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A vibrator is definitely a woman's best friend.
Although there are many different ways to use a vibrator, it is impossible to list them all because it really lies up to the imagination!
If you are creative and let your inhibitions go and explore your body and sexuality to its full extent, there are some tips that will ensure a completely satisfying experience:
The first and most important factor in a pleasurable experience with your vibrator or sex toy is proper lubrication.
Always use a water-based personal lubricant with your vibrator for comfort and that slippery feel.
Natural lubrication is often not enough and that could cause discomfort from too much friction between the vibrator and your skin.
In fact, the major reason why women report that they do not enjoy vibrators is because they did not use personal lubricant! Always make sure your personal lubricant is water-based because silicone based lubricant will ruin silicone vibrators, and petroleum lubricant will ruin virtually any vibrator material. Silicone lubricant is okay to use with plastic or latex sex toys. It is safe to use a flavoured lubricant and many women enjoy flavoured lubricant because it adds an enjoyable sweet smell.
You can probe the tip of your vibrator sex toy in and out of your vagina, teasing it lightly or penetrate it with thrusting motions like sexual intercourse. You can insert it and move it around inside as it vibrates on the walls of your vagina. Experiment until you find your perfect pleasure.
You can use a vibrator anally but it is not recommended due to the unsanitary aspect of using a vibrator in your anus then inserting it directly into the vagina without properly cleaning first. There are harmful bacteria that could cause infections. You can use a vibrator anally if you wash it with sex toy cleaner first before inserting it into the vagina, however it is always best to stay on the safe side and buy anal toys for anal use only and keep your vibrator for vaginal use only.
A Few Tips on using vibrator sex toys:
Use a rabbit vibrator upside down, meaning use the clitoral stimulator 'rabbit ears' to stimulate your anal area, another erogenous zone for amazing sensations! even if you are a bit squeamish about this area of your body, don't worry the clitoral stimulator on the vibrator won't come in contact with your anus, it will tickle your perineum and make you tingle with delight! Try it, you'll be amazed at the new feeling. Anal beads are inserted and removed with varying speeds depending on the effect desired (most typically at orgasm to enhance climax). Those who use anal beads enjoy the pleasurable feeling they receive as the ball passes through the narrow sphincter of the anus. Anal beads are used mainly by heterosexuals (male inserting the beads into the female's anus, or into the male’s anus to stimulate the prostate when pulled out at orgasm) As with all anal sexual activity, the anal beads and the rectum should be well-lubricated with a lubricant intended for such purposes. It is important to do this as the rectum is easily ripped, torn or injured. Anal sex toys should be well washed with warm soapywater and left to dry naturally after use. Alternatively they may be placed inside a condom, which is recommended if they are shared with a partner.
Try using the tip of the vibrator on your clitoris. Push the tip of the vibrator into your clitoral folds as if your clitoris is a button.
If you are using a waterproof vibrator make sure the battery case is closed tightly because if water enters, it will ruin the motor.
Using and caring for your toys EXCEPT FOR DOC JOHNSON , CALIFORNIA EXOTICS and JAPANESE VIBRATORS for which the manufacturers recommend to use alkaline batteries as they use stronger motor components. These batteries are TOO STRONG for vibrating toys and have a tendency to prematurely burn out the motor. To ensure maximum lifespan of your toy, we recommend the use of EXTRA HEAVY DUTY batteries. What you need to know about silicone lubricants: - Washes off the body with mild soap and warm water Massage Oils Massage oils and lotions do a variety of useful things: they spice up a boring night, lend a sensual dimension to a boring old back rub, and reduce friction, keeping your body silky, slippery and slick. To use, pour a small amount in the palm of your hand and rub your hands together before gently applying to your lover's body. Never pour the oil directly on your lover's body - it feels cold and weird. Rub the lotion or oil into your lover's body, reapplying as necessary. Feel free to rub oil into your lover's back, arms, legs, buttocks, chest and neck, but keep it away from genitals unless the bottle specifically says the lotion is safe for internal use. Even if it is safe, test a small amount on the skin first, ensuring you and your lover won't have an allergic or "burning" reaction to it. While you can use regular hand lotion for a back rub, it's best to use lotions or oils specifically developed for massage. They leave less of a sticky residue and often have a pleasant aroma and/or taste. If you have oily skin, make sure you shower after your massage: many massage oils can cause breakouts on your back or chest. Massage oils and lotions are not safe to use with latex unless the bottle specifically says otherwise. Warming Oils Also known as edible oils, warming oils work about the same way massage oils work: pour a small puddle in one hand, rub both hands together to distribute, then apply in a thin layer to the desired area. Gently rub into the skin, applying more as necessary. As you continue to massage, the warming oil will begin to heat up, causing your partner to feel a pleasantly warm sensation. While not the best option for full-body massages, warming oils are great for genital massage, or for massaging small, concentrated areas, such as breasts, buttocks, thighs and arms. Some warming