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Despite the wider acceptance of sex shops, the commercialisation of the porn industry and the references to sex toys on Sex and the City, people just aren’t 100% comfortable with sex shops.

If you consider a high street sex store, they exist in the UK; they are tasteful and offer people the chance to expand their tastes. Whether to buy sexy lingerie or your first vibrator it’s easy enough to find these in the shops. However what we are not considering is the embarrassment factor. The UK is full of the traditionally reserved people who are embarrassed to buy condoms never mind a 6 inch vibrator.

Entering a shop like this fills you with a sense of dread, the cahiers looking at you, the assistants walking towards you, people are judging me. Not exactly normal thoughts I admit but for those who find just entering a sex shop an embarrassing experience it could stop them on the path to sexual pleasure. Or worse they could end up panic buying the first thing they see just to get out of there.
Ok i understand this experience isn’t the same for everybody and some people are proud of their collection of 4 rabbit vibrators but I’m not talking about them. I’m talking about the shy souls who blush a light pink at the smallest mention of anything to do with sex. They are private people who don’t want anyone else to know there business.

Ok so I’ve identified the problem but what is the solution? Well in recent years the solution has been online sex toy retailers. You can browse the online store at your leisure taking the time to decide on the product to suit your needs. You feel in no rush to buy as you are in the comfort of your own home. When you do buy a product it is packaged in a discreet envelope with no business branding so the neighbours and the postman won’t know what you are up to. Turn Me On is one such sex toy retailer where you can buy sex toys and lingerie at your leisure away from prying eyes and have it delivered quickly and discreetly to your door.

At online adult superstore www.turnmeon.co.uk we have a running competition for the best reviews of our sex toys, lingerie, sexy costumes and all our products. All reviews are read through by us to make sure they remain in the competition guidelines and they are then entered into a prize draw. The winner receives a £60 shopping voucher to use on our site.

The winner for October 08 wrote a review on the Thrusting Rabbit Vibrator.

“this product was exactly the same a describe on the website, it looks great and feels divine, its smooth to do the job its made for and very exciting, its not to big or scary looking . The material its self was very smooth and soft to touch a vey well made product. The vibrations will send you into an orgasmic frenzy trust me!!! It was loud so I could get away with it when the kids were busy or when my man had enough and rolled over to sleep, so I could enjoy pure ecstasy whilst he was sleeping. Its so easy to use no compacted buttons or boring instructions to read through. the product it ideal to use if your a single women or you and your partner would look to experiment together in the bedroom, it definitely has the desired effect with ever way you choose to use this product. Its great value for money and worth every penny you will pay for it. When you buy from turn me on you can expect a discreet reliable service and i would recommend this site to any body who takes a look.”

The Thrusting Rabbit Vibrator is one of our most popular products with the smooth silicone shell and traditional rabbit ears. It features six push button controls with four speeds of vibration. The beads inside the vibrator help to create a thrusting motion that gives the vibrator its name. So for vibration pulsation and escalation why not try the 7” Thrusting Rabbit Vibrator.

We would like to thank our customer for her review and if you want a chance to be November’s winner then find the product on our site, and then click the “write a review” link (its always near top of the products page). So good luck and get writing.

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Using a vibrator isn’t exactly rocket science, but if you’re looking for a few helpful hints here is a beginner’s guide for women on how to use one.

Take your vibrator out of the package and get to know how it works and what kind of batteries it takes. Play with the buttons and switches and find out how many speeds and settings it has.

Wash your vibrator well before using it. Check to ensure it is waterproof and always follow the cleaning instructions provided.

Try rubbing it against your skin, without turning it on at first. See how it feels and try rubbing it against differing areas of your body such as your hands, legs even your stomach.

Leaving the lights on can help, though you can achieve the same results with them off, seeing what is going on can be beneficial to start.

Privacy is important, if needs be lock the bedroom door and put on some music to cover any noises.

Once you do turn it on it is best to once again run it over your skin see how it feels now that it is vibrating. Many people find the vibrating sensation against the skin and additional stimulation, and many have specific areas the like to run the vibrator against such as nipples, inner thighs, stomach and so on.

Most women use vibrators for clitoral stimulation rather than penetration and that is the best place to begin once you are ready. Try rubbing it in varying ways, motions and parts of the clitoris. You may find certain areas more sensitive than others and you need to find your own optimal sensitive spots. Take your time, there is no rush so don’t be in a rush to move it too quickly from one area to the next as it may take a little time for the sensations to kick in.

Try the different sped settings, these can make all the difference, you may find some too harsh, or too soft for your needs, and thus experimentation is the key.

Apply different amounts of pressure to areas you get heightened pleasure from. There is nor rule on how gentle or hard you should be, and it varies from person to person.

Thought the tip of a vibrator is the typical thing to use, don’t pass up the chance to se if using the sides can give better results, as this can disperse the vibrations to a wider area, giving stimulation to the areas surrounding the clitoris.

Once comfortable you may want to try penetration with your vibrator. It is important to note many women never go this far, and simply use it for clitoral stimulation and for this purpose many new vibrators such as bullet vibrators have been created specifically. If you are wishing to try penetration it is always advised to use lubrication (check the instructions to see which types of lube are safe to use with your sex toy) and a condom (condoms are less important if it will only be you using it, but worth remembering).

