Dildos

Dildos: The Full Range

Browse our full dildo selection — silicone, glass, metal, realistic, fantasy designs, suction-cup, strap-on compatible, and more. Every dildo at Condomania is made of body-safe materials — medical-grade silicone, borosilicate glass, stainless steel, or food-grade TPE — never porous jelly rubber.

Dildos differ from vibrators in that they're non-vibrating insertables — they rely on shape, size, and material rather than motors. Many users keep both: dildos for penetrative use, vibrators for clitoral stimulation, sometimes simultaneously.

Top Picks

• Get Lucky 8.5" Confetti Cock — top-selling dildo. 8.5" silicone with flared base.
• Lovense Mission 2 — Bluetooth-controlled vibrating dildo with suction base.
• Shades 7" Gradient Jelly Dong — gradient blue/violet jelly dildo.
• Glas 8" Sweetheart Glass Dildo — top-selling glass dildo.
• Naughty Bits I Love Dick Heart-Filled Dong — novelty design dildo.

Browse by Material/Type

• Glass Dildos — borosilicate, smooth, dishwasher-safe
• Metal Dildos — premium stainless steel
• Suction Cup Dildos — hands-free, partner-compatible
• Strap-On Dildos — harness-compatible
• Blue Dildos — color variant
• Realistic Dildos — skin-toned with veins/details

Frequently Asked Questions

What size dildo should I get?

Beginners: 4-6 inches insertable, 1-1.5 inch diameter. Intermediate: 6-8 inches insertable, 1.5-2 inch diameter. Advanced: 8+ inches, 2+ inch diameter. Always start smaller than you think you want — going too big causes discomfort and ruins the experience. You can size up later.

What's the safest dildo material?

Three top-tier options: medical-grade silicone (flexible, body-warming, easy to clean), borosilicate glass (rigid, smooth, dishwasher-safe), and stainless steel (rigid, heavy, premium feel). Avoid jelly rubber, "skin-like" porous materials, and anything not explicitly labeled body-safe.

Do I need a flared base?

For anal use, yes — non-negotiable. Anal toys without flared bases can travel internally and require ER removal. For vaginal-only use, a flared base is helpful but not strictly required (the cervix limits travel). Many dildos have flared bases anyway for stability and harness compatibility.

What lube works with dildos?

Water-based works with everything. Silicone lube works with glass, metal, and ABS plastic but degrades silicone toys. For silicone dildos, stick with water-based.

How do I clean dildos?

Silicone, glass, and metal: wash with soap and water, can be sterilized in boiling water (3-5 min) or dishwasher top rack. TPE/jelly: handwash only, never boil (degrades the material). Always air-dry before storing.