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buying a vibrator at Walmart


Question Posted Saturday November 24 2012, 2:15 am

Can you Really buy a vibrator at Walmart or Spencers Because I read you have to be 18 or older I need one but I'm not sure if I can buy one because I'm only 16

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VoiceofReason answered Wednesday December 12 2012, 7:45 am:
Wal-Mart does not sell sex toys. Order it online. You'll need a credit card, though.

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Xui answered Saturday November 24 2012, 2:15 pm:
As far as I know Walmart does not sell vibrators.

You could probably get away with ordering one online but it may require age verification. Yes, Many places have an,age requirement of 18+

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