Best Dildos Canada 2026: 7 Picks We Actually Stock
Quick answer: If you want one dildo that covers the most ground without feeling intimidating, get 5-Inch Firm Silicone Dildo with Suction Base in Pink – NS Novelties ($49.98 CAD). If you want a shared toy for experimenting together, start with 14-Inch Realistic Double Dildo for Couples, Purple – Blush Novelties ($38.80 CAD).
Key takeaways
- Best overall: 5-Inch Firm Silicone Dildo with Suction Base in Pink – NS Novelties ($49.98 CAD) — easy size, easy cleanup, and the suction base is genuinely useful.
- Best for couples: 14-Inch Realistic Double Dildo for Couples, Purple – Blush Novelties ($38.80 CAD) — flexible, simple, and fun without turning into a logistics project.
- Best budget: 12-Inch Stacked Silicone Dildo in Pink and Blue – NS Novelties ($8.97 CAD) — cheap enough to experiment, but read the trade-offs in our review.
- Best for strap-on play: 6" Hollow Strap On Dildo with Harness, Vanilla – Dr. Skin ($56.15 CAD) — a wearable option that includes the harness.
- Most playful novelty: 7 Inch Glow-in-the-Dark Rainbow Silicone Dildo with Balls – Curve Toys ($63.50 CAD) — glow + balls + silicone; it’s a vibe.
I get a version of this question almost every week: “I want a dildo that feels good… but I don’t want to accidentally buy something huge, plasticky, or impossible to clean.” Honestly, fair. The internet is full of overhyped reviews and vague “best of” lists that don’t even tell you what the toy costs.
So here’s how we do it at Red Pleasures: we recommend what we actually stock, we tell you the real price in CAD, and we’ll be blunt about who each toy is not for. If you’re in Ottawa (or anywhere else in Canada) and you want a body-safe, discreetly shipped option you can feel confident about, this guide is for you.
One more note: a dildo isn’t “better” just because it’s longer. What changes your experience is girth, firmness, shape, and lubrication. If you buy based on the headline inches alone, you’re setting yourself up for a toy that lives in a drawer.
Myths we should kill before you spend money
- Myth: “Bigger is automatically better.” Truth: bigger is just… bigger. If your body tenses up, pleasure drops.
- Myth: “Texture always feels better.” Truth: texture can be amazing, but it can also irritate if you’re dry or sensitive.
- Myth: “You can tell quality from the product photo.” Truth: material and finishing matter more than lighting.
Comparison table (real products, real prices)
| Product | Price | Brand | Type | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12-Inch Stacked Silicone Dildo in Pink and Blue – NS Novelties | $8.97 CAD | NS Novelties | Large Dildos 9 Inch Plus | View |
| 14-Inch Realistic Double Dildo for Couples, Purple – Blush Novelties | $38.80 CAD | Blush Novelties | Large Dildos 9 Inch Plus | View |
| 5-Inch Firm Silicone Dildo with Suction Base in Pink – NS Novelties | $49.98 CAD | NS Novelties | Dildos | View |
| 6" Hollow Strap On Dildo with Harness, Vanilla – Dr. Skin | $56.15 CAD | Blush Novelties | Strap-Ons | View |
| 7 Inch Glow-in-the-Dark Rainbow Silicone Dildo with Balls – Curve Toys | $63.50 CAD | XR LLC | Dildos | View |
| 7 Inch Glow-in-the-Dark Rainbow Silicone Dildo – Curve Toys | $63.50 CAD | XR LLC | Dildos | View |
| 16-Inch Realistic Double Dildo – Flexible PVC – Blush Novelties | $46.80 CAD | Blush Novelties | Large Dildos 9 Inch Plus | View |
5-Inch Firm Silicone Dildo with Suction Base in Pink – NS Novelties ($49.98 CAD)
Link: https://www.redpleasures.ca/products/colours-pleasures-silic-5-pink
We stock this because it’s the rare dildo that feels beginner-friendly without being ‘meh’ once you’ve got confidence. The size is approachable, the silicone feel is smooth (not sticky), and the suction base makes it surprisingly versatile—shower-wall fantasies, hands-free thrusting on a chair, or just stabilizing it while you learn angles.
Who we think it’s for: Beginners, anyone who wants a dependable ‘daily driver’ toy, and people who care about easy cleanup.
Honest trade-offs: If you’re chasing deep penetration or you want a very squishy feel, this may read as a little firm. Also, suction only works well on truly smooth surfaces—textured tile can be a mood killer.
How we’d use it (real talk): Start slow, use more lube than you think you need, and pay attention to your body’s “yes” signals. If you feel yourself bracing, you’re rushing. The goal is pleasure, not a personal record.
14-Inch Realistic Double Dildo for Couples, Purple – Blush Novelties ($38.80 CAD)
Link: https://www.redpleasures.ca/products/b-yours-14-double-dildo-purple
Double dildos are one of those toys that sound complicated until you try the right one. The honest truth: a lot of couples buy a double, use it once, and never touch it again because it’s too stiff or too long. This one hits a friendlier middle ground—flexible enough to play with positions, but still has enough structure to feel satisfying.
