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We’re well past Valentine’s Day, but LELO is still hosting its annual sale — only for the next 22 hours, though! Whether you’re shopping for a little treat for yourself or looking for the perfect gift for your bestie or SO, you’re gonna want to check out what LELO has to offer.

As of Feb. 24, you can score up to 50% off select LELO toys, plus get a free LELO Relax Body Mat with any purchase of $199 or more (which isn’t hard to do when you’re shopping luxe sex toys).

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LELO doesn’t skimp on quality, and some of its best-sellers are included in this sale. From the Smart Wand 2 to the Enigma Double Sonic (I have both!) to male masturbators, there’s something for everyone.

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