POUNDLAND has started selling sex toys for those looking for cheap thrills.
Bullet vibrators from discount retailers have caused some buzz among female customers this summer. The X-
Rated Toys come in stunning pink with gel and wet wipes-at a low price of just one pound.
The vivid series of Poundland has previously been discussed on the sex box of Channel 4, where sexologist Goedele Liekens carefully studied the products.
She praised the vibrator and said "it's no different from what you bought for a few hundred pounds ".
It is understood that these toys have been sold in some stores since 2015, but have recently expanded their sales to more stores.
After shoppers discovered the toy at their local store, they began using social media.
Francesca wrote: "Just to let you know that you can buy the vibrator and the c * ring from Poundland. Top quality.
Jamie added: "who bought a vibrator from Poundland?
Of course, a pound is definitely not enough!
A spokesman for Poundland said: "The project is sold on top shelf in the health and beauty department and is not accessible to children.
Meanwhile, earlier this week, a student teacher dropped her chin after revealing she got a 7 inch sex toy.
The 24-year-old, Emma Phillips, had sex with her 29-year-old partner, Lee Miller, early Saturday when the sex toy "disappeared ".
Originally thought it was a prank for Lee to hide the vibrator under the pillow until momof-
One felt buzzing on her belly and she realized it had disappeared.
After being rushed to the hospital for surgery to remove the toy, Emma is now warning others loudly that if they find themselves in a similar predicament, don't let the embarrassment stop them from asking for help.
"It's a big taboo, but it's really not a big deal," she said . ".
"You heard that someone is sick or even dead because they are too embarrassed to get help-I hate that this happens to someone.