won't take back opened intimate items for hygiene reasons, so a manufacturer warranty on motors and batteries matters.
• Real product information. Measurements, noise level, charging time and cleaning instructions, not just a glossy photo.

SexySelfies isn't a store and doesn't ship anything. It's a site where 21+ creators, each one ID-verified, post photos and videos. Members browse for free and pay per post. There's no subscription.

Each post is either free or priced by the creator. Posts range from lingerie and boudoir to full nudity, including artistic frontal nudity. Vulgar and hardcore material isn't allowed.

So the 2 aren't really competitors. A toy is something you use. A creator's post is something you look at, from a real person who chose to share it.

Toy stores protect your privacy with plain packaging and neutral billing names. Check both before you order, because they vary.

On SexySelfies there's nothing to deliver. You sign up with a username, you don't need a profile photo, and what you unlock stays in your account.

If you're a creator, SexySelfies lets you post your own photos and videos and set each price. You keep 80% of each sale, and you can request a payout through Wise once your balance reaches $50.

You can message members to build a following, but you can't charge for photos or videos sent in DMs. Everything you sell is a post on your profile.