There are hundreds of sexual toys on the market, and it's natural to feel a small bit intimidated when purchasing one. Dildos, bullet vibrators, oral sex similartors - the possibilities are limitless. Are I really required to have this number of settings? What if it doesn't fit? What happens to it? These are the questions that most women are asking themselves when purchasing a sexy product.

Bondara's sexual toy expert Annabel says the only way to know if an item will be The One is to test the toy, but with these questions before you buy one, it will be able to narrow your search.

1. Which style is suitable for me?

Get started with the fundamentals. Sure, a climax is an end goal but do you want it from the large D or a small-sized bullet? For many those who prefer the continuous, deep stimulation of a vibration device is the key to orgasm. Pick which of the primary designs for women appeal to you:

Dildos: They provide hassle-free and vaginal penetration. Generally, dildos don't vibrate. They can be found in realistic designs with balls, veins, the whole lot.

G-Spot vibrators They are curved towards the tip, they offer precise stimulation to your G Spot.

The bullet vibrators are Cheap and very joyful with a small and compact design. The bullets are designed for use on the outside. bullets are best used to stimulate the clitoral nerve or nipple and are great for those who are just starting out.

Rabbit vibrators: Rabbits offer the best of both with simultaneous clitoral and vaginal stimulation.

2. How do I like it?

Next, look at a plaything's characteristics. If you're not familiar with vibrating toys, don't feel like you have to pick one that has 30 features. Start with a small size and gradually work your way to the next level.

Power: Some vibrators are made to produce more energy than other models. If you're looking to increase your stimulation, search for descriptions on products that highlight this. In general, mains powered toys have more power than those that are powered with batteries.

Sound: If you live in a joint house and you're likely to want a less noisy toy. Some vibrators are designed to do this but none will be completely quiet. If silence is golden, it's probably best to pick a device that doesn't vibrate such as A diddle.

waterproof Check the product webpage or the packaging to check whether your product is waterproof and then take a dip in the bathtub or shower.

3. Is bigger better?

The majority toys designed for use inside are designed roughly the same as the average male, and it's likely best to not choose 12 inches of dildos if this is your first time. If you value discretion, you, opt for smaller toys that you can easily hide away.

4. What is my budget?

You don't need to shell out a lot of money for an sex toy.By buying a lesser toy rather than a more expensive one and you'll have the flexibility to play. It is better to purchase three cheaper rabbits before you find your favourite over one expensive item you end up not liking.

5. Which lubricant is best for me?

It's much better more moist, so give your toy a gentle slide with some lubricant. you can choose between two kinds:

Silicone typically longer lasting and water resistant It shouldn't be combined alongside jelly, silicone, rubber, PVC , or TPE/TPR.

Based on water: Safe to be used with all materials and is easy to clean afterward.

If you're uncertain about the type of material used for your toy take a look at the specifications or packaging However, water-based Lubricants are a security option.

6. How do I keep my toy clean?

It's easy for bacteria to accumulate, so make sure you give your toy a clean every time you play. If your item isn't waterproof then use a sex cleaner and a moist cloth and be mindful of the buttons or battery cap. If the item is waterproof, you can run it under the tap. Many things can easily be cleaned with an antibacterial soap mildly scented as well as a cleaner for toys made for the task on hand.

Before storing your toy, make sure it's dry.

7. How do I store my toys?

To prevent discoloration, make sure to store them in a darkand cool and dry location. If you've got a growing collection of items, be sure to put them away in separate places because the materials could create a chemical reaction if touching. But don't fret, you don't have to store them in every corner of your home A small storage container can suffice.

8. What is the difference between different materials?

Materials can be classified according to the personal taste of the user. However, some are more well-known than others. The most common materials you'll find with in the sex toys of women include:

Silicone offers a silky soft yet long-lasting appearance. It's important to only use water-based lubes that are made of this premium material.

ABS Plastic:often seen in the bullet vibrators ben-wa balls , and even the handles of your toys.

TPE/TPR Rubbers with skin safety, that can be flexed and flexible that are often used in life-like games (such as realistic dildos).

Glass extremely strong and robust - just like an Pyrex jug. They are also suitable for playing with temperature.

Jelly: typically found in less costly toys. They also may contain latex so stay clear of them if are allergic to. For more information on Anal Trainer Kits, visit the Store.

Should you be having any doubts about the sex toy that you're buying, don't be nervous about reaching out to a company's customer support customer service to get advice.