For far too long, purchasing sex toys was done in seedy stores on random roads off highways. Lovehoney wanted to change all that. With more and more people getting online, the founders of Lovehoney saw the opportunity to create a safe and discreet space that allowed consumers a one-stop experience for all their sex toy-related needs. So, in 2002, the Lovehoney website was launched and ever since it’s been in the business of keeping people—millions of them at this point—sexually satisfied.
Lovehoney’s collection is extensive. Not only do they carry their own brand of products, but they also carry some of the biggest names in the sex toy industry, as well as lingerie, bondage gear, sexual wellness devices, and, of course, a wide variety of lube. If you love the convenience of shopping online for your sex-related goodies, but are concerned about what your neighbors or postal person might think when you receive your Lovehoney delivery, don’t.
What does Lovehoney packaging look like? Both the boxes and envelopes are plain, with zero mention of Lovehoney or any brand markings. In fact, Lovehoney ships so discreetly that upon opening the box, you may find yourself surprised to see your new Womanizer Enhance (7/10, WIRED Recommends) staring back at you. As we officially roll into February, with Valentine’s Day just a heartbeat away, we have a Lovehoney coupon, tons of discounts, and even free delivery, just for you. If you’re ready to treat yourself or someone else, Lovehoney has the hookup.
Lovehoney Valentine’s Offers: Romantic Deals on Toys, Lingerie, and Gifts
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Lovehoney is offering deals on over 350 products. If you’ve been wanting to get your hands on the Lovehoney Rose Clitoral Suction Stimulator, a toy so good that WIRED has it on its best suction toys, you can get 28% off now. If you’ve been looking for a sophisticated piece of lingerie that makes you feel sexy and confident, the Obsessive Slevika Black Lace Crotchless is 50% off thanks to the Lovehoney Valentine’s offers.
Get 70% Off Lovehoney This Month: No Promo Code Needed
Because celebrating love shouldn’t be regulated to just one day in February, Lovehoney is offering up to 70% off all month long—and you don’t even need a Lovehoney coupon or promo code. Among the deals there’s 10% off the Lovense Ferri Panty Vibrator (8/10, WIRED recommends), which WIRED also included in its best couples toys list, 17% off the Fleshlight X Lovehoney Masterstroke, and a whopping 50% off the Lovehoney Dream Wand Vibrator. As a non-gendered vibrator that everyone can enjoy, you can never really have too many wands. Sore muscles love them just as much as erogenous zones do.
Get 20% Off Lovehoney When You Sign Up for Emails
Want to keep the good times rolling? Then sign up for Lovehoney emails and get your Lovehoney discount code of 20% off sent straight to your inbox—it’s only valid for 48 hours, so don’t dawdle! When you register, you won’t just get regular updates about all things Lovehoney-related, but you’ll be the first to know about new launches and exclusive offers. For example, if Lovehoney is offering major discounts on classics, like the Lovehoney Jessica Rabbit Triple Rabbit Vibrator, this is information you don’t just want to know, but need to know.
Lovehoney Student, Essential Worker, and SheerID Discounts: How to Verify and Unlock Your Offer
Because Lovehoney knows that being a student is expensive, but sexual pleasure is necessary to keep school-related stress at bay, the Lovehoney student discount code gets you an extra 20% off everything on the site. If you’re not a student, but verify that you’re a member of the military, a first responder, teacher, or healthcare worker, you can also score an extra 20% off with the SheerID program. Lovehoney also offers 25% for essential workers.
While there’s no Lovehoney free delivery code, if you spend $59 or more, Super Saver shipping (four to six days) is free. In other words, you really have an excuse not to take advantage of these deals and expand—or start—your sex toy collection thanks to Lovehoney.
Source: www.wired.com
