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Buying a Vibrator: How to Choose the Right One?

So many women in a world are struggling to discover what sexual pleasure is all about. Most women require direct clitoral stimulation to achieve an orgasm. Some of them are unable to experience a full please even with it. Lately vibrators have helped many pre-orgasmic women to reach that desired first orgasm, and have brought reliable satisfaction to many others. Today more women than ever are introducing vibrators and sex toys into partner sex. Using a vibrator with her partner means a woman can enjoy all that powerful, sexy, turned on energy she and her partner are generating. Over the last 20 years vibrators have achieved a remarkable level of acceptability in popular culture. Magazines such as Glamour and Essence feature product reviews of vibrators alongside the latest in fashions and home furnishings. Sex toys enhance one of the most playful and liberating parts of our adult lives. For many women, a good vibrator can mean the difference between having orgasms and just wondering about them. But buying a vibrator can be a difficult task, so many to choose from, so many functions and options.

Which vibrator is right for me?
How do i find and stimulate my g spot?
How do i choose the right size vibrator?
Can i stimulate my clitoris and anus during the intercourse?
What material is best for me?
Can we play in a pool?

At vibrators world it is our goal to answer all your questions and to help you purchase the right vibrator for your maximum pleasure and fun! Browse our on line store where we offer quality sex toys in a safe, professional and secure environment to make your shopping with us easy and fun.

Types of Vibrators

Anal Vibrators

“Relaxation, communication and lubrication” is the main rule for the anal stimulation. If you never had an anal sex before, anal vibrator is a good way to find out if you like anal stimulation, without having to worry about being embarrassed. If you are one already enjoying it, than you will agree that the stimulation of a vibrator on your anus is amazing. Anal fun is becoming more and more popular. For men, it’s a gateway to prostate stimulation, and for women it’s a secret pathway to G-spot stimulation. For basic external stimulation try to use vibrating bullet or a slim vibrator, for deeper penetration Prostate Massager or a G-Spot vibrator will work just great.

Advanced Vibrator

Advanced vibrators really have earned their name you know. These vibrators are way ahead of the pack in terms of pleasuring power. They have all kinds of neat features that other vibes simply do not offer and in many cases their versatility is their main selling point. There are just so many different advanced vibrators for you to choose from that some women find themselves getting overwhelmed. What you need to do is take a look at some of the many different options out there. Then you need to consider what kinds of aspects of vibrators make you feel the best. For example do you like long and slim vibrators, perhaps you are the kind of girl that likes the extreme textures that only advanced vibrators can offer, or may just maybe you like really unusual and intriguing vibes. Either way you are certainly not going to run out of options in the advanced vibrators category.

Classic Vibrators

By far the most versatile category of sex toys, classic vibrators are slim, straight and phallic in shape. Traditional vibrators come in all sizes, textures and colors — from the tiny pocket vibe to the ridiculously huge twelve-inch dildo vibe. However, they all have two things in common: they were made to pulsate and penetrate. When considering an insertable vibrator, think about what works best for you. If you don't find your vibrator potentially erotic, it's a colossal waste of time. Classic vibrators can be used internally or externally and are great for partner sex. They are also great for the clit stimulation, making it an essential for any sex toy collection and great for the first-timers.

Clitoral Vibrators

While any kind of vibrator can be used on the clitoris, certain vibrators were specifically designed to stimulate your clitoris. Basic operation is the same: you enjoy focused vibrations at varying speeds and intensities. Clitoral vibrators come in two styles: wearable and hand-held. While some can be inserted vaginally, these vibes should never be inserted anally. Hitachi Magic Wand – best selling clitoral vibrator. Another popular clitoral stimulator is a wearable one, sometimes it is called a Butterfly. The butterfly style vibrator is a small, intense vibrator held fast to a woman's clitoris for an intense, localized vibration. Although it’s called a Butterfly, there are many shapes available today, such as Dolphin, Bee, Lovebird, and other.

Dildo Vibrators

Usually molded directly from a real penis, dildo vibrator sex toys have the veins, bumps and curves of a penis to recreate the sensations of anal or vaginal sex with the added benefits of a vibrator. The multi-speed vibrations are easily controlled using the twist-operated base. They come in different sizes, pick one that feels more comfortable for you. Today’s manufacturers even offer you a choice to make your own vibrating dildo from a real penis. Clone-a-Willy Vibrating Dildo Kit contains everything you need to make an exact replica of your precious love rod. It is safe, easy and lots of fun!

Egg Vibrators

Vibrating bullet is a small, battery-powered vibrator with a rounded-cylinder shape. A bullet's compact size and long, flexible cord make it extremely handy for all kinds of intimate fun. The shape makes them perfect for clitoral stimulation. Slip one between you during partner sex for an orgasmic clit buzz or use them on your own for arousing vibrations against your favorite sweet spots. The small size makes them easy to take along anywhere. Vibrating egg is easy to fit into a variety of harnesses, silicone dildos, or just to nestle into a pair of panties for a pleasure of vibration. Usually egg style vibrators are safe to use in the vagina, but not in the anus. Powered by batteries, this little dynamo whirs with surprising intensity and often lasts for years.

G-Spot Vibrators

Usually long and slim with a tilted end, G-Spot vibrators are designed to stimulate the G-Spot, a region inside the vagina that responds well to focused pressure. By applying vibrational pressure to this area, located on the internal side of the vagina, about two inches up the vaginal wall, some women experience powerful orgasms. G-spot vibrators can help you learn how to stimulate your G-spot and to enjoy G-spot stimulation. G-spot vibrators are made from soft or hard plastic or vinyl, and should have a firm curve. Woman can use a vibrator while playing alone or with her partner. Men can benefit from using a G-Spot vibrator as well, many men love what these vibrators do for their prostates.

