Vibrators for Beginners

If you are new to vibrators or thinking about buying your first vibrator, there are a few suggestions and precautions you need to be aware of.

Of course, most of us would not feel comfortable asking questions and talking to a salesperson about delicate matters like this.  Nevertheless, like any product you may buy online, you want to be completely happy with the purchase.  Right?  Of course you do.  We’re here to take the guesswork and mystery out of purchasing and using a vibrator.

Why Own a Vibrator?

Let’s start at the beginning.  Why would you want to buy a vibrator in the first place?  Vibrators and dildos have been the loving companions of women for many years.  They can assist you in learning how to orgasm as well as achieving it more quickly.  Vibrators can help you climax alone or with your partner during sex.

Research suggests that women and men who use vibrators have better sexual satisfaction.  And, they are more proactive with regard to their sexual health than those who do not use vibrators.  Seem odd?  Consider this – vibrator users are more likely to have regular exams and to perform self-examinations.  They also score higher on questions regarding sexual function including desire, orgasm, arousal and lubrication.  It seems using a vibrator can lead to a happier and healthier you!

Vibrators versus Dildos

Overall, vibrators and dildos are different.  Typically dildos do not vibrate while vibrators do.  And, vibrators are usually built for external use such as stimulating the clitoris.  Dildos are toys for penetration.

If you’re new to vibrators, you’ll want to try them out on your clitoris first to get the feel for it.  Once you’re comfortable and achieving a climax easily, you may want to try a new sensation such as penetration with a dildo.

What’s the Best Vibrator for You?

Looking at a catalogue of sex toys can seem a bit overwhelming for the new user.  Relax and don’t worry.  Using a vibrator is a happy experience and shopping for your first one will be fun!  We have some pointers to help guide you through the process.  Soon you will blossom from a beginner to a veteran.

Starting out, your first vibrator should be easy to use, uncomplicated and within your budget.  Think of it as your first car.  You don’t learn to drive in a Lamborghini, do you?  Begin with a simple sedan.  However, you should consider buying a vibrator with multiple speeds.  That way you can try out first gear, second gear and maybe even third gear to see what rocks your world.

Our best advice is to take it slow and use minimal pressure until you are familiar with what works for you.  Don’t overdo it!  The last thing you want to do is cause an irritation.  Remember you’re just learning to drive the “car” not racing it!

If you like a naturally look and feel, go for one of our realistic vibrators.

For a compact vibrator that will easily fit in your purse, take a peek at our mini vibrators.