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How Do Vibrators Work?

Short Answer: The movement of a vibrator is created by an electrical mechanism inside it. The motors in battery-powered vibrators are small and have an off-center weight that spins around, making them shake. Larger, plug-in vibrators have bigger, more powerful motors, and some models use spinning electromagnetic coils to create movement.

Do All Vibrators Feel the Same?

Short Answer: No, vibrators vary greatly in speed and intensity of vibration, from a gentle hum to a merciless throb. Some have multiple speeds and settings, and the material that they are made out of will also affect the sensation produced. Battery-powered vibrators are generally less powerful, while plug-in electrical models have stronger motors.

How do I use a vibrator to give myself an orgasm?

Short Answer: Relax, start slow, and get to know your vibrator and your body. Touch the vibrator to different parts of your genitals. Discover what feels good, then keep doing it. Let your arousal build and let nature take its course.

What kind of lube should I use on my vibrator?

Short Answer: Water-based lube is compatible with all types of vibrating sex toys and are the easiest to clean up.

Can I insert a vibrator in my ass?

Short Answer: Most dildo type (penis shaped) vibrators can be inserted in the ass, but you shouldn't insert anything in your ass that doesn't have a flange or wide base at the bottom that will keep it from going all the way inside you. If you want to combine anal stimulation and vibration, use a vibrating probe especially designed for anal use, or a vibrating butt plug.

 

 

 

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