Lesbian Sex Toys in India: Types, Prices & How to Choose

This guide is written for adults aged 18 and over.

“Lesbian sex toys” isn’t really a separate product category — it’s a way of shopping the existing shelf with a specific kind of use in mind: toys that work for two vulva-owning partners, together, without a body part that only one gender has built in. That covers everything from strap-on harnesses and double-ended dildos to wearable vibrators and egg toys, and Indian couples are buying all of it in growing numbers as the old stigma fades. This guide walks through the actual types, what they cost, and how to pick without wasting money on the wrong first purchase.

What Counts as a Lesbian Sex Toy?

Nothing here is exclusive to any one identity — a straight couple, a solo user, or a WLW (women-loving-women) couple can all use the same toy. What matters for this guide is toys built around shared, simultaneous, or switch-friendly play rather than a single-user design. Four categories cover almost everyone’s shopping list:

• Strap-on harnesses with a dildo — one partner wears it, either partner can be on either side of it session to session
• Double-ended dildos — no harness, both ends penetrate, both partners are active at once
• Wearable vibrators — worn during other activity, often remote-controlled, adds vibration without taking over the whole scene
• Egg and bullet vibrators — small, easy to pass between partners or hold in place during other play

Strap-On Dildos: The Most Versatile Option

A strap-on is a harness plus a dildo, and it’s the toy most couples reach for first because it’s flexible — either partner can wear it, the dildo can usually be swapped, and it works for penetration of one or both partners across a session.

Entry-level sets in India start around ₹750 and use softer jelly or PVC material with a basic elastic harness — fine for a first try, not something you’ll want to keep for years. Move up to ₹2,500–₹4,500 and the harness gets adjustable buckles, a proper fit across body types, and the dildo is more likely to be silicone. Strap-on sets in this range typically pair a body-safe, medical-grade silicone dildo with an adjustable harness featuring soft, flexible straps and secure buckles for a custom fit.

A newer twist on the category is the wearable vibrating strap-on — a butterfly-shaped harness with a built-in vibrator and a small dildo, often remote-controlled, so the wearer gets stimulation too instead of just delivering it.

Double-Ended Dildos: No Harness Needed

If a harness feels like more gear than you want, a double-ended dildo skips it entirely. One end is shorter and “wearable” — inserted by one partner and held in place with pelvic muscle engagement — while the longer shaft end penetrates the other partner. Scissoring, face-to-face, and doggy-style positions all work well with this shape, and it doubles as a solo toy when only one end is in use.

The catch is material. Dollindia’s double-ended dildo is jelly, which is softer and more flexible than silicone but also porous — it can’t be fully sterilised no matter how well it’s cleaned. That’s not a reason to avoid it, just a reason to use a condom on the toy (especially since it contacts two people) and replace it sooner than you would a silicone piece if the surface starts feeling tacky or you notice a smell.

Wearable and Egg Vibrators for Shared Play

Not every toy needs to be a dildo. Wearable clitoral vibrators — small, curved devices held in place by the body or worn like underwear — let one or both partners get hands-free stimulation during other activity, and most in this catalogue run on remote control so a partner can take charge of the settings. Egg vibrators do something similar in a smaller, more discreet package that’s easy to hand off mid-session.

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Budgeting Your First Purchase

Tier	Range	What It Buys
Entry / trial	₹750 – ₹1,500	Basic jelly or PVC harness set — a trial run, not a keeper
Mid-range (sweet spot)	₹2,500 – ₹4,500	Better material, proper harness hardware, some motorised options
Premium	₹4,500 – ₹9,000	Silicone, remote or app control, multi-mode motors

For a realistic first-purchase budget, plan on roughly ₹3,000–₹4,000 total: one mid-range strap-on or double-ended dildo plus a bottle of water-based lubricant. Water-based lube is the safe universal default — it works with every toy material and with condoms, unlike silicone lube, which shouldn’t be used on silicone toys, or oil-based products, which degrade latex.

Other options worth browsing once you know what shape you want: the full strap-on dildo range, the dildo collection for solo-compatible shapes, and wireless vibrators for the remote-control category more broadly. If you’d rather add impact or restraint play instead of penetration, the BDSM range is a separate but related shelf worth a look.

Material and Hygiene, Honestly

A lot of the budget end of this catalogue is jelly or TPE rather than silicone — that’s true of most Indian sex toy retailers, not just this one. Jelly and TPE aren’t bad, but they’re porous, so they can’t be boiled or fully sterilised the way silicone can. The fix is simple: use a condom on any jelly or TPE toy, especially one that’s shared between partners or moved between anal and vaginal use, and swap the condom (or wash thoroughly) between switches. Wash every toy with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner before and after use, dry it completely, and store it in a pouch rather than loose in a drawer.

Silicone toys are non-porous and hold up to more thorough cleaning, which is why they sit at the higher end of the price range — you’re paying for a toy that lasts, not just a nicer feel.

A few hard rules apply regardless of material: stretching pressure is normal, sharp pain is not — stop if something hurts. And communication comes before gear, not after; agree on what you’re both comfortable with before starting, particularly with anything new like a double-ended dildo.

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