EP Supply/Sexy Battery
Match the battery size to your device before anything else: AA (LR6), AAA (LR3) and C (LR14) are not interchangeable, so the size printed on your toy's battery compartment or instructions is the one that counts.
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About EP Supply/Sexy Battery
The range here is batteries in AA, AAA and C sizes, plus a small set of storage and odds and ends items. For batteries, the decision is about size rather than style. The LR6, LR3 and LR14 codes on the packaging are the same sizes as AA, AAA and C, so you can cross-check the code against your device before you buy.
Quantity is the other practical choice. C size comes in a 2 pack and a 10 pack. A small pack lets you see how quickly a new device drains its cells before you commit to a larger stock. Sexy Battery and the AA and AAA options are sold under the same brand name, so the size is the detail to confirm, since the name alone does not show it.
The brand also carries party games, gifts and adult party supplies. Those suit a shared evening rather than solo use, so treat them as add-ons to the batteries rather than the main reason to shop here. Keep spare cells somewhere cool and dry, out of reach of children, and store them separately from loose metal objects.
EP Supply/Sexy Battery FAQ
- Which battery size does my adult toy need?
- Look at the battery compartment or the instructions that came with the toy. The size is usually printed there as AA, AAA or C. Match that exact size. The LR6, LR3 and LR14 codes are the same sizes, so either code will tell you what the device takes.
- Are AA and AAA batteries interchangeable?
- No. AAA is narrower and shorter than AA, and C is larger than both. A cell of the wrong size will not sit properly in a compartment built for another size. Use the size the device specifies and do not force a battery into a compartment that does not fit it.
- Should I buy a multipack or a single pack of batteries?
- A multipack suits a device you use often or one with several battery slots, since you are less likely to run out partway through. A smaller pack is more sensible when you are trying a new device for the first time and want to see how it runs before buying more.
