Sex Toy Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Two people plan to share an insertable toy. Which approach best reduces fluid transfer between people or body openings?
Use a new compatible barrier for each person or opening and clean the toy according to its instructions.
Wipe the toy with a dry tissue before passing it to the other person.
Keep the same barrier on as long as it still looks intact.
Use extra lubricant instead of changing the barrier.
2. A silicone toy’s instructions do not specify lubricant compatibility. Which lubricant is generally the safest starting choice while you seek product-specific guidance?
A silicone-based lubricant
An oil-based lubricant
A warming massage oil
A water-based lubricant
3. After cleaning a toy, what is generally the best storage approach?
Place it in a closed container while still damp so dust cannot settle on it.
Let it dry fully and store it as directed, preferably protected from dust and incompatible materials.
Store all toys touching one another so their surfaces remain flexible.
Leave it charging continuously between uses.
4. Which design feature is most important for an object specifically intended for anal insertion?
A flared base or substantial handle wider than the insertable portion
A smooth tip with no wider section at the base
A perfectly straight shape from tip to base
A high maximum vibration setting
5. During use, a toy begins to cause pain, burning, or sharp discomfort. What is the most appropriate immediate response?
Lower the speed but continue long enough to see whether the feeling passes.
Apply a numbing product so the sensation is less noticeable.
Stop using it and assess for irritation or injury before considering any further use.
Switch vibration patterns while keeping the toy in the same position.
6. A previously smooth toy develops cracks, peeling, a persistent unusual odor, or major discoloration. What is the best response?
Scrub it with a harsh household solvent to restore the surface.
Cover the damaged area with lubricant and continue using it externally.
Stop using it and follow manufacturer guidance on replacement or disposal.
Freeze it before use so the damaged material becomes firmer.
7. Someone is trying a powerful vibrator for the first time. Which approach best supports comfort and control?
Keep it in one place for a fixed amount of time before judging comfort.
Start at maximum intensity to learn the device’s full range immediately.
Begin at a low intensity, increase gradually, and move or stop it if the sensation becomes uncomfortable.
Increase physical pressure before adjusting the device’s setting.
8. Why are nonporous materials often preferred for toys that contact bodily fluids?
They are always softer and more flexible than porous materials.
They have fewer microscopic spaces that can retain residue and are generally easier to clean.
They can all be boiled, even when they contain motors or batteries.
They are guaranteed never to cause irritation or sensitivity.
9. When is boiling an appropriate cleaning method for a sex toy?
Whenever a toy feels like silicone, regardless of its construction
Whenever the product is described as water-resistant
Only when the manufacturer confirms that the specific material and design can be boiled safely
For every nonporous toy, including toys with motors and sealed batteries
10. A toy marketed for external stimulation is being considered for internal use. What is the most reliable guide?
Whether it physically fits without being forced
Whether the manufacturer explicitly identifies it as insertable and its shape and materials suit that use
Whether it has a low-power setting
Whether a condom can be stretched over it
11. You have just opened a new toy and want to use it for the first time. What should you do before use?
Read the manufacturer’s instructions, inspect it for damage, and clean it as directed.
Charge it overnight regardless of the recommended charging time.
Apply oil to every moving part, including parts designed for contact with the body.
Test its waterproofing by fully submerging it, even if the packaging is unclear.
12. After intense vibration, someone notices numbness or reduced sensation. What is the most appropriate response?
Continue at a lower setting until normal sensation returns.
Apply a numbing cream to make the area feel more comfortable.
Increase pressure while shortening the remaining session.
Stop stimulation and allow sensation to return; seek medical advice if the change is severe or persists.
13. Which statement about oil-based lubricants and latex condoms is accurate?
Compatibility depends only on how thick the latex condom is.
Oil is compatible as long as it is applied only to the outside of the condom.
Oil affects silicone toys but cannot affect latex barriers.
Oil-based lubricants can weaken latex and increase the chance of breakage.
14. While charging a rechargeable toy, you notice swelling, leaking, unusual heat, or a damaged casing. What should you do?
Stop using and charging it, keep it away from heat, and follow manufacturer or local battery-disposal guidance.
Use the toy only on its lowest setting until the battery fails.
Let it cool and retry with a higher-powered charger.
Drain the battery completely and then recharge it for a shorter period.
15. What is the main safety purpose of a flared base on a toy intended for anal insertion?
It makes every lubricant compatible with the toy.
It helps prevent the toy from being drawn fully inside the rectum.
It allows the toy to be cleaned without following product instructions.
It guarantees that the toy will feel comfortable at any size.
16. A motorized toy is labeled splash-resistant but not submersible. How should it generally be cleaned?
Soak it in warm water so fluid reaches every seam.
Run it through a dishwasher on a gentle cycle.
Rinse the charging port under running water after every use.
Clean the surface as the manufacturer directs without submerging the motorized parts.