9 posts tagged “rabbit vibrator”

The Excalibur Voyager Vibrator may have a very impressive and grandiose name but seeing as it is such an impressive sex toy, it seems somehow fitting.

So what’s so impressive about this compared to other vibrators?

Well to start it is the first interchangeable vibrator to hit the market – yes I did say interchangeable. In what way you may ask? Well it has interchangeable shafts each with its own qualities and pleasures.

First off we have the Excalibur shaft attachment. This shaft is penis shaped and styled and is 7 inches in length, but there is more, as the shaft has the infamous rabbit ears attachment, essentially making it a rabbit vibrator.

The second attachment is the Voyager. This forgoes the standard penis shape for a 6 inch beaded shaft with gradual bumps on it to provide a different sensation that mere penetration. The Voyager Vibrator shaft also has a second surprise, which comes in the form of an beaded anal vibrator and stimulator. Once again this is attached to the main shaft allowing for both vaginal and anal penetration and stimulation at the same time.

Both of the interchangeable shafts are made from soft jelly like silicone and screw easily and securely on the base unit. This base is used to control the vibrations via 6 buttons for differing speeds and vibrations to suit your needs. Each vibrating and rotating part can be controlled independently of each other and isolated or used together.

The Excalibur Voyager Vibrator is totally waterproof so it can be used in the bath or shower and is powered by 4 x AAA batteries. As always if you order your sex toy from www.turnmeon.co.uk we supply batteries with it and a sample of lubricant which we always recommend when using a sex toy, especially penetrative sex toys.

A new sex toy documentary has been released about the history of the vibrator. It is based on research by the Historian Rachel Maines. Sarah Estrella of the Sex and Relations section of the Examiner has provided a brief synopsis of the film.

The film called Passion & Power: The Technology of Orgasm follows the history of the invention of the vibrators and their relationship to the female orgasm.

The vibrators story had virtually vanished from history before Rachel Maines discovered the existence of electric vibrators in Victorian needlework magazines. Following some research she discovered the medical use of vibrators for curing the symptoms of hysteria. Women were visiting doctors with symptoms such as crankyness and reading French novels. Victorian Doctors used vibrators to relieve these symptoms.

In Victorian Times, the female orgasm was even less understood than today. Worse, it was considered taboo along with Masterbation. Even though "70% of women do not reach orgasm by penetration alone", the social, lega and religious definition of real sex is penetrative sex. This type of sex usually leads to a male orgasm but women tend to need more.

In Victorian times the lack of satisfaction with sex was labelled ‘hysteria’ and recognising it as an illness gave doctors and patients the ability to camouflage the procedure to cure it.

Today such a camouflage is no longer needed, shows such as sex and the city and Ann Summers parties mean women discuss the pro and cons of their vibrators at their social gatherings.

Popular today are a range of vibrators. Those favouring the more discreet approach offen plump for an egg vibrator. While those who want the equivalent to sex often favour a thrusting vibrator. Sex and the City and Ann Summers have always put forward the merits of the rabbit vibrators. Suitable for beginners or pros, the vibrator comes in a range of styles, usually with trademark bunny ears for clitoral stimulation.

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.

What do you think of when you hear the term Rabbits, some may think of fluffy bunnies others of somebody who talks too much. Many think of their own rabbit family, the Rampant Rabbit Vibrator family that is. The rabbit vibrator family has been growing over the past few years and while many still prefer the original rabbit there are many more options on the market.

The rabbit vibrator gains its name from the clit stimulator at its base that looks like a rabbit. The rabbit now comes in a variety of styles, a bendable rabbit, a beaded rotating rabbit and a double headed rabbit.

The clit stimulator is not just limited to your friendly rubber rabbit either, when you get a thrusting vibrator it comes with a care bear and the new rotating clitoral dolphin vibrator has a rotating dolphin. This 6 inch rotating dolphin vibrator is waterproof and glow in the dark so has the advantage that you can use it in the dark and under water.

Like most rabbit vibrators it is not suitable to be used with silicone based lubricants but it is best used with water of oil based lubricants for a smoother ride.

So for the full range of rabbit vibrators, so you can add a new member to your rabbit family, or to start a new collection visit turnmeon.co.uk and check out our full collection of sex toys and begin your family of rabbits today.

Pleasuring a woman’s G-Spot is a great way to spur her on to greater sexual excitement!

The female G Spot is that “legendary” spot inside a woman that, if correctly stimulated, will propel her to levels of new sexual ecstasy.

BUT does it exist and if so where is its location?

The G Spot exists as an area of sensitivity of the increased kind that a lot of women like to have stimulated. You'll find that women's G Spots are generally located along the upper/front wall of the vagina, towards the stomach. Finding it will involve some exploration. About the size of a pea, it can, when stimulated enlarge, to the size of a walnut.

The G Spot is not a "press me" button to get you or your female partner off quickly. Instead it must be gently stimulated for the best explosive effects.

One of the best ways to get the maximum pleasure out of G Spot stimulation is with a sex toy. Classic examples would be the vibrator or bullet vibrators. However each toy tends stimulate the woman in a specific way and targeting a specific area, either clitoral or penetrative stimulation.

That’s where the G Spot Rabbit Vibrator comes in!

