Batteries & Chargers

Never let a dead battery interrupt your pleasure. Our Batteries & Chargers collection offers reliable power sources in AA, AAA, LR44, and C sizes—designed to keep your favourite toys ready whenever you are.
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About Batteries & Chargers

Most vibrators and pleasure products use standard battery sizes: AA, AAA, button-cell LR44 (also called AG13), or larger C-size batteries. Check your toy's battery compartment or manual to confirm the exact size and quantity required before purchasing. Stocking a few spares means you'll never face an unexpected pause mid-session.

Alkaline batteries deliver dependable, long-lasting power for moderate to frequent use. If you prefer a cost-effective solution for multiple devices, bulk packs like the Vinnic Extra Heavy Duty AA Batteries- 40 Pcs. Box or the Vinnic Extra Heavy Duty AAA Batteries - 2 Pc./ Shrink Pk. - 60 Pcs. Box offer excellent value per unit. For smaller toys or remotes, the Dragon - AG13 - LR44 - 10 Pack provides a generous supply of button cells.

Single-use alkaline batteries are safe, widely available, and easy to dispose of responsibly through most electronics-recycling programs. Always remove batteries from toys before cleaning or long-term storage to prevent corrosion. If you notice any leakage or unusual warmth, replace batteries immediately and inspect the toy's compartment for damage.

Frequently asked

Which battery sizes do most vibrators use?
The majority of battery-powered vibrators and pleasure products use AA or AAA batteries. Some compact toys and bullet vibes require button-cell batteries like LR44 or AG13, while larger wand-style massagers may need C-size batteries. Always check your product manual or battery compartment label.
What is the difference between alkaline and heavy-duty batteries?
Alkaline batteries offer higher energy density and longer run time, making them ideal for devices with moderate to high power draw. Heavy-duty (zinc-carbon) batteries are more economical and work well for low-drain devices like remotes or clocks, but may drain faster in vibrators.
Are LR44 and AG13 batteries the same?
Yes. LR44 and AG13 are two names for the same 1.5-volt alkaline button cell. They are fully interchangeable and commonly used in small vibrators, laser pointers, and watches.
How should I store spare batteries?
Keep batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and metal objects. Store them in their original packaging or a dedicated battery case to prevent accidental short-circuits. Avoid extreme temperatures, which can reduce shelf life.
Can I recycle used batteries?
Yes. Many retailers and municipal waste facilities offer battery-recycling drop-off points. Alkaline batteries are generally safe to dispose of in household trash in most regions, but recycling conserves resources and reduces environmental impact.
How long do alkaline batteries last in a vibrator?
Run time varies by toy intensity and usage patterns. Typical AA or AAA alkaline batteries power a standard vibrator for one to three hours of active use. Higher-powered or multi-function toys may drain batteries more quickly.