There are several things that are worth knowing before buying your first vibrator.

First, there are a lot of vibrators out there, with different types of technology, different material, offering different kinds of stimulation. The most popular women's vibrator may not work wonders on you, simply because it's not the kind of stimulation you like or that you would like to try. Start with you: what you like, what you'd like to try, what you are looking for. Don't hesitate to use our How To Choose quiz to help you find.

Second, not all vibrators are actually safe to use. Some are made with material that contain harmful ingredients for your body. Always check what material is used and if it is body safe.

Third, do you want a rechargeable product, which might cost a bit more, or a battery-operated device?

Lastly, pay attention to the sound level of the vibrator. Some vibrators are very loud and the buzz can really kill the moment for you.

An intimate lubricant is usually applied on very sensitive skin and close to your reproductive system, so you should be mindful about what you use for added sex lubrication. Check the ingredient list to make sure your sex lubricant does not contain harmful ingredients like paraben, or ingredients that might irritate your skin like perfume.

Also consider how you want to use your lubricant. Not all lubricants can be used with condoms or silicone vibrators. Oil-based lubricants cannot be used wth condoms, and silicone-based lubricants cannot be used with silicone vibrators. Water-based lubricants have the merit to be compatible with condoms and vibrators, and to be easy for the body to eliminate, reducing the risk of infection.

Fully natural lubricants like coconut oil, as eco-friendly as they can be, are not 100% hygienic to use. You can find lubricants that use natural ingredients but with clean formulation for your body's safety.

No, batteries are not included with your vibrator Batteries lose power from the moment they are manufactured. If we were to pre-purchase batteries and include them in the package, they would not be new when they reached you. This would not only reduce the number of hours you can use the product without replacing the battery, but it would unnecessarily increase battery waste which is harmful to the environment.

So, when you buy you vibrator on our e-shop, don't forget to get some batteries while we ship out your order. This way, you will be all set for good times when your parcel reaches you!

Yes, our lubricants for women all come with an expiry date that is printed at the bottom of the bottle.