Firefly — every product, scored

Firefly make plugs that people actually keep using — seven products in our index, averaging a Coyscore of 88. Their glass pieces are consistently quiet about what they are, their silicone range comes in sizes that make sense for beginners, and the review counts are high enough to trust what they say.

The line splits neatly: borosilicate glass plugs that reviewers love for their weight and ease of cleaning, and a silicone Pleasure Plug range that runs from mini through to medium. The glass pieces — a tapered plug and a larger variant — sit at the top of the scoring, with 296 and 184 reviews respectively. The Pleasure Plugs come in four sizes and three colours, each with a flared base and a narrow neck that makes long wear comfortable.

There's also the Prince Glow Kit, a three-piece training set in glow-in-the-dark silicone that 91 reviewers scored at 90. It's one of the few kits we see that doesn't ask you to jump from "cautious" to "committed" in a single size step.

Three of the four materials we can confirm are non-porous — borosilicate glass and silicone, both of which clean properly and last. The fourth is TPE, which is porous and cannot be sterilised; keep those pieces to one person and use a fresh condom each time.

Three products have no stated material in the supplier spec, so we've scored them as unknown. Where a material isn't listed, we don't guess — the review text isn't a reliable source, and we won't fill the gap from general knowledge.

The Glass Tapered Plug leads at 92, with 296 reviews and a Coy Approved grade. Reviewers consistently mention how smooth it is, how little lube it needs, and how the weight makes it easy to relax around. The small blue silicone Pleasure Plug and the large glass plug both score 90, and the Prince Glow Kit matches them — all four are Coy Approved.

The medium pink Pleasure Plug sits at 89 and earns Coy Recommended. Even the lowest-scoring product in the range — the mini pink plug at 81 — still clears our threshold, and 52 reviewers thought it worth writing about.

The Snug Report is published by the team behind Coy, a New Zealand retailer that stocks many of the products reviewed here. We say so on every page. Our scores come from aggregated public reviews, not from us — the method is on the methodology page and the evidence count is on every review.