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Celebrate Pride with a rainbow dildo

It's only available for a limited time.
By Anna Iovine  on 
rainbow dildo set on small lounge chair by a pool surrounded by greenery
Rainbow Amor dildo is back — for a limited time. Credit: Fun Factory

Pride is about much more than rainbows — but we don't mind a little rainbow merch now and again. Thanks to sex toy shop Fun Factory, we can have some multicolored fun in the bedroom with Rainbow Amor(opens in a new tab), a limited edition dildo.

product packaging for the rainbow amor dildo
The Rainbow Amor dildo packaging features work from queer artist Andrea Vollgas. Credit: Fun Factory

The toy is six inches long, which is slightly bigger than the average-sized penis(opens in a new tab). It can be paired with a harness for strap-on sex or used on its own; it has a suction base that can stick to flat surfaces. Rainbow Amor is made of body-safe silicone with a bent tip to stimulate the prostate or G-spot.

Rainbow Amor is available for $45(opens in a new tab) through Fun Factory's site. Ten percent of proceeds will go to Trans Future Stage(opens in a new tab), a trans art and beauty showcase at San Francisco Pride. And if rainbow isn't for you, don't worry — there's a Bi Amor dildo available in the colors of the bi pride flag (pink, purple, and blue). They're available while supplies last.

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"Following the success of our Bi Amor dildo, which we made in honor of Zachary Zane’s memoir and manifesto, Boyslut, we are just overwhelmed with excitement to bring back the limited-edition Rainbow Amor, a pleasure product we all adored when we first worked on it," said marketing manager and certified sex educator at Fun Factory, Nora Langknecht. "Lots of creators and sex educators have been asking us if we are bringing it back, and we are thrilled to be doing so."

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Anna Iovine is the sex and relationships reporter at Mashable, where she covers topics ranging from dating apps to pelvic pain. Previously, she was a social editor at VICE and freelanced for publications such as Slate and the Columbia Journalism Review. Follow her on Twitter @annaroseiovine(opens in a new tab).


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