Yes — when used as directed and made from body-safe materials. We recommend choosing vibrators made from: • medical-grade silicone • ABS plastic • materials labeled “body-safe” and “phthalate-free” Always clean before and after use, and avoid sharing unless using protection.

Absolutely. For first-time users, look for: ✔ smaller, simple designs ✔ softer vibration levels ✔ clear controls (one-button or simple interface) Start slow, increase gradually, and listen to your body.

Most modern vibrators are designed to be quiet. Typically: • soft humming sound • usually not noticeable behind a closed door If sound matters, look for products labeled “quiet” or “low-noise”.

Some are — some aren’t. Check the product page: ✔ “waterproof” → safe for shower and easy washing ✔ “splash-proof” → rinse carefully, do not submerge ✔ “not waterproof” → wipe only with a damp cloth

Yes — lubricant often improves comfort. Important rule: ✔ use water-based lubricants for silicone toys ✘ avoid silicone lubricants unless the page clearly says it is compatible

Clean before and after every use: 1️⃣ warm water + mild soap 2️⃣ rinse well 3️⃣ air-dry completely Avoid: ✘ boiling (unless specifically listed as safe) ✘ harsh cleaners ✘ soaking non-waterproof toys

Yes — many couples enjoy using them together. Choose small, flexible designs and communicate clearly with your partner about comfort and preferences.

Temporary sensitivity changes can happen if vibration is too strong or used for too long. Tips: ✔ start on low settings ✔ take short breaks ✔ switch positions occasionally If discomfort continues, stop using and consult a healthcare professional.

No — vibrators do not affect fertility or long-term health when used safely. If you have a medical condition, recent surgery, or are pregnant, consult your doctor first.

Yes. All orders are shipped in plain, unmarked boxes — no product names or logos.