Intimate Massagers

There are different kinds of Intimate Massagers. Most popular include hand massagers (Hitachi Magic Wand), finger tip massagers, wand massagers (Techno Flex Wand), and different types of massage kits. Often available in many drugstores and marketed as massagers for a sore backs treatment, those electric devices can be found in many women’s bedrooms. Despite their very simple looks, these vibrators are very successful at bringing women to orgasm through clitoral stimulation. But not only that. More complicated massager kits with a number of different attachments can be use for a perfect and sensual night with your lover. Simply allow your loved one to relax as you massage him or her all over. Add your favorite massage oil and enjoy.

Rabbit Vibrators

Rabbit Vibrator or Dual Vibrator became the world's best selling and best loved adult toy ever since its appearance on the TV show Sex And The City. Jack Rabbit Vibrators combine clitoral and vaginal stimulation and are legendary for their ability to bring women to orgasm very quickly. Rabbit vibrator consists of a vibrating penis-shaped shaft that usually contains a bulging midsection full of rotating beads or pearls that aligns with the G-spot. The head of the shaft often rotates, wiggles, or swivels. A clitoral attachment is a bullet vibrator shaped like a rabbit or some other creature. The two parts move independently and each has its own control, so vibrating speeds can be adjusted for the particular preferences of the user. Dual-action vibrators originated in Japan, where it was illegal to make a sex toy that resembled genitalia, so the toys were (and still are) often sculpted to look like sea or wildlife creatures.

Waterproof Vibrators

The recent boom in waterproof vibrators acknowledges that tubs, showers, and pools are great places to have sex, whether alone or with a partner. The most popular as well as the oldest one – “I Rub My Duckie” vibrator – is one of the most innocent looking vibrators around. This high quality waterproof vibrator is just like a real bath time rubber duck, but pull his head back and he will vibrate all over for hours of bath tub time. There are many other types of waterproof toys such as G-spot stimulators, famous Jack Rabbit vibrators, and waterproof kits with different kinds of attachments for more pleasure. They are all safe to use in water. Waterproof vibrators are easy to take care of. Due to their waterproof nature, they are easy to clean by simply rinsing with a warm water with a bit of soap.

History of Vibrators

Vibrators got they start during the industrial revolution as medical devices. They were used to treat hysteria and neurasthenia in women. The treatment wasn't generally thought of as sexual. But, no surprise, women had to return week after week, year after year. However, doing it by hand was exhausting work, which forced some doctors to experiment with mechanizing the process. Hydrotherapy – the shooting of water directly to the women’s reproductive organs – became quite popular.

In the 1880s, a British doctor invented the first electric vibrator. Few years later, entrepreneurs began to see the huge potential market for personal vibrators for home use. In 1902, the first take-home vibrator was patented and became a necessary household item. By 1940 dozens of patents were issued for more designs and functions. At the same time, vibrator was finally revealed to the society as a sex toy, that it was. From the 1950s through the 1970s, vibrators were camouflaged as nail-buffer kits, hair brushes, and sometimes even as attachments for vacuum cleaners. In 1973, Betty Dodson introduces women to the massager called Hitachi Magic Wand, which is clamed to wake the most somnambulant clitoris. Later in 1980s, vibrators became a mainstream due to the health threat of AIDS, when a list of safe-sex options was mailed to every household. Surely, vibrators were on it.

Nowadays, vibrators are made in so many different shapes, colors and with so many functions, that it is very easy to get lost trying to find the right one. The latest innovation is a remote-control vibrator sex via computer. Looks like this one has a long way to go.

Taking Care of Your Vibrator

Most vibrators can have a very unpredictable life span - anywhere from days to months. A few (usually the more expensive "personal massager" types) have warranties, but for the most part, don't expect miracles from your vibrating pal. But good care and careful use will definitely prolong the life of your toy, so don't give up altogether.

Rule #1
During the cleaning, avoid any contact between water and batteries/motor, unless your vibrator is waterproof. It is highly recommended to clean your vibrator with a special Adult Toy Cleaner. If you do happen to get the inside of the vibrator wet, open it up; take out the batteries and blow dry the interior until completely dry.

Rule # 2
Clean your vibrator after every use. It will help you to keep it in safe and working condition for a longer time.

Rule # 3
Vibrators need to be handled carefully - a drop onto a hard surface will almost always cause them to break. Periodically check your vibrator for the possible damages, if unnoticed it can be source of bacteria since a damaged area can be hard to clean.

Rule # 4
Give a preference to the vibrators that are made from a safe non-porous and easy to clean materials such as silicone or glass.

Rule # 5
Make sure you store your vibrator in a dry clean area - ideally wrapped in some kind of cloth or in a special pouch. This way it's not going to attract too much dust so next time you get it out at the height of your best ever sexual fantasy, you won't have to run to the bathroom to clean it and spoil the mood somewhat.

Rule # 6
Remove the batteries before you clean and when you store your vibrator, to prevent corrosion. Also, batteries can leak and ruin the internal workings. A little corrosion can be removed with a small brush and a little baking soda, then apply a very small amount of silicone dielectric grease, or Vaseline applied to the slightly corroded part to prevent further damage.