Vibrators

From whisper-soft pulses that tease a bound submissive into a state of blissful anticipation to deep, commanding waves that leave no doubt who holds the control, our vibrator collection is built for every shade of power exchange. Wands, bullets, and textured rods offer a carefully chosen range of intensities, so the dominant hand always finds exactly the right tool for the scene.

Whether you are exploring edge play, rewarding good behavior, or drawing out a slow, deliberate surrender, each piece here is chosen for precision, reliability, and sensation that both partners will remember long after the scene ends.

Buying guide

How do I choose the right vibrator for BDSM and power-exchange scenes?

The right choice depends on your role, your dynamic, and the kind of sensation you want to create. Consider the following:

  • Intensity control: Look for models with multiple speed and pattern settings so the dominant partner can precisely calibrate stimulation, from gentle teasing during restraint to overwhelming sensation play.
  • Shape and coverage: Wand-style vibrators deliver broad, deep rumbles ideal for prolonged scenes, while bullet vibrators offer pinpoint precision for targeted teasing. Textured or curved designs add an extra dimension of sensation.
  • Corded vs. rechargeable: Corded wands provide uninterrupted power for extended scenes, while rechargeable options offer freedom of movement and cleaner aesthetics at the scene space.

Discuss preferences and limits with your partner before the scene begins so the choice of toy is already part of your negotiated play.

What materials are body-safe for use in intimate scenes?

Body safety is non-negotiable. Prioritise vibrators made from non-porous materials such as silicone, ABS hard plastic, stainless steel, or glass. These materials do not harbour bacteria, are easy to clean, and are free from potentially harmful plasticisers. Avoid jelly rubber or PVC toys that contain phthalates, as these can cause irritation or long-term health concerns. If you are unsure about a material, check the product listing or reach out to us before purchasing.

How should we negotiate vibrator use in a bondage or D/s scene?

Consent and communication are the foundation of any scene. Before play begins, discuss the following with your partner:

  • Safe words and signals: Establish a clear safe word, and if the submissive partner may be gagged or unable to speak, agree on a non-verbal signal such as dropping a held object or a specific hand gesture.
  • Intensity and duration limits: Agree on whether sensation is meant to be teasing, edging, or overwhelming, and for how long.
  • Sensitive areas and health considerations: Disclose any relevant health conditions, nerve sensitivities, or areas that are off-limits.
  • Power dynamic boundaries: Clarify whether the submissive partner has any control over the vibrator during the scene, or whether control rests entirely with the dominant partner.

Revisit these agreements any time the dynamic or participants change.

How do I clean and care for my vibrator after a scene?

Proper cleaning protects both partners and extends the life of your toy. Follow these general guidelines:

  • Wash non-porous silicone, ABS plastic, stainless steel, and glass toys with warm water and a dedicated sex-toy cleaner or mild unscented soap after every use.
  • For silicone toys without electronic components, boiling or using a dishwasher on the top rack without detergent offers a deeper sanitise.
  • Never submerge vibrators with motors or charging ports unless the product is explicitly rated as fully waterproof.
  • Allow toys to dry completely before storing them in a clean pouch or case to prevent dust and cross-contamination.

Always check the manufacturer care instructions specific to your product, as motor housings and coatings vary.

What does aftercare look like when vibrators have been used in an intense scene?

Aftercare is an essential part of responsible power exchange, especially when vibrators have been used for prolonged stimulation, edging, or sensation overload. After the scene ends, both partners may benefit from:

  • Physical comfort such as warmth, water, light snacks, and gentle touch to help the body regulate.
  • Emotional reassurance and verbal check-ins to transition out of the headspace of the scene safely.
  • Checking the body for any areas of prolonged pressure or sensitivity, particularly if restraints were used alongside the vibrator.
  • A calm, pressure-free space to decompress together without immediately dissecting the experience.

Aftercare needs vary between individuals and scenes. Talk openly with your partner about what each of you needs before the scene so that care is ready when the moment arrives.