Vibrators are some of the most accessible sex toys on the market, but a lot So buying one can be a pain. Luckily, there are some tips and tricks to help narrow down the problem.
Please take a look at the materials first. For vibrators, they must be made from 100% platinum-cured silicone. Shiny hard plastic is fine for areas that don’t come into contact with genitals, but platinum silicone is non-porous and easy to clean. safe for the body. Unlike lower grade silicones, platinum silicone does not emit strange odors or compounds that may be unpleasant or harmful to genitals. This is because it is chemically different from other types of silicone. surgical steel (also known as 316 stainless steel), and borosilicate glass It’s also body-safe, durable, and non-porous, but it’s less common in vibrators.
Next, take a look at the charger that comes with your vibrator. USB-A, USB-C, or a proprietary AC adapter? I try to keep things simple and stick with vibrators that charge with USB-A or USB-C. It’s easy to lose your charger, but it’s nice to know that you can use any charging cable you have lying around. There’s nothing worse than a toy that breaks during use.
Finally, use your nose. When you get a new vibrator, first test the strength of the vibrations with the tip of your nose. When you feel your nostrils and sinuses being tickled, you know you can stimulate deep into your reproductive tissues. Remember that about 90% of the clitoris is under the skin and cannot be stimulated directly, so a deep vibrator is important. The same goes for the penis, the erectile tissue is located deep within the body and can be stimulated with a vibrator to provide a new sense of exhilaration.