Penetration is best initiated slowly and it helps to get aroused initially by clitoral stimulation. Penetration can help many women find and stimulate the g-spot. It is also theorised that nerve endings in the cervix respond to stimulation and pressure. Once you have reached penetration try pressing the vibrator into different directions as this can stimulate other areas.

Continue slowly and enjoy yourself, find what kind of stimulation is best for you, try combinations to maximise your pleasure. Once finished, clean the sex toy thoroughly following the guidelines given with the product and make sure to remove the batteries to avoid them running down quicker.

Once you are used to your vibrator it can be worthwhile to try out other types and designs to see what is best suited to you. There are a huge range of different vibrators available at www.turnmeon.co.uk from rabbit vibrators to bullet vibrators, realistic penis vibrators to g spot vibrators, so have a look and enjoy!

Vibrators were first invented, and introduced by a man called Kelsey Stinner in the 1880’s as a means to treat Female Hysteria. Back then this was considered and affliction of sorts or congestion of the genitalia. The typical treatment was for a physician to manually stimulate and relieve the congestion (which would be considered masturbation by todays standards). However this was considered by the doctors to be time consuming hard work and thus the vibrator was created.

The first vibrators were electrically powered and provided a much quicker solution to the problem and with very little effort a women could be relieved of her condition (or achieving sexual climax as it would be know today). These vibrators were far from the products we see these days and many were very large and cumbersome.

Over the years vibrators have changed and slimmed down, and for a while they became extremely popular, with adverts for them appearing in women’s magazines and literature. It was around the 1920’s that they became a taboo subject, being associated with pornography (which they had began to appear in regularly) and they were no longer considered a normal household appliance.As science evolved, so did the understanding of medicine and female hysteria was no longer recognised as an actual medical condition. However by then vibrators were here to stay and had become a popular sex toy.

Since the early 80’s vibrators have become more and more visible in mainstream culture and since the turn of the millennium have become very common indeed. Though you won’t find them in a typical supermarket or electrical good shop, TV shows and the mainstream media have removed many of the taboos that became associated with these sex toys, mainly due to the more relaxed views on sex in general as we evolve as a society.

These days there are so many different styles, shapes and designs of vibrators you might not know where to start. They can be the traditionally penis shaped vibrators, or the infamous rabbit vibrator, there are strap on vibrators, realistic penis vibrators, thrusting vibrators and many that don’t even look like a penis at all, such as bullet vibrators.

With such a huge selection on the market it is obvious vibrators are here to stay, and though they don’t treat any medical condition these days, many people would say their vibrator is a vital part of their sexual life.

To look at it you’d probably take a few guesses exactly just what the Nexus Dual Vibrating Massager is for. It looks very modern, is discreet and smooth, and looks like at best it’s a strangely designed ornament. But looks can be deceiving (which can be a good thing if someone finds it by mistake!) and this sex toy is designed specifically.

The Nexus Dual Vibrating Massage is in actuality a dual use G spot stimulator (for her) and prostate massager (for him). It is ergonomically designed and angled to give the maximum pleasure to its user, be it female or male, and helping achieve a heightened orgasm. For added effect it can be inserted into the anus during intercourse providing him, or her, an added level of electricity (figuratively, not literally).

It is made from quality soft silicone rubber and looks like a rather simple, though unique, white object; it's approximately 3.5 inches long and 2.5 inches wide. This, as stated before, helps it keep its profile low, but is made to stimulate all the right spots at the right times. It’s so discreet you could use it as a coffee table ornament (...though it’s probably best you don’t).

The vibrator is powered by 1 standard L1154 battery, which is similar to a slightly larger watch battery. We supply 3 batteries with this sex toy at www.turnmeon.co.uk. We advise the use of water based sexual libricants such as ID Glide lube, and a sample of lubricant is provided for free with the Nexus Dual Vibrating Massager.

When people think of sex toys and shopping they tend to go for the stereotype of a small seedy shop, and unfortunately this kind of image tends to stick.

Of course that isn’t the reality of it. Sure there are still the small smokey sex shops out there, but these days the sex industry is a huge billion dollar industry, image is everything so big sex toy companies are making sure their stores are modern & well laid out with helpful and discreet staff.

But regardless of this there are so many people that still will never go into an adult store and that is where online stores such as Turn Me On can help.

Turnmeon.co.uk offers a range of ways for you to shop for your sex toys, lingerie, sexy costumes or whatever you need.

First off there is the standard way of shopping online. You sign up and account, and pay via your preferred method (credit or debit card) which will appear on your credit card bill or bank statement as something unrelated to the name Turn Me On – we understand the desire for discretion.

For those that don’t want to register though, you can always use our free phone number to make your order. Many people don’t like the idea of registering card details and contact details and prefer to just do one off transaction and this is perfect for those occasions. And of course it’s free to call us.

You can also order by fax, email and by post. You will need to download our order form, fill it in and send it back to us via any of the methods above. If ordering by post you can also pay by cheque or postal order as well.

All of these options are there to make your life easier. So shop with confidence and discretion at turnmeon.co.uk, where you can indulge yourself and order sex toys, lingerie, sexy costumes and whatever else we have to offer without ever going near a shop or feeling someone is watching or judging you.