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Yes, A Candy Corn Butt Plug Has Arrived Just In Time For Fall

Yes, A Candy Corn Butt Plug Has Arrived Just In Time For Fall

Yes, A Candy Corn Butt Plug Has Arrived Just In Time For Fall

Is this a trick or a treat? We can't decide.

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We’re creeping up on spooky season, which means it’s time to gear up for Halloween…and maybe even dabble a little outside of the box in the process.

“Do you hate candy corn? Shove it up your ass,” reads a hilarious product page for Funkit Toys’ candy corn butt plugs.

The company is back with their Halloween-themed treat, just in time for fall. These non-edible replicas of the most controversial candy of the season come in three different sizes — smol, lorge, and Huge — with specific sizing details available on their website, and are made from Shore 0050 silicone.

Although this isn’t the first time Funkit has offered the item, it seems to cause new waves with every year it is rereleased.

This year, Twitter has definitely been taking notice, as word of candy corn specifically made for your butt has been going viral.

These limited edition butt plugs are currently available for $39 through the end of October, although they won’t ship til the start of Halloween month.

You can also cash in on Funkit Toys’ offer of free shipping on purchases over $100 if you want to check out some of their other unique options. Or just say funk it and drop $666 on the terrifying Dildevil (available for $69 if you can find a hidden code on the website).

“I hear if you sell your soul to him he’ll make your sex toy company successful,” the page reads. “From a friend. Who definitely didn’t do that. And wasn’t me.”

This is certainly one way to stock up for Halloween!

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Rachel Kiley

Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.

Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.