By: Andy Powell — Senior Correspondent | B2B Pleasure Products News

BOSTON, MA — (August 18, 2026)  — Sexual wellness brand plusOne is taking its retail distribution strategy directly onto college campuses through a new partnership with Snag, an on-demand delivery platform serving university communities across the United States.




Under the partnership, college students can order a selection of plusOne intimate wellness products through Snag for direct delivery in as little as 10 minutes, combining the convenience of app-based commerce with an increasingly mainstream approach to personal and intimate wellness.

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For plusOne parent Beacon Wellness Brands, the deal creates another distribution channel for reaching younger adult consumers at a formative stage in their purchasing habits.

For the wider sexual wellness industry, the partnership offers another example of how intimate care products are moving beyond conventional adult retail and into the same on-demand commerce ecosystem consumers already use for food, personal care and everyday necessities.

plusOne Moves Into On-Demand Campus Commerce

Snag currently operates across 16 college campuses nationwide, according to the companies, with locations including Ohio State University, the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Florida, UC Santa Barbara, Virginia Tech and the University of Colorado Boulder.

The delivery platform has built a community approaching 200,000 users, providing plusOne with access to a concentrated college-age consumer base through an environment designed around immediate purchasing.

That access is particularly significant for products where convenience and privacy can influence how consumers shop.

Instead of traveling to a store or waiting several days for an online shipment, eligible adult students on participating campuses can purchase available plusOne products through the same type of rapid-delivery experience increasingly associated with other consumer categories.




Beacon Wellness Sees Accessibility as Key

Beacon Wellness Brands CEO Maria Warrington positioned the partnership as part of a broader effort to normalize wellness products alongside other forms of everyday self-care.

“College is often the first time young women are making their own decisions about how they care for themselves,” said Maria Warrington, CEO of Beacon Wellness Brands, parent company of plusOne. “We want products for sleep, intimacy and everyday wellness to feel just as normal and accessible as skincare, period care or anything else they might have delivered to their door. This partnership gives students greater choice and convenient access to products that support their wellness on their own terms.”

The strategy closely reflects the direction Beacon has been taking with plusOne beyond traditional sexual wellness merchandising.

Beacon describes itself as a personal care and sexual wellness company with both national branded-goods and OEM operations. The company says its products are sold through thousands of retail locations across the United States, including major mass-market chains.

Snag Puts Speed and Privacy at Center of Partnership

For Snag, the plusOne partnership adds intimate wellness to a delivery model centered around the immediate needs of campus consumers.

“We’re excited to partner with Beacon Wellness to give college students fast, discreet access to sexual wellness products,” said Carter Zwick, head of partnerships at Snag. “With Snag, Beacon products can be delivered to students in 10 minutes, without the wait or discomfort of purchasing them at a checkout counter. Speed matters, and so does privacy. Thank you to everyone who made this partnership possible.”

That combination of speed, convenience and discretion gives the partnership a different proposition from conventional e-commerce.

Snag’s broader business model also provides brands with more than product delivery. The company’s partnership materials promote opportunities including in-app visibility, social media promotion, on-campus sampling and real-time consumer insights.

For consumer brands, that potentially turns a campus delivery service into both a sales channel and a customer-acquisition platform.




Why the Snag Partnership Matters for Sexual Wellness Retail

For the B2B pleasure products sector, the significance of the agreement goes beyond how quickly a product reaches a student’s door.

It demonstrates another potential route to market.

Sexual wellness manufacturers have spent years expanding from specialty adult stores into pharmacies, mass merchants, beauty retailers and mainstream e-commerce. Rapid campus delivery introduces yet another channel — one built around location, immediacy and mobile purchasing.

That could be particularly valuable for brands attempting to reach adult Gen Z consumers.

Snag tells prospective brand partners that its campus platform can create product discovery and trial while providing opportunities to develop longer-term customer relationships.

In that context, plusOne isn’t simply gaining another place where its products can be ordered. It is gaining exposure within a digital retail environment specifically built around college consumers.

plusOne Continues Mainstream Retail Expansion

The Snag partnership also arrives during a period of significant retail expansion for plusOne.

Beacon Wellness Brands has worked to position the brand around accessible intimate wellness while expanding its presence beyond traditional sexual wellness channels.

In July, plusOne launched at Ulta Beauty, a significant step in bringing intimate wellness products further into mainstream beauty and personal-care retail. Warrington said the company has been working toward making sexual wellness as approachable as beauty and skincare.

Beacon has separately expanded plusOne into broader women’s wellness through its Wellness Care Collection, covering areas such as menopause support, sleep and everyday self-care.

Those moves make the Snag agreement part of a larger distribution strategy rather than an isolated campus promotion.




From 25,000+ Retail Doors to the Dorm-Room Economy

Beacon has previously reported availability across more than 25,000 retail locations nationwide, including major chains such as Walmart, Target, CVS, Walgreens and Meijer.

Snag adds a fundamentally different kind of access.

Traditional retail distribution depends on consumers visiting stores or ordering products for shipment. Campus delivery brings inventory into a hyperlocal network where products can potentially move from order to customer within minutes.

For manufacturers and distributors watching changes in consumer shopping behavior, that model is worth paying attention to.

If rapid delivery succeeds in sexual wellness, other brands could increasingly view college-focused and hyperlocal delivery platforms as viable extensions of their retail strategies.

College Campuses Become a New Wellness Retail Frontier

The plusOne-Snag partnership ultimately reflects two trends converging at once: the mainstreaming of intimate wellness and consumers’ growing expectation that products should be available on demand.

For plusOne, Snag provides direct access to adult college consumers while supporting Beacon’s broader message that intimate wellness can sit alongside skincare, period care, sleep and other everyday self-care categories.

For Snag, plusOne expands the range of wellness products available through its campus ecosystem.

And for sexual wellness retailers, distributors and manufacturers, the partnership may be the more interesting signal.

As product discovery moves increasingly through apps, social platforms and rapid-delivery networks, where a sexual wellness product is available may become almost as important as where it sits on a traditional retail shelf.

Consumers can learn more through plusOne’s official website. Snag provides information about its campus delivery platform and participating locations through Snag.

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