Lovehoney's Luxury Advent Calendar (24-day, 2026)

Review of Lovehoney's Luxury Advent Calendar (24-day, 2026)

Christmas came early, and so did we!

October 14, 2026

Summary

The Lovehoney 24-day Luxury Advent Calendar had a fun variety of toys and accessories that we really enjoyed trying out! In addition of course to the high-end “headliner” Womanizer, Arcwave, and We-Vibe toys. Especially for anyone newer to toys, there are a lot of different types introduced here to get a feel for what you may enjoy. Even though we are relatively experienced toy users, there were still a handful of product categories here we hadn’t really dipped our toes into yet. There were really only one or two products that we didn’t care for due to subpar quality, otherwise what we didn’t like was really down to personal preference. When trying a lot of new things there’s bound to be some not to our liking, not due to the quality of those items, and feel that can still be a valuable experience in figuring out what is and isn’t for us!

Pros:

The headliner toys were all pretty good and can make the cost of the calendar worth it alone if into those.
My own conservative value (of over $700) of the calendar’s products would make it a good bundle deal.
Lots of variety of toys and accessories to explore!

Cons:

The up-front cost is expensive ($369)
The advent calendar “bundle” has what it has, will likely be some products you don’t end up liking (but that can also kind of be part of the value and experience to explore those!)
Jewel butt plug is not body safe design (I recommend just getting rid of it, even with this one item being a loss, I think the calendar still has great value with everything else)

Verdict: Highly recommended! While there were a few “misses” among the items for us, there were far more “hits” that we enjoyed and even some of the misses were still good opportunities to try new things and find out whether they were for us. While the up-front price tag may be a bit expensive, I do think it’s a great value considering all that’s included, especially if interested in the 3 headliner items (Womanizer, We-Vibe, and Arcwave). The $369 Luxury Calendar does have some (internal?) competition for value with Lovehoney’s Couple’s Advent Calendar at $199 depending on budget and what’s of interest.

The Luxury Calendar would be a good fit for:

Interest in the high-end male anatomy focused product (the Arcwave Zing).
Wanting to explore the most products from a calendar, and some higher end versions of toys. The luxury calendar doubles up on products for days with the more filler-esque items like lube to make those days feel more complete, for a total of 28 products vs. the straight 24 items in the couple’s calendar.
Particular interest in some of those additional items (beyond the Arcwave Zing) like the standalone rechargeable mini wand vibrator, candy cane glass dildo, body jewelry, and lace hold-ups.

The mid-range Couple’s Advent Calendar may be a better fit or value if:

Mainly interested in the headliner female-anatomy focused toys, if the lack of the male anatomy focused Arcwave Zing is not much of a drawback for you. The Womanizer Liberty with air pulse only (without the optional dual stimulation/vibration of the Enhance), and the same We-Vibe Sync Lite.
The cost savings for your personal budget would make up for the few less products overall.

Review of Lovehoney's Luxury Advent Calendar (24-day, 2026)

Summary

Opening the Calendar

A Day's Experience

Overview of Toys Included

Headliner Toys

Bullet and Attachments

Wand Vibrator, Glass Dildo, Kegel Balls, Plug

Opening the Calendar

Lovehoney’s 24 Day Luxury Calendar has a beautiful luxurious looking black/shining gold design, befitting of its naming and contents! The calendar comes in an outer cardstock sleeve that has some branding, details, and helps hold the calendar closed. This outer sleeve slides off to reveal a similarly themed appearance underneath, but more inconspicuous looking (if you need it to look a little more discreet, can leave the outer sleeve off and have it sitting on a bedside table, shelf, etc.).

To open the calendar each day, I recommend holding it from the middle as if opening a book. Opening from both sides at the same time such that it will face up like pages of a book, helps to keep all the boxes in place (whereas opening from only one side like opening a lid, can result in the individual boxes sliding out from that side). Inside is also a sheet of QR codes to scan for info and daily tips about the toys/products for each day, and a safety guide. Then take out the little box for that day of the month, and the next section will discuss a day’s experience!

A Day's Experience

I’ll walk through a day’s experience just for the first day, to avoid spoiling too much of the surprise of what’s on each day! (Even though I cover all the included toys and products in the next section, but not the day they’re on…)

So, pull out the day’s box (which, after pulling out, on the top says what item is included if you read that first). Then open from either side to pull out what’s inside. On many (but not all) of the days, the contents are nicely wrapped in tissue paper that gives a pleasant gift opening experience every time!

