Should be legal. Simple as. What is the logic behind why it isn't? 

Well done Royal Thai Police. You made Thailand once again to a safe place on earth. Sex toys is indeed the biggest problem in Thailand. At night time I am always scared while walking along the streets that a dildo is following me and will rape me.

9 hours ago, FarangJon said:

Well done Royal Thai Police. You made Thailand once again to a safe place on earth. Sex toys is indeed the biggest problem in Thailand. At night time I am always scared while walking along the streets that a dildo is following me and will rape me.

We call them katoeys around here. 

On 11/12/2025 at 3:43 AM, Georgealbert said:

 

Pictures courtesy of SiamChon 

 

A British man and a Thai national have been arrested in Pattaya for allegedly running an illegal online business selling sex toys, poppers and other prohibited items through QR code stickers posted around the city. The arrests followed a sting operation on the night of 11 November 2025, which authorities said was the culmination of weeks of public complaints about the advertising.

 

Police said the suspects operated under the brand PATTAYA POPPERS, whose stickers were found on power poles, walls and public fixtures across Pattaya. The ads linked to a website offering sex toys, poppers, erectile pills, condoms, drug paraphernalia and even narcotics. 

 

At 22:35 on 11 November, a joint task force led by Pol. Lt. Col. Arut Saphanont, Deputy Chief of Investigation at Pattaya City Police, carried out a controlled purchase of two bottles of poppers for 750 baht each. After confirming the sale, officers raided a rented house on Soi Sukhumvit 42/2, where they seized 110 sex toys, 180 bottles of poppers, 36 packs of erectile tablets, 35 pieces of drug paraphernalia and 11.2 grams of illicit drugs.

 

The suspects were identified as Sunthorn, 40, known as Belle, a Thai national, and Mr Gary Thompson,a British national. Both admitted to running PATTAYA POPPERS for about a year, saying they launched the sticker campaign six months ago after sales declined during Thailand’s economic slowdown. They told police they sourced stock from overseas suppliers and targeted mainly foreign customers.

 

According to police, the poppers were marketed as “leather cleaners” but were used by customers for their euphoric and arousal-enhancing effects. All seized items were taken as evidence, and the suspects were transported to Pattaya City Police Station. Authorities said charges were being prepared for the illegal sale of unregistered medical devices, controlled substances and drug offences.

 

The investigation is ongoing as police trace supply networks and other possible distributors. Officials said further arrests could follow as they continue to crack down on illicit online sales and public advertising of banned products.

 

 

Key Takeaways

 

• Two arrested in Pattaya for selling illegal sex-related products through QR code stickers.

• Police seized more than 300 prohibited items, including poppers, sex toys, and drugs.

• Investigations are continuing, with further arrests possible as authorities widen the probe.

 

Original Story

 

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  Adapted  by  Asean  Now from SiamChon 2025-11-12

 

 

 

 

So they were selling "illegal search toys"???  But, not live ones that walk?  Who were their biggest customers?  Police monitoring walking street?