Vibrator buying guide: One Step at a Time！！

Preface

Recently received a lot of private letters to consult the issue of vibrator purchase, and found that there is a common misunderstanding of novice friends - always want to solve all the needs through a multi-function vibrator.

But the actual communication found that most people on their own needs and physiological state of the lack of clear knowledge, and even some people even the basic masturbation methods are not mastered in a hurry to try complex equipment.

Pacifier Clit Suck & Tongue Lick G-spot Stimulation Vibrator

£37.41£71.98

View

Today with the simplest way to help you clear your mind

Define Your Real Masturbation Needs

Don't come in and say "I want to be able to climax instantly", that kind of demand is problematic in itself.

Masturbation and sexual experience needs to be gradual, just like learning to swim, you can't just jump into the deep end.

There are three basic self-tests that we recommend everyone do first:

• can you locate the clitoris accurately?
• does the clitoris respond to finger touch?
• have you ever felt pleasure when rubbing the base of your thighs?

If the answer to any of these questions is "no", put away any vibrator and start with 5 minutes of self-discovery every day.

Choosing a vibrator based on experience

There are four levels based on different levels of experience, which are directly related to each other:

Completely inexperienced people

Never masturbated before, completely unfamiliar with the physiological response,prefer single-function extracorporeal vibrators.

Avoid buying models with sucking/in-body functions and establish basic tactile feedback first.

Experienced in masturbation but not in orgasm

Common misconception: The more expensive the device, the better the results.

Suggestions for selection and purchase：

• Focus on high frequency vibration mode (>5000 rpm)
• Recommended tools: Mini Diving Egg + Lubricant Kit
• Practice method: first with the fingertips to find sensitive areas, then gradually with the vibrator for point stimulation

Bestvibe Rose Suction Clitoral Stimulator

£41.02£51.28

View

Can have clitoral orgasms but have no experience of penetration

Risks: Buying a large penetration toy outright can cause discomfort

Correct steps:

• Measure the diameter of the vaginal entrance with your index finger (normal range 3-5cm).
• Choose a starter model with a tapered design and graduated thickness (recommended length
• Apply plenty of lubricant before the first use and use the 'small push - pause to observe the reaction' method.

Bisou - G-Spot Slapping Vibrator with Licking Function and Vibrating Tongue

£43.30

View

Experienced but seeking multiple experiences

Vibrator selection logic:

• In-vivo needs: preference for silicone, segmented design toys (easy to clean and change accessories)
• In-vivo needs: focus on fit (recommend curved shaped vibrators)
• Special features: be wary of additional features such as sucking/blowing, recommend buying a sucking vibrator separately.

Summaries：How to choose the right vibrator?

Many people think that the more features the better, and can't wait for one toy to solve all their needs. But in reality, the most important thing is to find the right one for you. If you don't know your body well enough, it's hard to choose a vibrator that really suits you.

VVD Rider Desire - Riding Sex Saddle with Thrusting Flapping Vibrating Clitoral Stimulation

£199.98£285.69

View

Principles of selection:

• Beginners: Start with a simple in-vitro vibrator to learn how to masturbate.
• Explore in-vitro orgasms: If you've never had an orgasm, try a more powerful in-vitro vibrator first.
• Experiment with in-vivo experiences: If you want to explore in-vivo stimulation, start with a small toy.
• Upgrade gradually: When you have enough experience, consider a multipurpose vibrator.

Don't be in a hurry to do everything at once. When choosing a vibrator, make sure you understand your needs and your body first to find the way of pleasure that really suits you!

-End-