The first day is the bullet vibrator (rechargeable and remote controlled) which can be used just fine on its own. But the bullet is also included first as it’s used throughout the month with several other attachments from the calendar, which I think is a good idea to get a solid bullet vibrator rather than a cheaper one with each attachment or cheaper rechargeable toys for each of those days!

The site the QR codes lead to has info and daily tips for all the days, so avoid scrolling down to the days you haven’t done yet if you don’t want to spoil the surprises! We think this is a great added touch for the calendar that keeps it approachable for any products that are new to you, and also promotes the exploratory nature of the calendar for trying out new things.

I really encourage anyone getting the calendar to approach it with this open mindset and try new things. Even with the wide array of toys my partner and I have used thus far, there were still some sleeper hits in the calendar we really enjoyed that we probably wouldn’t have tried otherwise!! I talk a bit more about this in the next section, the overview of the toys included.

Another fun aim when going through the calendar is to try out that day’s toy in the act! After all, more masturbation and/or sex is more of a good thing (within reason of course). For the jewel butt plug day, since I recommend not using it at all due to the unsafe base, take that day to use one of the earlier products again that you enjoyed, or go for an au natural/toy free session.

Overview of Toys Included

For these sub-sections, I’ll go over a brief review-esque summary of each of the products included in the Lovehoney Luxury 24 Day Calendar. For the products that are also offered as stand-alone items (not exclusive to the calendar), I’ll be working on in-depth individual reviews (such as the big name “headliner” items). Not all the products or exact matches are offered separately, I’ll mention this and if there is something similar.

Headliner Toys

I’ll go through the big ticket toys from the calendar first as these can be a major draw of the calendar, and if you know you’re interested in all 3 this would already make the calendar worth it!

Womanizer Enhance $169:

Womanizer’s toy that has both their air pulse and vibration for the clit! If you know you like both air pulse (“clit sucker”) and vibration (or know you like one and are curious about combining it with the other), we think the Enhance is a great option. It has Womanizer’s deep and thumpy air pulse they’re famous for with rumbly vibration at the same time, rather than settling for one or the other with a non-vibrating Womanizer model, or a different air pulse toy that has vibration but not as nice air pulse stimulation.
The air pulse and vibration motors are controllable separately, so you can have just one on, or both on and at different intensity levels. There are also patterns that can be cycled through (for vibration). Both the thumpy air pulse and rumbly vibration motors make the stimulation feel a bit broader and deeper, compared to surface level feel of “buzzier” toys. The air pulse stays thumpy at all levels, but the vibration does get a little buzzier at its higher intensities (although still not super buzzy).
The dual clit stimulation does come with some limitation as the Enhance doesn’t have quite the same range and depth as Womanizer’s top end air pulse only models (Womanizer Premium 2 or Womanizer Next). The head of the Enhance is also shallower and firmer to transfer vibrations better, so it doesn’t flex/form as tight of a seal for the air pulse. But, with the addition of rumbly vibration to the still good air pulse that’s deep/thumpy, the Enhance’s combination can be even more stimulating overall!

Arcwave Zing $150:

Arcwave is kind of the male anatomy focused sub-brand within Lovehoney group, and with that the Zing has nice rumbly We-Vibe motors in it. Reminds me of my partner’s We-Vibe Nova 2 that is of course focused on female anatomy, but for a male anatomy focused toy for me! It has two motors, one on each wing near the top where they spread open. Not really noticeable when they’re both on the same pattern or constant vibration, but where they really shine is some of the patterns operate these motors asynchronously giving the stimulation a moving around the penis feel, even if keeping it stationary. The motors pack quite a bit of power in them even for a relatively small and light toy, starting from a moderately gentle intensity and going all the way up to what can even be overstimulating for most.
The inside of the Zing has wavy soft silicone texture, so it can be used kind of like a conventional stroker, as a stationary male vibrator, or combining the two. I personally didn’t care much for using it manually stroking as the silicone is a little firmer and simpler texture compared to conventional strokers. But, I loved using it stationary/hands-free! For hands-free use there is the stretchy band to help hold it in place or tighter together, all really depends on girth. I’m about 4.5” girth and it stayed in place without the band, using the band just holds it a bit tighter around and adds some pressure. Can even use it while moving around the house (underwear/pants recommended to help support its weight).
Overall the Zing is a really great edging and/or finishing male vibrator! I wasn’t expecting too much going into it personally, since I lean more towards prostate/anal stimulation for male anatomy focused toys. It kind of blew me away with how well it edged me with no extra fine-tuning or start/stop needed, where I can even have it edging me prior to a session while I do something else (in fact I also used it this way while writing this section!). With adjustable positioning (whether motors are closer to the sensitive tip or less sensitive base of the penis, and topside or underside of the shaft), orientation, and tightening band on top of the vibration controls it was easy to get the stimulation intensity that I could edge indefinitely with. Then whenever I want to burst (or allow myself to), I simply crank up the intensity and finish shortly after!

