Collection: Rabbit vibrators

What makes a rabbit vibrator different from other vibrators, and why is it popular in kink play?

A rabbit vibrator features two distinct stimulation points: an internal shaft designed to target the G-spot and an external arm shaped to press against the clitoris simultaneously. This dual-action design delivers blended stimulation that many people find far more intense than either source of pleasure alone. Within kink and power-exchange dynamics, that intensity makes rabbit vibrators a favourite tool for sensation play, orgasm control, and consensual torment, where one partner directs when and how the other experiences pleasure.

How do I choose the right rabbit vibrator as a beginner?

Start by considering three things: size, flexibility, and control options. For beginners, a slimmer shaft with a flexible neck is easier to position comfortably while you learn what works for your body. Look for a model with a wide range of speed and pattern settings so you can build intensity gradually rather than jumping straight to the highest power. If you are incorporating it into a D/s dynamic, a remote-controlled option lets your partner take the reins while keeping you fully in the experience.

What materials are body-safe, and why does that matter?

Body-safe rabbit vibrators are made from non-porous materials such as medical-grade silicone, ABS plastic, stainless steel, or glass. Non-porous surfaces do not harbour bacteria or absorb lubricants and cleaning agents, which is especially important for a toy used internally. Avoid toys made from jelly rubber, PVC, or any material that has a strong chemical smell, as these may contain plasticisers that can irritate sensitive tissue. Always check product listings for explicit body-safe certification before purchasing.

Can I use lubricant with a rabbit vibrator, and which type should I choose?

Lubricant is strongly recommended for comfortable internal use. If your rabbit vibrator is made from silicone, use a water-based lubricant only, as silicone-based lubricants can degrade the toy's surface over time and compromise its body-safe properties. Water-based lubricants are compatible with all toy materials and are easy to clean up. For glass or stainless-steel accents, both water-based and silicone-based options are safe to use.

How do I clean and store my rabbit vibrator safely?

After every use, clean your toy thoroughly with a toy-specific cleaner or mild unscented soap and warm water, paying attention to any ridges or joints where bacteria can collect. If your toy is waterproof, a rinse under running water is fine; if it is splash-proof only, wipe it carefully without submerging it. Allow it to air dry completely before storing it in a clean pouch or case, kept separate from other toys to prevent material reactions. Consistent cleaning is a form of care for both yourself and any partner you play with.