Germany Sexual Health Market Report 2025
As sexual and gender norms continue to liberalise in Germany, younger generations are exploring their sexuality and identity with greater freedom.
As sexual and gender norms continue to liberalise in Germany, younger generations are exploring their sexuality and identity with greater freedom.
The Germany Sexual Health Market has evolved steadily, with notable growth from 2020 to 2025 driven by rising LGBTQ+ identification (almost 25% among Gen Z) and increasing demand for non-hormonal contraception, as more than 50% of users reported concerns about hormonal side effects.
Younger consumers are more open to exploring diverse sexual practices, while over-55s remain underserved despite significant sexual activity. Purchasing decisions in the Sexual Health Market is influenced by age, relationship status, and financial stability. Looking ahead, the Germany Sexual Health Market is expected to expand in the foreseeable future, supported by inclusive marketing, educational efforts, and greater product variety catering to both younger and older demographics.
Consumer trends in Germany Sexual Wellness Market shows a clear generational divide: Gen Z and Millennials are more sexually active, more likely to identify as LGBTQ+, and open to exploring diverse practices like anal and prostate stimulation. They are also shifting away from hormonal contraception due to health concerns, favouring condoms and natural methods. Purchasing behaviour in the Sexual Wellness Market is influenced by age, relationship status, and financial wellbeing, with men—especially gay and bisexual—more likely to buy products like condoms, lubricants, and sex toys. Older consumers, though sexually active, often feel discomfort buying in-store, favouring discreet online options. Across age groups, there’s a strong demand for education, inclusive messaging, and ethically positioned products.
Purchasing the Germany Sexual Health Market Report 2025 reveals a shift toward inclusivity and education, driven by younger, curious consumers. Brands are responding with diverse, non-hormonal products, LGBTQ+ representation, and digital engagement, while addressing unmet needs among older adults. Ethical claims and online access align with broader health and wellness trends.
The Germany Sexual Health Market Report 2025 offers in-depth insights into consumer behaviours, attitudes, and purchasing patterns across key categories including condoms, lubricants, contraceptives, and sex toys. It explores generational shifts, sexual activity trends, contraceptive preferences, and emerging openness toward taboo topics such as anal stimulation and older-age sexuality. The Sexual Health Market Report is based on a nationally representative survey of 1,936 internet users aged 18+, covering diverse demographics, relationship statuses, sexual orientations, and financial backgrounds. It is a vital resource for marketers, retailers, product developers, healthcare providers, and wellness brands seeking to navigate the evolving Sexual Wellness Market and leverage opportunities in the growing Sexual Wellness Market Size across Germany.
| Report Attributes | Details |
|---|---|
| Published Date | May 2025 |
| Data Range | 2020-2030 |
| Measurement Metrics | Revenue in € |
| Country Focus | Germany |
| Consumer Data | 1,936 internet users aged 18+, January 2025 |
| Number of Pages | 50 |
| Market Segmentation | Condoms, Personal Lubricants, Sex Toys, Hormonal Contraceptives, Non-Hormonal Contraceptives, and Sexual Wellness Accessories |
| Leading Companies | Amorelie, Eis.de, Lovehoney, Surreal, BillyBoy, Durex, We-Vibe, CanesMeno (Bayer UK), Menoelle, Stripes Beauty, MysteryVibe, DU&ICH, Natural Cycles, Tenga, My.Size, Hello Fresh, Ritex, OMGyes, HelloBetter, Lieferando, Satisfyer, Goodparts, Loovara, Fair Squared, Einhorn, and Womanizer |
This report was written by Dr. Max Bruening. Max analyses consumer and market trends within Mintel’s Health & Wellbeing category. With a PhD from Maastricht University and experience at IGES Berlin and the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, he brings deep expertise in survey analysis and the health sector to deliver actionable insights on health and wellbeing topics.
Given lingering taboos around sexuality, brands can use humour to alleviate discomfort and meet consumer demand for education.
Dr. Max Bruening
Research Analyst Health & Wellbeing, Germany