I am a huge fan of Edenfantasys.com. (Pretty much the only complaint I have about this sex-positive site is that they don't spell their name "Edenfantasies.com." But maybe that’s because I had too much grammar in middle school.)Eden consistently has the best prices and the most information about their products. I feel confident buying things on Eden because they give me enough information to make my choice as well-informed as possible. Their highly functional website will give you a wealth of information about anything they sell, and most products have several ratings and a couple of user reviews too that will help you make informed consumer decisions. It's well-designed and easy to use. You can create wishlists and ask to be alerted when something that's out of stock becomes available. If you create a user profile, you can also sign up to receive a free toy in exchange for a thoughtful review of it. There's also a wonderful sex-positive community that has grown up around Eden and seems to be growing every day. I don't participate much in the forums, but when I do have time to read them, I enjoy them a lot.When I buy anything online, and especially sex toys, I want a great deal of specific information about the material, size, composition etc. It's amazing how many sites do not give sufficient information about the products they sell. Even Babeland--one of the best sex-positive sex shops IRL and online--does not have as much information about their products as Eden. They also don't have the thousands of products Eden does, or the consistently lower prices. While Babeland sells only high-end sex toys, Eden sells both low- and middle-end toys in addition to stocking the widest array of luxury toys on the market. And, when it comes to stuff they both sell, Eden's prices are substantially lower, often $20 less or more. Whenever I buy a new toy, I comparison shop, and Eden has the lowest price at least 90% of the time. less

I am a huge fan of Edenfantasys.com. (Pretty much the only complaint I have about this sex-positive site is that they don't spell their name "Edenfantasies.com." But maybe that’s because I had too much grammar in middle school.)Eden consistently has the best prices and the most information about their products. I feel confident buying things on Eden because they give me enough information to make my choice as well-informed as possible. Their highly functional website will give you a wealth of information about anything they sell, and most products have several ratings and a couple of user reviews too that will help you make informed consumer decisions. It's well-designed and easy to use. You can create wishlists and ask to be alerted when something that's out of stock becomes available. If you create a user profile, you can also sign up to receive a free toy in exchange for a thoughtful review of it. There's also a wonderful sex-positive community that has grown up around Eden and seems to be growing every day. I don't participate much in the forums, but when I do have time to read them, I enjoy them a lot.When I buy anything online, and especially sex toys, I want a great deal of specific information about the material, size, composition etc. It's amazing how many sites do not give sufficient information about the products they sell. Even Babeland--one of the best sex-positive sex shops IRL and online--does not have as much information about their products as Eden. They also don't have the thousands of products Eden does, or the consistently lower prices. While Babeland sells only high-end sex toys, Eden sells both low- and middle-end toys in addition to stocking the widest array of luxury toys on the market. And, when it comes to stuff they both sell, Eden's prices are substantially lower, often $20 less or more. Whenever I buy a new toy, I comparison shop, and Eden has the lowest price at least 90% of the time. less

I just want to say that I absolutely detest the site name and it was a major reason for me refusing to participate in the community on the website for years now (and also for making purchases at other websites instead of this one). I think the misspelling reflects poorly on the entire community.

I cringe when I look at the website name. My clitoris runs and hides. It absolutely turns me off. That's how much I dislike looking at the site name.

I am trying very hard to get over it, but I know a whole lot of people who would rather shop at sites without spelling errors on every page. There are a lot of sketchy sex toy stores on the internet, and having a site name with an improper pluralization is a good way to make yourself look like you might be less than trustworthy. I see a lot of value in these communities and I'm trying hard to grin and bear it, but I very much needed to get this off my chest before I spend more time here. less

I am a huge fan of Edenfantasys.com. (Pretty much the only complaint I have about this sex-positive site is that they don't spell their name "Edenfantasies.com." But maybe that’s because I had too much grammar in middle school.)Eden consistently has the best prices and the most information about their products. I feel confident buying things on Eden because they give me enough information to make my choice as well-informed as possible. Their highly functional website will give you a wealth of information about anything they sell, and most products have several ratings and a couple of user reviews too that will help you make informed consumer decisions. It's well-designed and easy to use. You can create wishlists and ask to be alerted when something that's out of stock becomes available. If you create a user profile, you can also sign up to receive a free toy in exchange for a thoughtful review of it. There's also a wonderful sex-positive community that has grown up around Eden and seems to be growing every day. I don't participate much in the forums, but when I do have time to read them, I enjoy them a lot.When I buy anything online, and especially sex toys, I want a great deal of specific information about the material, size, composition etc. It's amazing how many sites do not give sufficient information about the products they sell. Even Babeland--one of the best sex-positive sex shops IRL and online--does not have as much information about their products as Eden. They also don't have the thousands of products Eden does, or the consistently lower prices. While Babeland sells only high-end sex toys, Eden sells both low- and middle-end toys in addition to stocking the widest array of luxury toys on the market. And, when it comes to stuff they both sell, Eden's prices are substantially lower, often $20 less or more. Whenever I buy a new toy, I comparison shop, and Eden has the lowest price at least 90% of the time. less

I am a huge fan of Edenfantasys.com. (Pretty much the only complaint I have about this sex-positive site is that they don't spell their name "Edenfantasies.com." But maybe that’s because I had too much grammar in middle school.)Eden consistently has the best prices and the most information about their products. I feel confident buying things on Eden because they give me enough information to make my choice as well-informed as possible. Their highly functional website will give you a wealth of information about anything they sell, and most products have several ratings and a couple of user reviews too that will help you make informed consumer decisions. It's well-designed and easy to use. You can create wishlists and ask to be alerted when something that's out of stock becomes available. If you create a user profile, you can also sign up to receive a free toy in exchange for a thoughtful review of it. There's also a wonderful sex-positive community that has grown up around Eden and seems to be growing every day. I don't participate much in the forums, but when I do have time to read them, I enjoy them a lot.When I buy anything online, and especially sex toys, I want a great deal of specific information about the material, size, composition etc. It's amazing how many sites do not give sufficient information about the products they sell. Even Babeland--one of the best sex-positive sex shops IRL and online--does not have as much information about their products as Eden. They also don't have the thousands of products Eden does, or the consistently lower prices. While Babeland sells only high-end sex toys, Eden sells both low- and middle-end toys in addition to stocking the widest array of luxury toys on the market. And, when it comes to stuff they both sell, Eden's prices are substantially lower, often $20 less or more. Whenever I buy a new toy, I comparison shop, and Eden has the lowest price at least 90% of the time. less