Intensive Touch - Pink Rechargeable G-Spot Vibrator

All sex toys need to be cleaned before and after use. Every. Single. Time. Wash your toy with warm, clean water and soap. Wipe dry. Alternatively, you can use a toy cleaning spray or wipe. Make sure that it's body-friendly and anti-bacterial. To show your toy some serious love, store in a storage bag to avoid dust buildup or damage from other materials. Keep it away from sunlight or other extreme heat. Follow our Step By Step Guide to Cleaning Your Toys. Your future self will thank you!

Absolutely! Depending on your comfort levels and preference, G-spot sex toys can be used for internal stimulation as well as clitoral stimulation to help you fully enjoy your experience. Even when you are just learning how to use these sex toys, they offer a range of broad and targeted stimulation.

If you are new to sex toys, then a G-Spot vibrator can be a great way to introduce yourself. Since they can be used for both internal and external stimulation, you are able to go at your own pace and find the ideal technique to satisfy your needs.

G-spot sex toys are a great way to spice up your solo and partner sessions because they offer more intense stimulation and can even help you reach orgasm faster. This kind of personal exploration is known to help release stress and tension, and even help you sleep better! So, why not try these multi-functional sex toys sooner rather than later?

The sensations produced by g-spot sex toys can be enhanced with the use of lubricant. Particularly when first learning how to use these vibrators, lubricant can be an excellent addition to any self-pleasure session. Why not try a water-based lube for any of our silicone G-spot vibrators for extra stimulation?

The G-Spot is a sensitive erogenous zone located within the vagina against the wall (around 5-8cm from the entrance) closest to the stomach. It’s actually more of an area as opposed to a distinct spot, as it represents the back of the entire clitoral network. Unlike the clitoris, the G-Spot is not necessarily an anatomical structure— it only appears or becomes sensitive once the body is aroused and the clitoris becomes erect. We recommend starting with external stimulation to wake up the clitoral network before diving in for the G-Spot.