That's a really good point. I'm a big zip baggie fan, but I guess I don't worry about it because I have the luxury of letting my toys lay out on a towel overnight to dry before storing them.

I've been thinking about using scrap cloth materials, mostly just broadcloth, to make individual storage pouches.

I bought a FYN case and returned it. It simply was too small for what I needed. From what I remember of it though, it had separate loops to hold the toys individually, but they were right next to each other. I would have still stored mine in baggies or something else in the loops to prevent the possibility of the toys touching - thus eliminating any potential worry about phthalates.

Yes pthalates could theoretically diffuse from your bag to a toy then from the toy to you.....but like, the scale we'd be talking about is so so so tiny that you should probably only worry about it if you've been eradicating pthalates from your life (so ditch the car, the linoleum flooring....and a lot of other common household stuff....first).

The issue of pthalates in sex toys is that they can be very plentiful in toys (as a point of comparison, vinyl shower curtains are 60% pthalates!). A toy sitting in a pthalate ridden container would pick up some if it was porous enough....maybe like 5%, which is really generous. Not really enough to worry about, like I said, given that so much of our lives is pthalate rich by comparison.

But I agree with your overarching thinking. I try and buy pthalate free products when possible, as I prefer to attempt to limit my exposure as well. I wouldn't be throwing out my FYN bag over it, that's for sure!