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Keep your favourite buzz going with replacement batteries for compatible sex toys and remotes. Find the right battery code here and save yourself a very unsexy trip to the kitchen drawer later.

Quick buying advice

Sex Toy Battery Advice

Flat batteries have terrible timing. A spare pack takes up very little room beside your favourite toy and can save your night in from an early finish.

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Keep the buzz in your bedroom plans with replacement batteries for compatible toys and remotes. A spare pack is not the sexiest thing in the drawer, but it can be the hero of your night in.

Down Under Thunder is Australian-owned and based in Bendigo, Victoria. Match the battery code your device needs, stock up without the last-minute dash and enjoy the same plain, discreet packaging as the rest of your order.

Find the Right Battery for Your Toy

The battery code is the useful bit, even if it is not the exciting bit. AA, N and button cells come in different sizes and voltages. Match the code and quantity printed inside your toy’s battery compartment, then choose the pack you need. A remote may take a different cell, so give that a look too.

Sex Toy Battery FAQs

Will any battery that fits work?

No. Physical size is only one part of the match. The battery code and voltage must be the ones specified for the device.

Does my remote use the same batteries as my toy?

It may not. Small remotes often have their own battery type, even when the toy itself is rechargeable. The compartment marking or manual gives you the answer.

How many batteries should I order?

Use the number required by the toy and the quantity supplied in each pack. A two-cell device needs two matching cells of the specified type, while the remote may need something else entirely. A spare pack is handy once you have the right code.

Can I replace disposable batteries with rechargeable cells?

Only if the device supports that battery type and voltage. Rechargeable cells are not automatically an equivalent just because they are the same size. The device’s power specification gives you the answer.