Who we think it’s for: Couples who want shared penetration play, especially if you’re curious but not ready to invest in a full strap-on setup.
Honest trade-offs: Skip this if you want a harness-compatible toy—doubles aren’t meant to anchor the way a harness dildo does. Also, if either partner is brand new to penetration, start smaller first; doubles can encourage ‘too much too soon.’
How we’d use it (real talk): Start slow, use more lube than you think you need, and pay attention to your body’s “yes” signals. If you feel yourself bracing, you’re rushing. The goal is pleasure, not a personal record.
12-Inch Stacked Silicone Dildo in Pink and Blue – NS Novelties ($8.97 CAD)
Link: https://www.redpleasures.ca/products/colours-stacked-12-dildo-pink-blu
Yes, the price is shockingly low. And that’s exactly why it belongs on this list—with a warning label. Sometimes you just want a low-commitment toy to figure out what shape or girth you like. This is a ‘test your preferences’ option: long, visually fun, and inexpensive.
Who we think it’s for: People who want a low-cost experiment, already know they like larger toys, and are prepared to be extra careful about cleaning and storage.
Honest trade-offs: At this price, you’re not paying for premium finishing. If you’re sensitive to smell or you’re picky about texture, you may be happier spending more on silicone. Also: big toys can be tempting; don’t let the inches push your body past comfort.
How we’d use it (real talk): Start slow, use more lube than you think you need, and pay attention to your body’s “yes” signals. If you feel yourself bracing, you’re rushing. The goal is pleasure, not a personal record.
6" Hollow Strap On Dildo with Harness, Vanilla – Dr. Skin ($56.15 CAD)
Link: https://www.redpleasures.ca/products/dr-skin-6-hollow-strap-on-vanilla
If you want strap-on play but don’t want to spend an afternoon researching compatible bases, harness rings, and sizing, a kit like this makes life easier. We like it as a starter set because it removes the most common friction point: buying pieces that don’t work together.
Who we think it’s for: Couples who want to explore strap-on play with minimal setup and a clear, wearable design.
Honest trade-offs: Skip this if you already own a harness you love—buying a standalone dildo might make more sense. Also, hollow toys feel different: the sensation is often less ‘weighted’ than a solid silicone dildo.
How we’d use it (real talk): Start slow, use more lube than you think you need, and pay attention to your body’s “yes” signals. If you feel yourself bracing, you’re rushing. The goal is pleasure, not a personal record.
7 Inch Glow-in-the-Dark Rainbow Silicone Dildo with Balls – Curve Toys ($63.50 CAD)
Link: https://www.redpleasures.ca/products/lollicock-7-gid-rainbow-silicone-w-ball
Glow-in-the-dark sounds gimmicky until you realize it changes the mood—especially for playful, less-serious nights. What sets this apart from cheap novelty toys is that it’s silicone and has a defined shape with balls, which some people find adds a grounding, realistic feel.
Who we think it’s for: People who want a playful silicone toy with a bit of visual flair, plus anyone who likes a toy with balls.
Honest trade-offs: Skip this if you want subtle aesthetics (it’s unapologetically fun) or if balls are a no for you. Also, glow features are never ‘bright forever’—they need light to charge.
How we’d use it (real talk): Start slow, use more lube than you think you need, and pay attention to your body’s “yes” signals. If you feel yourself bracing, you’re rushing. The goal is pleasure, not a personal record.
7 Inch Glow-in-the-Dark Rainbow Silicone Dildo – Curve Toys ($63.50 CAD)
Link: https://www.redpleasures.ca/products/lollicock-7-gid-rainbow-silicone-dildo
If you like the idea of glow but you don’t want the balls, this version keeps things simpler. It’s also a nice pick if you prefer a cleaner silhouette and want something that’s easy to maneuver in different positions.
Who we think it’s for: Anyone who wants a straightforward, playful silicone dildo that’s easy to control.
Honest trade-offs: Skip this if you need a suction base for hands-free use. And if you strongly prefer ultra-soft toys, note that silicone can range from squishy to firm—this sits closer to ‘supportive.’
How we’d use it (real talk): Start slow, use more lube than you think you need, and pay attention to your body’s “yes” signals. If you feel yourself bracing, you’re rushing. The goal is pleasure, not a personal record.
16-Inch Realistic Double Dildo – Flexible PVC – Blush Novelties ($46.80 CAD)
Link: https://www.redpleasures.ca/products/b-yours-16-double-dildo-beige
Texture can be incredible when it’s done right, and frustrating when it’s too aggressive. This one is more about ‘realistic’ shaping than extreme ridges, which is why it makes our cut. It’s also a big reason people upgrade from perfectly smooth toys: the sensation is different, not necessarily better—just more varied.
