Couples Intimacy vs. Buying Separately
The Couples Intimacy bundle is $149, but does that beat buying the KUBEE, CONDICE, and Velvet Touch one by one? We add up prices and when a separate cart fits.
Shopping as a pair changes the math because you are buying for two bodies and two preferences at once. The bundle promises one box that covers him, her, and the lube between them; the singles let you match each piece to who actually wants it. The smarter buy depends on what you already own and how curious each person is.
The Short Answer
Buy the Couples Intimacy bundle if neither of you owns any of these pieces, because at $149 it saves about $90 versus the $238.90 list total of the items inside. Buy the singles instead when one partner already has a similar device, when only one person wants to try something new, or when a single is discounted below bundle math. For a first shared shelf, the bundle wins on price; for a targeted addition, separate is cleaner.
What Comes in the Couples Intimacy Bundle
The set pairs a male prostate wellness device with a clitoral licking stimulator, then adds a water-based lubricant so the first night needs no extra errand. Each item ships in plain packaging, which keeps a shared-mailbox delivery discreet.
The three pieces split the work by partner: one is built for him, one for her, and the lubricant is shared. That division is why the bundle reads as a couple's gift rather than two separate purchases you have to explain at checkout.
The Price Math: Bundle vs. Three Singles
List prices in USD make the comparison simple. The KUBEE lists at $89, the CONDICE at $128.90, and the Velvet Touch lubricant at $21. Together that is $238.90 before any promotion. The Couples Intimacy bundle lists at $149.
- Bundle: $149 for all three pieces.
- Singles: $89 plus $128.90 plus $21 equals $238.90.
- Saving: about $89.90, or more than one third off the separate total.
The saving only counts if both pieces would get used. If one partner is unsure, paying $149 for a set that sits half-unopened is not a bargain; starting with the one device that person actually wants is the better spend.
When Buying Separately Makes Sense
The bundle is not always the right call, and three cases make a separate cart the smarter move.
- One partner already owns a similar piece. A duplicate prostate or clitoral device wastes the saving. Buy only the missing half.
- Only one person is interested. If she wants the licking toy and he is hesitant, a single $128.90 device beats a $149 set he may not touch.
- A single is on sale. Check the cart total; a promoted item can undercut the bundle price.
Stimulation, Size, and Fit
The KUBEE is a contour-shaped prostate wellness device with a remote control, built for slow, targeted use and easy handling. The CONDICE uses a licking motion rather than broad vibration, which many people find more nuanced on the clitoris. The Velvet Touch lubricant is shared and changes how both feel against skin.
Size affects comfort and storage. The wellness device is compact and discreet; the licking toy is small enough to tuck in a drawer. If only one piece is wanted, the smaller single is an easy place to start without committing to the full set.
Noise, Battery, and Cleaning
Both devices recharge by USB-C and are built for quiet running, which matters when a couple shares a bedroom or thin walls. A full charge supports several sessions, and a travel lock keeps them silent in a bag. Many people find that quiet, rechargeable devices lower the awkwardness of first use, which is part of why the bundle's paired pieces work as a set.
- Waterproof: both rinse clean under water for fast cleanup.
- Cleaning: warm water and mild soap, then air dry before storage.
- Lubricant: water-based only; avoid silicone lube on silicone heads.
Materials and Body Safety
All three pieces use body-safe silicone over sealed motors, with no latex or phthalates in the parts that touch skin. The non-porous surface rinses clean without trapping bacteria, which is why silicone is the standard for products a couple plans to keep and reuse. A quick seam check each month confirms the devices are still safe, and a plain storage pouch keeps them private without shame.
Who Should Pick the Bundle vs. the Singles
Choose the Couples Intimacy bundle when you are starting fresh together and want one box that covers both partners with a clear saving. Choose separate purchases when one of you already owns a similar item, when only one partner is ready to try, or when budget allows just one new piece this month. Both are valid; they fit different starting points.
As a gift, the bundle signals "we" and ships discreetly. As a personal addition, one well-chosen single is usually the wiser spend.
Where to Start
If neither of you owns these pieces, the bundle is the cheapest path to a shared shelf. If you only need one half, buy that half and add the lubricant on its own.
- Couples Intimacy (3-Piece Bundle) — $149: all three pieces together, about $90 under the separate list total.
- KUBEE — $89: the male wellness device on its own for a focused first buy.
- CONDICE — $128.90: the clitoral licking toy for her, sold separately.
- Browse the Customer Favorites collection for the full line.
- Related reading: the Couples Intimacy ritual and best toys for couples starting out.
Sources
- Planned Parenthood — guides to bodies, pleasure, and communication.
- Cleveland Clinic — sexual wellness and relationship health.
- Mayo Clinic — general health and product safety.
Written by the GETAUVE Editorial Team. This article is general education and not medical advice. See a clinician for persistent symptoms. Prices are list prices in USD and may change.