We-Vibe Sync Lite $99:

We-Vibe’s budget version of their C-shape/couple’s vibrator. What that means is a toy that is literally C-shaped with the purpose to be inserted vaginally while thin enough to allow simultaneous penetration, and with an external end that sits against and stimulates the clit. Also, depending on how it fits and stays on for the individual, can be used as a wearable vibrator!
The on-toy control for the Sync Lite is just a single button that cycles through 4 constant vibration modes of increasing intensity, then through several various vibration patterns. For more flexibility and customizability in control it can be paired with the We-Vibe app. It does have a memory function so after turning off the toy with the on-toy button, when turned back on it will resume from the last mode it was set to. The Sync Lite just has one motor in the larger (external clit portion) of it but travels well to the internal “tail”. The vibrations are what I’d consider in the mid-range between rumbly/buzzy. Not the super rumbly, deep vibrations, but not the buzzy, high-frequency surface level vibrations either.
While the motors and quality are above that of lower-end budget C-shape toys, it is noticeably a budget version of We-Vibe’s toys. If you don’t already have a higher end We-Vibe toy, that may not be an issue! But if you do have higher end We-Vibe toys (as we do), may leave a bit to be desired with the motors on this being buzzier and louder (though still not super loud, more like a cell phone vibration level of noise). Also, a self-healing DC-pin charger is used instead of the strong magnetic charging attachment I love on the higher end We-Vibes. However, we may certainly just be spoiled by the other We-Vibe toys we have the pleasure of owning, and asking too much of the Sync Lite! It is after all only a little more than half the cost of the We-Vibe Sync 2.

Bullet and Attachments

The bullet is actually quite solid and powerful, despite being part of such a large kit! It has 10 vibration modes that are pretty standard as with other vibrators, the first 3 modes are constant vibrating at low, medium, or high intensity, then the following 7 modes are various patterns at various intensities.

For the remote control, the bullet needs turned on first with the on-bullet button, then quick presses of the remote’s single button will cycle through the vibrating modes. A long press on the remote’s button will pause the bullet’s vibrations and put it on “standby” (not possible using just the on-bullet button!). The remote’s signal can be a little inconsistent though, sometimes needing pressed a couple times to “register” and change the bullet’s mode, or needing aimed more specifically at the bullet.

Both the bullet and the remote are rechargeable which is a nice touch! (Compared to needing button cell batteries for the remote that is often the case). They are separately rechargeable with the included DC pin cable plugging into self-healing ports (only one charger with the bullet day, but there are additional DC pin chargers in some of the other days).

The attachments are all decent introductions to the respective types of toys. While of course not as good as standalone toys of each kind, they are a great way to explore a variety of toys using one rechargeable bullet to provide the power! If you aren’t familiar with any or all these toy categories, can help you discover which types you like and may want to upgrade to standalone toys of that type later on. Here are all the bullet attachments:

Rabbit – bullet sleeve version of the famous rabbit vibrator style of toy. Dual stimulation with the internal shaft that targets the G-spot and external “rabbit” ears (hence the name!) targeting the clit. Compared to standalone rabbit vibrators where vibration intensity is typically powerful at both the internal shaft part and the external clit part, for this bullet sleeve the vibrations are more concentrated at the clit stimulator as that’s much closer to the bullet mount.
Cock Ring – provides the typical constricting aspect of cock rings for the wearer’s penis that can help give a stiffer erection and delay ejaculation, in addition to the bullet slot to add vibrations. The vibrations are typically more for the receiving partner when mounted above the penis shaft (such that it will hit the clit at the base of each thrust, for example), but can tease and stimulate the balls of the wearer if worn with the bullet below the shaft against the balls. And as with all elastic cock rings, limit wear time to 20-30 minutes for safety.
Finger Sleeve – basically just an attachment to hold the bullet to your finger, with a lipstick type tip that slightly diffuses the vibrations for the receiver. This is convenient to hold on the hand using the bullet vibrations to caress the body, and even usable as a second vibrating “finger” for fingering!
Stroker – an okay short and open-ended stroker, maybe a bit on the tight side. Can be used as a manual stroker and/or with added vibration from the bullet when slipped into the slot. One thing to note is the daily advent calendar site mislabels it as a “silicone” stroker but it is actually TPE (labelled accurately in the physical safety/material pamphlet that comes with the calendar, and the individual product listing Lovehoney clear transparent textured stroker).
Anal beads – another decent introduction toy to its category. Basic, firm 3-beaded anal toy. Nice for experiencing the intense pops of each bead during insertion and removal. Note the base ring is not much wider than the widest bead so I would NOT recommend using it without the bullet vibrator inserted to give it more of a substantial T-base.
Prostate massager – a pretty decent introductory prostate massager toy. The base is substantial enough to be used safely without the bullet inserted, but the neck is quite flexible without the bullet and more difficult to insert that way. Not necessarily going to give mind-blowing prostate orgasms itself, but a great way to explore the levels of pleasure you can start to get with prostate play! And just like how some G-spot focused toys can work just as well for the P-spot, the reverse holds true for this. After all the G/P-spots are basically just counterparts depending on your anatomy.

