Mister Private knows almost everything, but for this topic, I asked for advice from Mrs. Private. She’s much better at dealing with girly questions than I am. She said that picking out a vibrator is like buying a pair of shoes. There are many different types to choose from, but at the end of the day, you’ll be satisfied with your purchase, your friends will be jealous and your man will complain about you spending money.
There are several things to look for in buying a vibrator. First, is it battery-powered or electric? Battery-powered vibrators are portable and cheaper. But electric vibrators (which sometimes need to be plugged in) are better made and will last longer. Do you want your vibrator for penetration or clitoral stimulation? Hard plastic vibrators are better for clitoral stimulation, whereas soft rubber or silicone vibrators are better for penetration. The Rabbit vibrator provides the best of both worlds. You’ll want to consider the material your impending vibrator is made out of. Softer materials will be quieter than metal or plastic and they won’t crack if you drop them. Harder materials, however, are easier to keep clean. You also need to think about strength. If this is your first vibrator, try one with multiple speed levels so you can see what works best for you. Finally, you should consider size. Maybe you want a small vibrator that you can easily hide. Buying a vibrator will be fun—and one thing’s for sure: you won’t be suffering from buyer’s remorse.
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