If you’re new to the world of adult toys or even a mature hand, these tips will help you choose an erotic toy adventure that you’ll love.
We know the variety, shapes, sizes and features that are available can make a purchase feel daunting.
Tip 1: Know what kind of stimulation you want. There are five main types of stimulation: internal, external, combination of internal and external, anal and penis focused. We’ll stick to the first four for this blog.
Tip 2: Decide what kind of vibration you’d like. Vibrators can offer targeted or broad sensations, as well as steady or different kinds of rhythmic pulsations.
Here’s what we recommend from Sent To Thrill:
- For targeted sensation, particularly clitoral, try Juba or Ceres. They both offer direct hit sensations due to their smaller finger-like ends.
- For the element of surprise and the option of different pulsation patterns and speed try SenseVibe or our Lilio. Lilio has the added joyful benefit of having a tongue-like texture which can be fun!
Tip 3: Know whether you want the item for solo play or couple play.
All of our Sent To Thrill range can be used for solo pleasure time. Our number one recommendation for couples play is our Eva II. She’s like a tiny backpack especially designed to give your clitoral pleasure while enjoying penetration with your partner.
Tip 4: Are you choosing the item purely for pleasure or would you like to help with your pelvic floor? If you’re looking for holistic pelvic floor options try our Riane S Playballs. These double as pelvic floor strength helpers and pleasure givers.
Tip 5: Choose only body safe materials. There are a lot of toys on the market that are made of less than desirable materials and some are even downright toxic. The whole Sent To Thrill range is nontoxic and made with body safe materials.
Tip 6: Choose your budget. Knowing how much you are willing to spend will help you narrow the search. Our Sent To Thrill range has purposefully been fairly priced to suit a range of budgets.
Here’s to your pleasure and exploration!
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