Butterfly Wearable Vibrator with Remote Control – Ultra-Thin Clitoral Stimulator with 9 Vibration & Rotation Modes, Waterproof & Rechargeable

Absolutely. Many couples use dildos to add variety, explore new sensations, or make intimacy more comfortable during certain times (like fatigue, pain, or differences in libido). They are tools for connection — not replacements.

No. A dildo doesn’t create emotional bonding, touch, or intimacy. Most couples use toys together to: • explore new positions • increase comfort • add stimulation • keep intimacy fun It’s about teamwork — not competition.

Start gently and focus on curiosity, not “fixing” something. Try language like: “I think it could be fun to try something new together.” “I saw this couples toy — would you be open to exploring it together?” Avoid phrases like: ❌ “You’re not enough.” ❌ “You need this.” The goal is shared pleasure

Most popular choices: ✔ Dual-ended dildos (great for face-to-face intimacy) ✔ Strap-on compatible toys ✔ Slim flexible silicone models (easy to control) ✔ Curved toys for G-spot stimulation during couples play If you’re unsure, start with something softer and mid-size.

Yes — many couples do. Common ways include: • external stimulation during penetration • alternating penetration for comfort • foreplay exploration • long-distance relationships • postpartum or recovery stages (doctor-approved only) Listen to each other’s comfort levels.

Yes — as long as: ✔ body-safe material ✔ cleaned every use ✔ enough lube ✔ no sharp edges Start slow and communicate frequently. If pain appears — stop and switch to smaller, softer, or more lube.

You can — but follow hygiene rules. Either: ✔ wash thoroughly between partners OR ✔ use a condom over the toy and replace between users Never switch from anal to vaginal without cleaning.

This is very normal. A helpful approach: • remind them YOU chose to share this together • explain toys add variety — not replacement • let them participate and stay engaged Connection first. Toy second.

Yes — orders ship in plain, unmarked packaging. No product names, no explicit branding.

Highly recommended for comfort. For silicone toys → water-based lube only For glass/steel → water-based OR silicone-based are fine. More lube = less friction = happier couples.