This sculptural, ultra-elegant rabbit vibrator looks like it

Smile Makers The Firefighter Clitoral Vibrator

Richards likes that there’s a small end and a larger end, so you can experiment with different sensations. This sculptural, ultra-elegant rabbit vibrator looks like it belongs in an art museum, but trust me, you’ll want to keep it very close to home. It’s crafted from premium silicone, boasts multiple vibration patterns, and is designed with an ergonomic curve that knows exactly where to go. Say no more, because Lovehoney’s massive stock of sexually gratifying products is here to satisfy you.

These are usually longer than vibes meant for external use, so they can hit those erogenous zones. Often, they’ll have a curve that helps them target sensitive areas more effectively. And as mentioned above, vibrators intended for anal insertion should always have a flared base, for safety reasons. Originally used as muscle massagers, wand-style vibrators can certainly help you, uh, relieve some tension. These toys tend to be big and heavy, so they may not be right for all positions and sex acts, but they usually make up for their bulkiness with sheer power.

With a simple push of a button, your partner can send you pleasure from across the country (or even around the world). Both apps allow for long-distance control with your partner’s phone, so you can play together even when you’re apart. The adjustable height and angle designs allow for the perfect position every time, plus it’s Vac-U-Lock compatible with all of your favorite attachments. This way, you can pilot your own ship or hand over the reins to your partner and let them have control.

This rabbit vibrator has an adjustable external arm that moves with you for clitoral stimulation while the curved shaft of the internal arm stimulates the G-spot. Both arms can be controlled independently so you can enjoy different speeds and vibration modes. There is also an app so you can hook up multiple toys and your partner can operate no matter how far away they are. Not all wand vibrators are created equal, according to Stephanie Hack, MD, founder of women’s health platform, Lady Parts Doctor, who has a list of criteria your sex toys should meet before you shell out your hard-earned cash.

Since the sex toy industry is unregulated, unsafe and irritating materials unfortunately run rampant. You’ll want to look for materials that are non-porous and free of phthalates (a toxic plasticizer found in some sex toys). For vibrators , usually this means silicone and ABS plastic, although some other body-safe sex toy materials include glass, stainless steel vibrators, ceramic, and properly sealed wood.

Opt for a location where both you and your partner feel comfortable and at ease. For beginners, starting with familiar surroundings can alleviate nervousness and facilitate quick adjustments if needed. Restaurants, with their intimate seating arrangements and discreet restrooms, offer an ideal setting for discreet yet exhilarating encounters. Firstly, before making a purchase, it’s wise to read reviews or real-life comments to gain honest insights into the performance of the vibrator.