oils can't be used with latex products - make sure to read the label before using. Warming oils aren't appropriate for internal use - don't use them for vaginal or anal penetration. However, you can apply them to the surface of your genitals. Be warned: some of the warmth-inducing elements may irritate skin; do a skin patch test before using during sex or your genitals may end up hotter than you intended. Different Uses Lubricants and oil aren't just for partner sex. Slicking up solo sex is one of the most common uses for lubricants, oils and lotions. Using lube during masturbation is safe, sensual and practical: you want your sex toys to slip and slide as much as possible. Just remember to make sure you're using a type of lube that's compatible with the toy you're using ... you don't want to damage yourself or your toys! And if you do decide to share your toys with your partner, make sure he or she uses a condom along with that lubrication so you don't swap dangerous bacteria or STDs. Whether or not you feel comfortable using lubricants, massage oils and lotions, or warming oils at every sexual encounter, it's smart to have a few bottles lying around in case you need them. Most keep for a couple of years without damage; open the bottle and sniff them before using About the G-Spot: It was named after the German gynaecologist Ernst Grafenburg. It is a very erogenous zone, located about 5 cms up the front wall of the vagina.This sensitive area can’t be felt unless it is stimulated physically by a finger, a sex toy or a penis. SEX TIP: To enjoy the best of the G-spot, the doggy position is recommended, so that the partner can slide the toy up and down inside her vagina, and check if the stimulated zone is the right one or not, by alternating with a finger. SEX TIP FOR COUPLES: Try using the penis as a massage stick/vibrator, using a lot of massage oil, experiment with rolling your penis around your partner’s body or using it to drum against her clitoris, women love it! SEX TIP FOR MEN: If you have erection problems, cock rings around the base of the penis can be helpful to trap blood in the penis and maintain an erection.Some creams can also help. Always keep in mind these important cautions when using a penis pump: What you should know when using a penis pump: - Do not ejaculate for several hours prior to a pumping session. This will allow for maximum expansion. - Trim or shave the hair at the base of the penis to allow for maximum vacuum seal. - It is recommended to warm up your penis and scrotum before a session.You can enjoy a Jacuzzi, a warm shower or bath to help draw blood into the vessels and relax the tissues. - Massage the penis and scrotum for at least 3 minutes. - Use plenty of water-based lubricant around the head, shaft and base of the penis to help create a seal for the pump cylinder, and to prevent irritation. - Make sure your penis is erect before placing it inside the tube. - Be sure that you gently increase the vacuum pressure. - You should never feel any kind of pain or discomfort.If swelling, discoloration or pain occurs, release the valve immediately and discontinue use for at least 2 days. - During the session, massage and re-lubricate the penis every 15 minutes to maintain blood flow and increase the effectiveness of the system. -Wash the penis and urinate after each session. PUMPING SCHEDULE: -Pumping every other day gives the tissues a day to rest between sessions to recuperate and rebuild. You can follow this guideline for best results: WEEK 1 THROUGH 4: - Pump for 10 minutes - Massage - Pump for 10 minutes. WEEK 5 TO 8 (slightly increase pressure): -Pump for 15 minutes -Massage - Pump for 15 minutes WEEK 8 AND LONGER (Slightly increase pressure) - Pump for 15 minutes - Massage - Pump for 15 minutes.
- Never use your toys on areas which are swollen, cut or inflamed.
- Never use your toys from anus to vagina or anus to penis because of the risk of infection. Use a different toy, or cover your toy with a condom.
- Never use a toy not designed for the purpose.
- Never use any toy that is NOT waterproof in the shower or bath.
- Do not allow water into the battery compartment of ANY toy.
- Always make sure your waterproof toy is TIGHTLY closed before immersing in water.
- Remove batteries when toy is not in use for a long period.
- Alkaline batteries such as Duracell, Energizer and some rechargeable types are NOT SUITABLE for most pleasure toys,
- Always use Water-based lubricants with toys made of silicone.
Cleaning Adult toys:
- Before inserting a toy anywhere in your body make sure that it is absolutely clean to avoid the risk of infection. Wash your toy before and after use with anti-bacterial toy cleaner or wipes.
- All vibrators should be cleaned with either warm water and gentle soap, or an anti bacterial toy cleaner both before and after use.
- Please be very careful not to allow water into the battery compartment, as this may cause corrosion and ultimately result in failure of your vibrator.
- Cannot be used with silicone toys
- Silicone is not absorbed by the body
- Easily leaves the vagina after intercourse
- Not recommended for oral sex (water based lubes work better)
- Latex compatible (thank goodness!)
- Water resistant
- Hypo-allergenic
- Tasteless
- Odor-free
1. Consult your physician should there be any complication.
2. Discontinue use of penis pump if pain occurs.
3. Apply the minimum amount of vacuum pressure necessary to achieve an erection.
4. Use of a vacuum pump may bruise or rupture the blood vessels either immediately below the surface of the skin or within the deep structures of the penis or scrotum resulting in hemorrhage and/or the formation of a hematoma.
5. Misuse of a penis enlarger may aggravate an existing medical condition such as Peyronies disease, priapism, and urethral strictures.
6. Misuse of a vacuum pump could result in swelling of the penis and/or serious permanent injury to the penis.