The bullet and attachments do not appear to be available outside the calendar in an identical kit, but the Lovehoney Pleasure Link Remote Control Couples Kit is pretty similar, plus the addition of one more attachment here with the stroker. But let’s just value the calendar’s set as the same $80 list price as the standalone kit (as the extra standalone stroker is often offered as a free gift with an order, and I think its regular list price is a bit unreasonable) for the sake of my determination of the calendar’s total value.

Wand Vibrator, Glass Dildo, Kegel Balls, Plug

Mini Wand Vibrator: This mini/travel sized wand vibrator is quite compact and light, in fact was worried it was plug-in only with a short USB cord, but it is rechargeable (and splashproof). It’s a good enough compact wand overall, decent strength for the size and rumbly at the lowest settings but does start to get a little buzzier after going up a few intensity levels. Available individually as the Lovehoney Rechargeable Mini Wand Vibrator for $60.

Candy Cane Glass Dildo: A nice festive glass dildo, fitting of the season for an advent calendar! Gentle ribs for your pleasure, and if the first glass dildo can be an introduction to both the rigidity of glass and temperature play (warm or cold). Soaking in a bowl of warm (not piping hot) water or storing in the refrigerator (not freezer) for a bit to get it cold. With the hooked end can press the warm or cold glass to the clit as well during insertions! I also almost want to use it as a tree ornament when not in use, but also afraid of it falling off and hitting the ground… Not available individually.

Kegel Balls: I may be sounding like a broken record here, the kegel balls are again another good introductory product in the calendar if not having played with this kind of toy before. Training kegels to clench or bear down on it, hold it in while moving around and feeling the free weights within the kegel balls also move around! With a little tail to help retrieval (although no risk of it getting lost with vaginal use only, NOT for anal use whatsoever). No exact match but the individually available Lovehoney Main Squeeze Kegel Balls (3.2 oz) at $23 seem to be a very similar option.

Jewel Plug: Don’t use this one (recommend just throwing it out to be honest). Not worth risking with the small round base that is similar size as the plug body. Round bases need to be very large and also much larger than the plug body to be safe which are not commonly found, T-shaped bases are ideal and much safer. I knew this plug was included going in and that it would be a dud, but with so much other good stuff in the calendar I was okay with that!

BDSM-esque Items

Blindfold: The blindfold is a nice satiny feeling fabric, relatively comfortable overall but it is a bit tight over the eyes where it is uncomfortable when trying to keep your eyes open (encouraging to keep the eyes closed…).

Wrist and Ankle Cuffs: The wrist and ankle cuffs have strong Velcro that’s easy to close and a plush velvet like lining, so they are also pretty comfortable to wear despite being bondage! Though not a whole lot can be done with them on their own unless you have the necessary straps or good spots to attach them to, as they just have a loop and clip. So either clipping the wrist cuffs together, clipping the ankles together, or clipping wrists to the ankles for a bit more of an advanced bondage “position”. Also, they are all the same size, when usually ankle cuffs are longer than wrist cuffs. For us they were adequately sized for ankles, but too long for probably many wrists where the lining must overlap itself and is a little harder to snugly Velcro the cuffs closed. Still performs more than adequate, but a spot for potential improvement!

