I voted for less than 50. I am definitely not a rich person, but I believe that it is better to spend more for a good product than less for a mediocre product that you will have to replace.
What Do You Consider "Inexpensive"?
07/04/2011
I have to say that some of the best toys I've gotten have been less expensive by far than some of the toys I've had the worst experience with. I suppose I would rather go by personal experience and company reputation than by price as a indicator of quality. On the whole, though, we try to find the "more expensive toys" (i.e. rabbits) for under $50.
08/14/2011
I said less than $40. Once I spend $50, I'd rather spend the extra $20 or so for a more "premium" item.
09/03/2011
I'd say around $30 is an inexpensive toy, if you're looking for something cheap but good quality.
09/03/2011
dpends on our money situation at the time
09/04/2011
30 or under. I'll spend more for good products, but I don't consider it inexpensive.
09/07/2011
I'll pay a good amount of money to enjoy myself. i consider inexpensive to be about 40$ (for a vibe).
09/10/2011
It depends what it is
09/17/2011
$40 is pretty inexpensive for a quality product, but super expensive for a sup-par one. For instance, I'd pay a lot more than $40 for a metal or silicon toy, but I wouldn't even pay $10 for a jelly.
09/17/2011
I said $20 mostly because I don't really buy a lot of *toys*. And I mean honestly, for a 4 inch wide belt that would take me half an hour to sew myself, I wouldn't pay much more than that. So I'm basing things off of my experience with lube and lingerie (Though, I typically buy lingerie local because I'm so little I like the piece of mind that something will be similar size.) For toys, I suppose it'd be more like $30-$40 depending on what it is, but since I don't like vibrators and don't get much out of dildos I don't really spend much on toys myself. So, I'm biased.
12/09/2011
My vote went for under $40.00.
Maybe it's because I have full-time employment and am no longer a student, or maybe it's because I'm a fan of the safest materials which often cost a bit more.
This is referring generally to a non-mechanized insertable, though.
(I love me some non-mechanized insertables. )
Maybe it's because I have full-time employment and am no longer a student, or maybe it's because I'm a fan of the safest materials which often cost a bit more.
This is referring generally to a non-mechanized insertable, though.
(I love me some non-mechanized insertables. )
12/09/2011
$30 and below. lol. I am a cheapie!
12/09/2011
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Usually it depends more on the product. If it is something I really love and has a high enough safety rating, I'm more likely to buy it if it is over my $20 limit but, unless that's the situation, the first stage in my process of elimination is price. Anything below $20 (or if I can make it below $20 with discounts) is game, then safety rating, size, etc.
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LikeSunshineDust
Just out of curiosity, what do you personally consider to be "inexpensive" when it comes to sex toys? Now I know this can vary depending on the type of product (an inexpensive vibrator is not the same price as an inexpensive bottle or lube)
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Just out of curiosity, what do you personally consider to be "inexpensive" when it comes to sex toys? Now I know this can vary depending on the type of product (an inexpensive vibrator is not the same price as an inexpensive bottle or lube) but I would like to get a general idea of everyone's opinions as I continue to add products to my store, Frugal Fantasys.
Currently, I'm using a guideline of $30-$40 or less.
Also, to specify: <$30 includes everything below it in price range less
Currently, I'm using a guideline of $30-$40 or less.
Also, to specify: <$30 includes everything below it in price range less
02/07/2012
It depends upon the item. If you're buying a car, inexpensive is very different from an inexpensive pair of jeans.
03/16/2012
My husband and I agreed that anything inexpensive ("under $25") without having to clear it with the other.
04/03/2012
I consider inexpensive to be under $30.
04/03/2012
Anything under $30 is cheap to me. I am a very poor individual, so scrounging up money for toys over $30 doesn't happen too often.
04/12/2012
I would say less then 40 or 30 bucks.
04/12/2012
Less than $40, probably. I'm a student and only buy toys through points, though. So..
04/12/2012
I think under $25 or $30 is inexpensive.
04/12/2012
Things under $30
05/06/2012
I think anything under $20 is inexpensive. Personally, I've never gone above $50 for a toy. There are a few I've been interested in that are $100+ but I just can't justify the cost. The $50 had me sweating as it was.
05/06/2012
20 seems like a good number for me, cause 20 is usually my limit in buying a piece of clothing item. And I usually use clothing prices to gauge the price of everything else. I don't know why. Except for electronics.
05/06/2012
Yes, over 30 is alot for some of us.
05/06/2012
I consider like $25-30 and below to be inexpensive for products.
07/09/2012
Depends on the toy
07/11/2012
Working within the parameters you've set, I would say $40 or less.
Quality can be inexpensive, but isn't always. For example, there are a lot of quality glass toys under $40, but finding a quality harness might prove difficult.
Quality can be inexpensive, but isn't always. For example, there are a lot of quality glass toys under $40, but finding a quality harness might prove difficult.
07/12/2012
Anything under $50 would be a inexpensive for me.
07/12/2012
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I agree. $50 is a good price point.
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~LaUr3n~
I'm with ya on that. For a good quality piece of good material... Less that $50 is good.
07/30/2012
Depends a lot on what it is. Some things are worth spending more money on without being expensive
08/03/2012