This rabbit vibrator was designed to give maximum pleasure to the G Spot as well as deep penetrative stimulation and clitoral stimulation as well. How does it do this? Well the vibrator has a 6” shaft length to penetrate the vagina, hence the penetrative stimulus. It also has the infamous vibrating “rabbit ears” on the base to provide clitoral stimulation, which can be used in tandem with penetration, giving double the pleasure. But the real innovation to this rabbit vibrator is the head of it. This nubby penis head is made from a soft, jelly-like, silicone, which massages the female G-Spot thoroughly when the length is inserted into the vagina. This means the G Spot vibrator can stimulate and pleasure a woman in 3 unique ways, and the combination of all of these at once can be explosive.

Turnmeon.co.uk, the online adult superstore, offers the G Spot Rabbit Vibrator at a fantastic price saving, along with many other sex toys perfect for G Spot stimulation.

The Passion Wave series of rabbit vibrators are the combination of a typical rabbit vibrator with passion wave stimulation technology.

Passion wave stimulation technology basically means a vibrating wave motion that rolls up and down the shaft of the sexy toy underneath its soft rubber outer skin delivering wave after wave of sexual pleasure inside the vagina.

Like other Rabbit Vibrators, Passion Wave vibrators are designed to give more intense sensations than the more traditional dildo or clitoral stimulator, since they are designed for simultaneous vaginal and clitoral stimulation due to the “bunny ears”. The purpose of these “bunny ears” is that they can be placed along the sides of the clitoral hood, providing a unique fluttering sensation which many women find more pleasurable than direct stimulation of the clitoral bud itself.

The combination of the Passion wave technology and the vibrating bunny ears means an amazing amalgamation of sexual stimulation in one package, thus making the Passion Wave Vibrator an all round winner.

The Passion Wave vibrator has 3 speed levels of waves and vibrations which are controlled by a set of easy to use glow in the dark buttons at the base of its shaft. The Passion Wave Vibrator now comes in 2 different sizes both 7 inch and 5 inch to offer more variety, as well as a selection of different colours. The Passion Wave vibrator is made from Phthalate free superior TPR rubber material and is a waterproof sex toy to make it even more versatile.

Turnmeon.co.uk stock both sizes and differing colours of the Passion Wave Vibrator. Because we are an online adult superstore we can offer these sex toys at great prices, and ensure quality and discretion and reliability in packaging and delivery.

The rabbit vibrator is a vibrating and rotating sex toy made in the shape of a phallus with a clitoral stimulator attached to the shaft. The name of the device is derived from the fact that traditionally the clitoral stimulator looks like a pair of rabbit ears. The Rabbit is one of the most popular sexy toys on the market.

Originally the Rabbit Vibrator was pink, but these days they come in a vast array of colours. The Rabbit Vibrator consists of two main components: shaft and clitoral stimulator. Over time manufacturers have been coming up with increasingly complex and varied designs. One of the more notable innovations is the inclusion of rotating beads inside the shaft. These beads are typically plastic or metal and tumble or spin inside the shaft as it rotates, helping to provide additional stimulation at the entrance to the vagina as the first inch or so of the vaginal canal has a greater concentration of nerve endings. Some vibrators' shafts are covered by spikes, bumps or ribs which are designed for similar stimulation.

Rabbit Vibrators are designed for simultaneous vaginal and clitoral stimulation. The rabbit-shaped stimulator is positioned against the clitoris whilst the shaft is inserted into the vagina. However, many women forgo penetration preferring to simply use the rabbit for clitoral stimulation. Rabbit Vibrators can also be used for anal stimulation, and can therefore be used by men as well. (To maintain good hygiene, it is highly recommended that toys used anally be covered with a condom before use. Ideally users should have separate toys for both anal and vaginal use. The same rules apply to sharing toys with different sexual partners: use a condom on anything porous, wash before and after use and between different sexual partners.)

Normally Rabbit Vibrators are made out of a jelly-like substance (poly vinyl chloride), silicone (semi-organic polymer), rubber (elastic hydrocarbon polymer) or latex (natural rubber) materials. Their soft and pliable texture makes them more ideal for intimate use.

Silicone vibrators are easier to clean and care for, since this material is not porous, therefore no bacteria or foreign matter is absorbed by the toy. Silicone retains heat and has no odour. Jelly material is porous and cannot be sterilized in boiling water and has a scent of rubber that some find unappealing. In order to escape this smell some producers aromatize the products with more pleasurable scents. Rabbit Vibrators made from various other materials can be also found, such as vinyl, plastic and even metal.

Turnmeon.co.uk stock a vast variety of rabbit vibrators in varying styles, shapes and textures. Not all have the traditional rabbit ears, though all have something that replaces them if they don’t. This goes back to the constant changes in design striving to provide the maximum possible pleasure for the user of the vibrator. Many of the Rabbit Vibrators that we sell are waterproof, allowing them to be used in the bath or shower without damaging the toy itself (which used to be a flaw in older designs). Our range includes different sizes, girths and shapes and may use the rotating beads described above to heighten the sexual stimulation.

At turnmeon.co.uk we pride ourselves on being affordable, discreet and having the latest and greatest sex toys in stock so visit us and give us a try you won’t be disappointed.