Under-Mattress Restraint System: Pretty much what the name implies! Straps that go under the mattress and come up the sides with loops to clip restraints to, mostly for spread eagle bondage position. Another solid introductory piece to try out this kind of toy/bondage piece, but also has some room for improvement. The middle strap adjusts easily to adjust to how tall the person to be bonded is (controlling where the straps come up the side of the bed and how far apart height wise of the person), but the straps to each loop are more difficult to adjust (to accommodate both different widths of mattresses and how long the person’s arms/legs are).

Mini-paddle: This paddle is a nice intro/light BDSM paddle. The soft faux leather, little bit of cushioning, and the small size/weight make it more on the teasing side and less on the pain side of how paddles could be. You’ll still want to do a light flick to stay on the tease side, but it’s easier to avoid the pain side with this one if you don’t prefer to go there! Such as when using the paddle on my partner and really getting into it, I was worried I’d be hurting her, but she said it never got too bad. The teal color is also quite pleasant.

Not an exact match but the Lovehoney Bondage Kit 6-piece at $85 is pretty similar to the blindfold, wrist/ankle cuffs, under-mattress restraint, and mini-paddle but with the addition of one extra piece, the gag. So 5/6 equivalent pieces here I’ll value at ~$70.

Pinwheel: A more medical-esque piece of BDSM equipment, although still fairly light. Feels like a little teasing prickly sensation running across the body. We didn’t personally care much for this but that’s also kind of the point of this advent calendar, introducing and trying a variety of toys (that even we haven’t tried all the types of yet!) to find out more about likes, dislikes, and meh. The Bondage Boutique Wartenberg Pinwheel is a similar one at $20 list price.

Nipple and Clit Clamps: We already knew we weren’t fans of most nipple clamps going into this one but gave it a try still. Like most nipple clamps, needs to be into the pain territory to also stay on, and this comes with the additional clit clamp. Adjustable pressure to a degree by how far the ring is slid up on each clamp to adjust how tightly it holds, just the minimal pressure to hold in place was too painful for our liking (but of course may be someone else’s cup of tea!) Appears to be available separately at $27 list price for the Bondage Boutique Adjustable Nipple and Clit Clamps.

Attire

Body jewelry: this was one of the biggest “sleeper hits” for us from the calendar! Besides more semi-permanent body piercings, we weren’t really sure what “body jewelry” would be, and it’s something we honestly may not have tried otherwise. Well basically, the body jewelry could be thought of as a “body necklace” of sorts, in this case a silver chain that drapes across a few areas of the torso and some jewels running down the center.

For female anatomy these chains will highlight petite and perky breasts the best. Larger breasts that cover the middle chains draping to either side result in the jewelry looking a little plain and less contoured, as was the case for my (female anatomy) partner. But I (male anatomy, flat chested) also decided to try it on after it was a bit of a miss for her, and she ended up really loving how I looked in it!! The jewelry chains also add a kind of light BDSM touch, both in appearance and for your partner being able to hold on to it, or grab and pull you towards them. This does not appear to be available separately, which is kind of a shame as we ended up really loving it! But luckily we have one from this calendar. The closest stand-alone item appears to be the DOMINIX Deluxe Open-Body Chain Harness at $37, which is a little more involved so let’s roughly value the body jewelry here as ~$20.

Lace hold-ups: Relatively nice lace-topped/fishnet style hold-ups. Give a racy/sexy kind of look to the legs! The lace fabric seems of decent quality (only time will tell how well it holds up long term) and the flowery pattern to the lace tops looks pretty. One thing to note here is the included size is Lovehoney’s smaller size of hold-ups which we feel may be better suited for legs on the thinner side (like pictured to maybe a bit thicker). They do still fit thicker legs but are more of a stretch and feel a little tighter. Appear to be available separately as the $17 Lovehoney Black Fishnet Lace Top Hold-Ups.

Consumables

Lube: The lube included is 2 fl. oz. of “Womanizer” water-based lube with a thin gel/jelly lube consistency. A little on the thinner side as far as gel lubricants go, where it can pour out relatively easily, but thick enough to form a bit of a bead on the finger. It has a neutral texture and smell, not sticky/slimy (like X/K lube for example, great functionality but my partner does not like the slimy feel of those on the fingers when applying). This was pretty good in terms of lube effectiveness, nice slick feel and decent staying power. Note that it does include glycerin in case you have a sensitivity (my partner and I do not, but I know some do have a sensitivity to this ingredient in lubes). On the plus side it does not contain any of the other common irritants or questionable additives present in some basic lubes! (such as propylene glycol, parabens, etc.) Not available individually, equivalent value of ~$8 based on starting prices for 2 fl. oz. size of other lubes.

