Wild Fantasy
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What Wild Fantasy is and what the saving looks like
Wild Fantasy is an online adult shop that calls itself "AUSTRALIAN OWNED & OPERATED" and ships Australia-wide. It is a reseller of other brands: its pages name Satisfyer, Womanizer, Lelo, Rocks Off, GVibe, B-Swish, Lovetoy, Hueman, Evolved, Adam & Eve, Tenga, Palm Power and Hot Octopuss, along with lubricants, massage oils, toy cleaners and card games. There is no membership, trial or subscription; every purchase is a one-off basket.
The saving is the Monthly Sale, a collection of marked-down products from those brands. Each discounted tile shows its regular price beside a lower sale price, and the shop's product carousels add a percentage badge. A second collection, Sex Toys on Sale, lists a wider set of products, and the home page carries a Products On Sale tab. Free delivery applies above a stated spend.
The Monthly Sale in detail
As of October 2026 the Monthly Sale page promised "savings of up to 50% off" from "the world's biggest pleasure brands", and its FAQ narrows that to "discounts of up to 50% off across selected products". The tiles show what that means in practice. The Womanizer Premium 2 air pulse vibrator was $249.00 against a regular $299.00. Other marked-down lines included the Lelo Sona 2 clitoral vibrator, the OTouch Airturn 1 heating masturbator, the Satisfyer Marvelous Four vibrator set, the Rocks Off Cocktail dual stimulator, Real Rock dual-density dildos, a Clone a Willy vibrating dildo, a Hot Octopuss masturbator and a 12-pack of condoms. The "You Might Also Love" carousel under the page puts a badge on each discounted item: the Satisfyer Pro 2 clitoral suction vibrator at -27%, the Satisfyer Number One air-pulse stimulator and the condom pack with similar badges, a Womanizer magnetic charging cable and a Pjur water-based lubricant with the deepest badges in the strip, and most of the vibrators between single figures and the low twenties. Lubricants and accessories from Wet Stuff, Swiss Navy, Pjur and EasyGlide sit in the same strip, which makes them the simplest way to add a marked-down item to a basket.
Not every product in the Monthly Sale is reduced. The Lelo Sona 2 Cruise showed a single price, and card games, toy cleaners and some massage oils showed one price only. Many tiles show a price range because the price varies by size or color, such as a Swiss Navy silicone lubricant listed from the smallest bottle to a very large one. Several items, among them a toy cleaner, a hot wax candle set and a bondage flogger, carry a Pre-order button in place of Add to cart. The Monthly Sale's own description says it runs "from air pulse stimulators and vibrators to masturbators, massage oils and boldly sexy games".
The Sex Toys on Sale page, despite its name, shows mostly single prices. A few GVibe products there carry a lower price beside a higher one, among them the Gvibe³ and the GRabbit, as do a Satisfyer lay-on vibrator and a B-Swish bullet, while most of the GVibe, Skins and Satisfyer lines carry one price. On the home page, the featured row marks down a Satisfyer app-connected masturbator, the Marvelous Four vibrator set and an app-connected plug, and the vibrators row repeats the Satisfyer Pro 2 Plus Next Gen and the Pro + G-Spot rabbit at their sale prices.
Limits, timing and codes
The pages give no end date for the Monthly Sale and print no coupon code. The FAQ says "Our sale changes regularly" and that "Offers change regularly, so it's worth checking back often", and the page closes its intro with "Once they're gone, they're gone!", a stock statement rather than a date. A newsletter box on every page promises updates on "deals and exclusive sales", without stating a sign-up discount.
After checkout: how discounts meet shipping
Nothing converts or renews, and the pages show no pre-ticked add-on. The mechanism worth knowing is how delivery is priced. The FAQ says "Shipping costs are calculated after any discounts, sale prices or coupon codes have been applied", so the shipping charge depends on the total paid after savings. At the free-delivery line that matters: a basket that clears the threshold at regular prices can drop below it at sale prices.
The two pages state the threshold slightly differently. In October 2026 the home page said "FREE shipping on orders over $100", while the Monthly Sale FAQ listed "Free Shipping on orders over $99" and flat-rate shipping for orders under $100, with no flat-rate amount printed.
Delivery speeds
The Monthly Sale FAQ lists free shipping, flat-rate shipping, express shipping, same-day delivery for selected Melbourne metro areas and next-business-day delivery for Sydney, Adelaide and Perth. The home page adds a weekend delivery option and names Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra for its faster services. Neither page prices express, same-day, next-day or weekend delivery or gives an order cut-off time. The FAQ says every order is "packed discreetly with no obvious branding".
Billing
A "Secure Payments" heading sits in the footer without naming any method, and the home copy speaks of "multiple payment options" without listing them. The pages name no processor, accepted card brand, buy-now-pay-later service or billing descriptor, and do not say whether displayed prices include GST.
Getting out
The footer links Returns & Refunds, Terms & Conditions, Shipping & Delivery, Contact Us and an FAQs page, and the shop gives a customer service email and phone line on every page. The Monthly Sale FAQ does not cover returns, so the return window, the rule for opened intimate products and the refund method are not stated on these pages; nothing is said about canceling an order before dispatch either. The FAQ does state that "Every product sold by Wild Fantasy is 100% genuine and sourced from trusted manufacturers", a claim about authenticity rather than a refund term.
What the money buys and who the offer suits
The range covers vibrators, dildos, anal toys, bondage gear, couples' toys, masturbators, lubricants, massage oils, toy cleaners, condoms and sex games, sorted into menus for her, for him and couples and by brand. The home page prints its own product count for each collection, among them 310 vibrators, 254 bondage products, 188 male toys and 63 lubricants and accessories. The FAQ notes that many sale items are waterproof, naming the Womanizer Premium 2 and Satisfyer Pro 2 among them, and advises checking each product's specifications. A blog with product comparisons and guides sits alongside the shop.
The offer suits an Australian shopper who already knows which branded model they want and finds it in the Monthly Sale at a printed markdown, or one adding lubricant and accessories to reach free delivery. It suits less well a buyer who needs the returns terms in writing before ordering, since the shop leaves them to a linked page, or one expecting the headline percentage on every item when the sale is limited to selected products.