The Museum of Sex has turned off a 66-year-old blind Brooklyn woman.

The kinky cultural’s website discriminates against visually-impaired people, a federal class-action lawsuit charges.

Marion Kiler, the lead plaintiff, claims she’s made “numerous attempts” to buy products from the museum’s online store, which hawks everything from performance tickets to nipple clamps ($18) and penis pasta ($10.50).

Kiler was poised to lay out $36.50 for a bottle of Province Apothecary Lover’s Oil, but was unable to “independently navigate, use and complete a transaction” due to the “numerous access barriers” on the website, the suit says.

Blind people can access websites by using keyboards in conjunction with screen-reading software, which vocalizes information it sees on a computer screen. The suit charges the website, among other things, lacks navigation links and transactions can’t be performed without a mouse.

The suit seeks unspecified damages.