Vibrators are some of the most affordable sex toys on the market, but there are a lot of them, so purchasing one can be overwhelming. Luckily, I have some tips and tricks to help you narrow things down.
First, look at the materials. For vibrators, you’ll want them to be made from 100 percent platinum-cured silicone. Hard, shiny plastic is fine for the parts that don’t touch the genitals, but platinum silicone is non-porous, easy to clean, and body safe. Unlike lesser grades of silicone, platinum silicone does not give off foreign odors or compounds that could be unpleasant or even harmful to the genitals. This is because it is chemically different from other types of silicone. Surgical steel (also called 316 stainless steel), and borosilicate glass They are just as body-safe, durable, and non-porous, but less common in vibrators.
Secondly, look at the charger that the vibrator comes with. Is it USB-A, USB-C, or a proprietary AC adapter? I try to keep things simple and still use vibrators that charge with USB-A or USB-C. It’s very easy to lose your charger and it’s comforting to know that you can use any charging cable you have lying around. There’s nothing worse than a toy that dies while you’re using it.
Lastly, use your nose. When you get your new vibrator, first test its vibration strength on the tip of your nose. You should feel it tickling your nostrils and sinuses, which will give you an idea of how much it can stimulate your genital tissue. Remember, about 90 percent The clitoris part cannot be stimulated directly because it is under the skin, so deep vibrations are important. The same goes for the phallus: the erectile tissue penetrates deep into the body and stimulating it with a vibrator can provide a new and stimulating experience.