Stag Shop

What Stag Shop is and what the saving looks like

Stag Shop calls itself the Adult Fun Store and describes itself as Canadian owned and operated, with an online shop and more than 30 store locations. Its history line says the first location opened in Waterloo, Ontario in 1972 under the name "Stag Novelties' Books", and the home page names a two-floor flagship at Yonge and Dundas in Toronto, with 2 more Toronto stores at Queen West and McCaul and on Church Street south of Wellesley. The footer gives a head office address in Cambridge, Ontario. The range covers vibrators, dildos, masturbators, bondage gear, lingerie, anal toys, strap-ons and lubricants, sorted for her, for him, for couples and for LGBTQ+ shoppers, and the shop sells its own Stag Shop branded toys beside the big makers' lines.

This is a shop, not a membership. Nothing renews and no trial is described, so the money questions are about price, shipping, the statement and returns. The standing saving is the clearance collection, where every card prints a compare-at price against a lower clearance price. Marked-down cards on the home page and a free-shipping threshold add to it, and a dated banner sale sits on top for a short window.

The clearance collection

The clearance page explains itself as the place where the shop says goodbye to some favorite sex toys: older selections are moved out to make way for newer models, and the shop says it passes the savings on. That is the reason the page gives for the markdowns, and it gives no end date for the collection.

Each card prints a "Compare At" price, then 2 lower prices, then a line in the form "You save ... after code: PRIME". In October 2026 a vibrating strap-on brief showed Compare At $129.99, then $41.60 and $64.00, and "You save $88.39 (68%) after code: PRIME". The page does not label the 2 lower prices, but the saving line ties the lower one to the code. Every card on the page uses the same layout with its own printed percentage, and tags such as Blowout, Top Seller and New mark individual items.

The clearance range is wide. Its first page mixes vibrators and rabbit vibrators, dildos, strokers, strap-ons, impact and bondage gear including paddles, floggers, handcuffs and a leather hood, and party novelties such as straws, napkins and a cake topper. Party novelties carry savings of a few dollars, while the larger toys and the leather hood carry the bigger printed savings.

The code itself belongs to a promotion with a date. In October 2026 the header banner on both pages reads "35% OFF Prime Deals", and in the home page's opening section a line reads "Sale Ends on Monday October 12th 2026 at 11:59 PM", with "*Not Valid on Restricted Items. Some additional restrictions may apply." The home page lists brands the sale does not cover: We-vibe, Arcwave, Stud100, Womanizer, Bathmate, Pjur, Quiver, Clone-A-Willy, Liberator, Fleshjack and Fleshlight. No end date is printed beside the PRIME code on the clearance cards themselves, and the clearance price without the code is the standing figure on each card.

Marked-down items on the home page

Outside clearance, the home page shows sale cards with a struck price beside a lower one, among them the shop's own Wild Rose air-pulse stimulator and Lemon Drop clitoral stimulator. One card for a lay-on vibrator shows NOW $49.99 against a Compared Price of $129.99 in October 2026 and carries the terms "No coupon code required. Discounted price as shown. Not valid with other promotions or discount codes. No further discounts allowed. While Supplies Last! Online Only. Limited Time Only." No end date is printed on those cards.

The two featured banner products, a clitoral suction stimulator and a vibrating and sucking stroker, follow the same rule: each shows a WAS price, a lower NOW ONLY price and a SAVE percentage, with "No coupon code required. No further discounts allowed. Limited Time Only | While Supplies Last!" For anyone hoping to stack a code on a marked-down card, those lines answer it: no further discounts are allowed.

Shipping and the statement

Shipping is the other number the pages repeat. As of October 2026 the footer states "Shipping is FREE Over $59" and the home page says the free shipping comes from a Canadian warehouse, calling the shop the fastest-shipping adult store in Canada. All orders are shipped in plain, discreet packaging, and the home page says they are billed discreetly too.

The billing fact is specific. Under the heading Discreet Billing Information the shop writes: "All orders appear on your statement as TC BIZZ for your privacy and anonymity." That is the name to look for on a card or bank statement. The footer shows a "Pay Securely" label, and the processor and the accepted cards or wallets are not written out. Prices carry a dollar sign without a currency name.

The home page also describes an Online Price Match Guarantee: the shop says it compares prices with several competitors across the web and links a form to submit a price match. It is a pricing promise rather than a discount, and the conditions sit behind that form.

Getting out: cancellation and returns

The footer links Returns & Exchanges, Shipping Terms, Terms of Service, Restricted Items and a FAQ, and the support block lists chat, phone and email help, a toll-free number and phone hours of 8:00AM to 4:00PM EST, Monday to Friday. The text of the returns and terms pages is separate from these two pages, so the return window, refund timing, rules for opened items and whether clearance is final sale have to be read there before paying.

What the money buys, and who the offer suits

The money buys toys and accessories one order at a time, shipped from a Canadian warehouse or bought in a store. The footer's extras add store locations, home parties, events, gift cards, online rewards, a product replacement plan and DoorDash, none of them with a price or a stated benefit on these pages. The home page also prints a 5-year warranty on one named product line and a 2-year manufacturer warranty on another, as the product text gives them.

The offer suits a Canadian shopper who wants one specific item from clearance at its printed markdown, someone who will pass the free-shipping line anyway, and a buyer who values a statement name that does not carry the shop's brand. It suits less a buyer of the excluded brands during a banner sale, someone hoping to stack a code on a home-page markdown, or anyone who needs the refund and cancellation terms in front of them before paying.