Toy wipes: A 10-pack of Lovehoney toy wipes are included, not too much to say about these except good for a quick wipe-down of toys in between or until you have the chance for a proper soap and running water cleaning. Similar to the individually available Lovehoney Sex Toy Wipes (25 Count), so an equivalent value of ~$4 for this 10-pack.

Massage oil: The vanilla massage oil, I wouldn’t really call it vanilla scented. It is more of a lightly floral scent. This product wasn’t too great. At least the scent wasn’t overpowering which is what I would have been concerned about, but it is pretty thin for a massage oil so didn’t work all too well for the purpose of reducing friction during a massage. Similar but appears to be a more synthetic version of the $8 Lovehoney Oh! Vanilla Massage Oil (1 fl oz).

Orgasm balm: 0.25 oz of a menthol pleasure balm, that does work! Comes as a more solid consistency like coconut oil at room temperature, that softens a bit with body temperature to rub on easier to the intimate area of choice. About a minute after application I can start to feel the tingly sensation, and really notice the heightened sensitivity once I start rubbing or playing with that area. Makes for more intense and pleasurable stimulation in the area of choice whether that’s the clit, tip of the penis, or nipples! The heightened sensitivity lasts for a good while (anywhere from ~15-30 minutes) and can depend on how much balm was used and the individual. The balm has a light minty scent to it that is not overbearing. Appears to be the $16 Lovehoney mon ami Tingling Pleasure Clitoral Balm just in a different tin.

Games

Sexy Snap Card Game: (or can also be used to play Memory) has 12 different positions on the cards (2 cards for each position), plus a how to play card in English (and a card that has the instructions in a few other languages). A fun little game to play to introduce new sex positions and change things up. Similar to the $8 Lovehoney Position of the Week Snap.

Sex Position Dice: The dice is just a d12 (12-sided dice) that has a sex position on each face of the die. This one is okay, another fun little way to try new positions or change them up. The main drawback of the dice are the white outlines of the people on the die that depict the positions are a little small, and some can be hard to see the positions clearly.

My Value Estimate

My total estimate of the Lovehoney Luxury Advent Calendar’s list price value is ~$780 compared to the listed value of $908, so not super far off, and being sold at $369! I based my own estimate on these prices below (some items I did not price when no similar products are listed, full list prices of the items or similar that are listed individually keeping in mind many often are on sale, and some I feel may be a bit overpriced listings like the mini wand as one example):

Womanizer Enhance = $169
Arcwave Zing = $150
We-Vibe Sync Lite = $99
Bullet vibrator and attachments = $80 (estimated)
Mini wand vibrator = $60
Kegel balls = $23 (estimated)
Blindfold, cuffs, restraint system, mini-paddle = $70 (estimated)
Pinwheel = $20
Nipple and clit clamps = $27
Body Jewelry = $20 (estimated)
Hold-ups = $17
Womanizer Lube 2 oz. = $8 (estimated)
Toy Wipes 10 pack = $4 (estimated)
Massage oil = $8
Orgasm balm = $16
Card game = $8

Packaging

The package from Lovehoney arrived in a plain brown cardboard box, with the sender listed relatively discreetly as “LH Trading”. Inside was the advent calendar in its decorative outer cardstock sleeve that can be slid off, but for opening the calendar itself there are hygiene seals that need broken first (some of the individual products also come in their own sealed baggies inside the days, but not all do).

The booklets included in the calendar are the 24-day QR codes (to one webpage that does have all the days if you scroll up or down) for daily info/tips I mention earlier, and inside this are quick-start guides for every product included (minor spoiler alert, as it does list all the products!). It’s nice to have a paper copy with some of this info, but the webpage is a much more presentable and readable format, compared to the more product manual style format in here.

There is also a safety guide pamphlet that includes general safety information, precautions for use, charging, batteries, etc. And one of the important aspects with this is it also clearly labels the material or ingredients of every product included! Everything seems to be body-safe materials for this calendar which is great. Since the only TPE product is the external-only stroker attachment for the bullet vibrator, where TPE is fine for this kind of product (versus insertable TPE products like dildos where it is not safe past the first use).

I’m not 100% certain on aluminum safety (pitting etc. for insertable use) with regards to the jewel butt plug, but in this case the material safety is not as much concern as the design safety. Small round base jewel plugs are not a body safe design, so I recommend just tossing this plug out in the first place. It’s a very minor part of and small drawback of the calendar overall, where I still feel very comfortable highly recommending the calendar despite it! (just to be aware the plug isn’t a good design and to not use it)