There are thousands of different vibrators for women with different designs, functionalities, modes and materials. Vibrators have changed through the years and there are many benefits. This is why we wrote this Guide On Vibrators.  You will be able to find a perfect sex toy that will suit your needs from Adult Lifestyle Centres or online sex toy shops.

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Guide On Vibrators

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Vibrator Types

Easiest way to decide which vibrator type is best for you, is to understand what type of stimulation you would like to achieve. Then you will need to have a look for a vibrator type that best suits the stimulation type.

Clitoral Vibrators

It is estimated that over 70% of women achieve orgasm by stimulation of the clitoris. For this reason, it is recommended to begin with a clitoral vibrator. Clitoral vibrators include a clitoral tickler, bullet vibrator and body massager.

• • Clitoral Tickler. Commonly shaped with butterfly or bunny ears. The ears gently tickle the clitoris back and forth.
  • Bullet Vibrators. Bullet vibrators are small and are made to achieve pinpoint stimulation. They normally come with a lipstick shaped, rounded or pointed tip.
  • Body Massagers. Wider and normally fit into the palm of your hand. They can be used on the clitoris or other erogenous zones like the nipples.

G-Spot Vibrator

These orgasms are more intense than clitoral orgasms. There are G-Spot Vibrators available that are designed with a curve to reach the desired erogenous zone.

Dildo Vibrator

Textured to feel and look just like a real erect penis. They are normally made from cyber-skin material that reflect the feeling of real skin.

Rabbit or Dual Vibrators

A rabbit vibrator includes a clitoral stimulator with a vibrating shaft.

Triple Area Vibrators

These include a clitoral stimulator with a vibrating shaft. The tip of the shaft swivels in a circular motion.

Body Wand

They are normally made with a big vibrating head for people who like strong stimulation. Normally made to be plugged directly into a power source.

Jelly Vibrators

Normally more affordable and bendable than most other sex toys. If you buy a jelly vibrator you will need to ensure that it is free of harmful phthalates or 100% body safe.

Remote Controlled Vibrator

Normally come with a wired or wireless remote. You can also find remote controlled vibrators that can be used with mobile phone applications.

Oral Vibrators

Made to stimulate the clit. This stimulation can include suction or the flexibility or movement of a tongue.

Triple Stimulation

This includes a g-spot shaft and a clitoral stimulator. With Triple Stimulation Vibrators the G-Spot shaft normally has a pivoting head or beads that rotate in a circle.

Vibrator Functionality

This should be chosen based upon what works with your lifestyle. There are many thing’s to consider when you are choosing a vibrator.

• Power: Power sometimes will make all the difference between achieving an orgasm. Some women prefer softer vibrations whilst others may need a turbo powered sex machine.
• Size: Some women may have a retroverted uterus and require smaller toys to comfortably achieve orgasm. When choosing a vibrator it is important to remember the G-spot can be reached a finger length into the vagina. Wide vibrators can make you feel full. Long vibrators can reach erogenous zones like the A-Spot.
• Modes: Vibrators have a different amount of modes. Some vibrators also allow you to create your own modes through computer or mobile applications.

Rechargeable or Battery Operated

• • Battery Operated: Battery operated vibrators have a tendency to be more affordable though they are inconvenient. You will need to replace the batteries and some of the batteries don’t last a long time. Buying batteries may mean you will end up paying more in the long run. Batteries can also end up leaking within the vibrator which will make it unusable.
  • Rechargeable: Rechargeable vibrators are Eco-friendly as there is no battery waste. They are normally made with lithium batteries. The charge will last a long time which means your masturbation won’t be interrupted.

Sound Level

You may need a silent vibrator if you would like to use it discretely. Battery Operated Vibrators are normally louder as the batteries rumble around inside.

Waterproof

When buying a vibrator you will need to find out how waterproof it is.

• • 100% Waterproof: There are vibrators that are 100% waterproof which means you can use it in the bath or shower.
  • Splash Proof: There are vibrators that are splash proof which means you can wash them but you should keep water away from any controls or recharging points.

Stimulation Type

There are different types of stimulation including clitoral, g-spot, a-spot or anal. You will need to choose what types of stimulation you would love to feel.

Material Type

It is important to choose a vibrator made from body safe material. Body safe materials are normally phthalate free, latex free and hypoallergenic.

• • Silicone: Silicone is the most popular vibrator material that offers a silky, soft, and smooth feel. Silicone can also change to your bodies temperature.
    • Pure Silicone: Pure silicone is hypoallergenic, body safe and sterile.
    • Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR): TPR is an affordable version of silicone that includes an elastic mix. It is porous and should be washed properly.
    • Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE): TPE is commonly used and is affordable. It is body safe and hypoallergenic. However it is porous and should be washed properly.

Other Materials

• • Elastic. There are various mixes of elastic which can be phthalate free. Most elastics are durable and easy to clean.
  • Glass. Lasts a long time and can adapt to temperatures. For example, if you run glass under warm water, the material will become warm. Glass is non-porous which means bacteria does not get trapped in the material.
  • Futurotic, UR3 & Cyberskin. Futurotic, UR3 & Cyberskin is normally made to look and feel like human skin. It is porous and should be washed properly. This type of material needs to be cleaned with a specially made powder to keep it soft.
  • Latex. Normally made with two layers: A thinner latex coating on top and a material inside that makes it stronger or softer to touch. Latex can easily be disintegrated if used with silicone lubricant. It is recommended to use water based lubricant with latex products.
  • Plastic. Tried and tested within the adult industry with a large selection to choose from. Plastic materials allow vibrations to resound within the sex toy. During craftsmanship some plastic vibrators may have some joins that need to be cleaned after use.
  • Rubber & Jelly. Affordable, extremely soft and are normally bendable. Rubber and Jelly materials are known to be made with harmful chemicals that are not body safe.