Who we think it’s for: Intermediate users who already know they enjoy penetration and want to explore a more realistic, textured feel.
Honest trade-offs: Skip this if you hate cleaning texture (it takes longer) or if you’re prone to irritation—more detail means you’ll want more lube, always. And if you’re shopping purely for body-safe material, consider silicone options instead.
How we’d use it (real talk): Start slow, use more lube than you think you need, and pay attention to your body’s “yes” signals. If you feel yourself bracing, you’re rushing. The goal is pleasure, not a personal record.
Materials & safety (the stuff that actually matters)
When people ask us what makes a dildo “good,” we start with safety: non-porous materials (like high-quality silicone) are easier to sanitize and tend to last longer. If you’re buying softer materials like PVC, be more strict about cleaning, drying fully, and storing the toy separately to avoid material reactions.
Use water-based lube with silicone toys. If you’re sharing a toy with a partner, condoms make cleanup simpler and reduce the risk of passing bacteria between bodies. And for anything going near the anus: always choose a toy with a flared base or a safe stop—no exceptions.
Price guide (based on what we stock right now)
- Under $20.00 CAD: ultra-budget experiments like 12-Inch Stacked Silicone Dildo in Pink and Blue – NS Novelties ($8.97 CAD) — fun, but expect compromises.
- $20.00 CAD–$60.00 CAD: most of our approachable picks sit here, including 14-Inch Realistic Double Dildo for Couples, Purple – Blush Novelties ($38.80 CAD) and 5-Inch Firm Silicone Dildo with Suction Base in Pink – NS Novelties ($49.98 CAD).
- $60.00 CAD and up: specialty designs, larger sizes, and premium materials/finishes (if you want something very specific, this is often where you land).
Why buy from Red Pleasures?
Because we’re picky in the ways that matter: we focus on toys that are easier to clean, that feel good in real bodies (not just on a product page), and that ship discreetly across Canada. If you’re browsing from Ottawa and you don’t want a box that announces your weekend plans, you’re in the right place.
We also keep our recommendations grounded in reality: real product names, real prices in CAD, and direct links so you can check details before you buy. No vague “top rated” fluff.
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Red Pleasures Team — We’re a Canada-based shop that takes pleasure and safety seriously. Our reviews are written like we’d talk to a friend: what’s great, what’s not, and who should skip it.
FAQ
What’s the best dildo to start with if I’m new?
Start with something smaller in a truly body-safe material and with a base you can control. For most beginners, our team leans toward 5-Inch Firm Silicone Dildo with Suction Base in Pink – NS Novelties ($49.98 CAD) because the size is manageable, the suction base lets you go hands-free safely on flat surfaces, and silicone is easy to clean.
Is silicone always better than PVC?
Not always, but it’s usually the safer bet. Platinum-cured silicone is non-porous and easier to sanitize, which is why we recommend it for most people. Softer PVC can still feel great, but it’s typically more porous and can hold onto scent over time—so you’ll want to be extra strict about cleaning and storage.
How do I know what size to buy?
Measure what you already enjoy (fingers, toys, penetration depth) and pick one step up—not five steps up. Length is often marketing; girth is what your body notices. If you’re unsure, choose a smaller diameter and focus on angle, firmness, and lubrication.
What’s the difference between a double dildo and a strap-on dildo?
A double dildo is a shared toy—two ends, usually used by two partners (or one partner in creative ways). A strap-on dildo is made to be worn with a harness. If you specifically want wearable play, go with 6" Hollow Strap On Dildo with Harness, Vanilla – Dr. Skin ($56.15 CAD) instead of a flexible double.
Do I need a dildo with a suction base?
You don’t need one, but suction changes the whole experience—especially for solo. The trade-off is that suction-base toys can be a bit firmer or have a wider base. If you want versatility, suction is worth prioritizing.
Can I use silicone lube with silicone toys?
We don’t recommend it. Silicone lube can sometimes interact with silicone toys and change the finish. Use a high-quality water-based lube for silicone dildos, especially if you want the toy to look and feel new for longer.
How do I clean a dildo properly?
Wash with warm water and mild, unscented soap before and after use. Pay attention to texture and any seams. Dry fully, then store away from other toys (especially silicone-on-silicone contact) to avoid material transfer.
Is it normal if my toy has a strong smell out of the package?
A light manufacturing smell can happen, especially with softer materials. It should fade after washing and air-drying. If the smell is very strong or doesn’t improve, it’s a sign to choose a higher-grade material next time.
What dildo is best for couples?
If you want something you can share without complicated setup, a double dildo can be fun. The one we see couples reach for is 14-Inch Realistic Double Dildo for Couples, Purple – Blush Novelties ($38.80 CAD)—it’s straightforward, flexible enough to work with different positions, and priced like a ‘let’s try it’ experiment rather than a major investment.
Do you ship discreetly in Canada?
Yes—plain packaging, no awkward branding on the outside. If you’re in Ottawa and want to keep things low-key, this matters more than people think.
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