I’m not a blogger at heart, and the very idea of having to write meaningless text completely empties my mind of any potential idea. So this post will be rather brief, I’m sorry. But it will at least have the merit (I hope) of sharing our experience with the online shop Adam and Eve.
Him
Adam and Eve was the very first online sex shop we had trusted. Rightly or wrongly?
1st order with Adam and Eve
It was too long ago for my underperforming brain to remember the contents of the order, but whatever. Anyway, they were definitely in stock, since I never order if it specifies otherwise.
All the same, the prices were friendly, the site was easy to use, and for a first purchase of sex toys, it was still less scary than going to a “real” sex shop.
Once the order was placed, the parcel was received within the time allowed (a few days, I think), well packaged, discreet, etc. In short, flawless.
2nd order with Adam and Eve
So, after a trouble-free first order, we chose to repeat a choice that seemed good, for the next purchase.
Unfortunately, it didn’t go quite so well. Nothing catastrophic, in fact, but the delivery time was abominable, on the order of twenty days if I remember correctly, maybe more.
It’s long. Much too long. Especially since no particular advantage offsets the drawback.
Conclusion
I liked
- The shop is straightforward, and it’s not scary for a first “sex shop” purchase. And you can even find a huge range of clothing (expensive and poor quality, but still!)
- It’s a major brand.
I didn’t like
- It’s a major brand.
- The delivery times… random!
I probably won’t order from them again, unless there is a particular reason, but I don’t really see what that would be…
If I had to give a rating out of five, I would give it just average. 2.5 / 5
Illustrations:
- “Adam and Eve” by Pierre Paul Rubens in the header,
- “Adam and Eve” by Bartholomäus Spranger in the article.
