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A study conducted at Indiana University in the United States found that among people aged 18-65, 53% of women and 45% of men used vibrators, and this significantly improved their sexual health motivation. The finding suggests this is because many sex toys can provide “good vibrations”. The purchase and use of sex toys are becoming mainstream over the world now. What we should know about sex toys is that, besides providing stimulation and fun, they can also be used as medical aids. Female sex toys, such as dildo vibrators, and sucking vibrators are helpful for alleviating menopausal symptoms, such as vaginal muscle atrophy; they can also relieve

Putting this much time and energy into purchasing a clitoral vibrator may seem frivolous, but I assure you it’s not. Buying your first (or next) clit vibe may not be a walk in the park but it’s certainly a decision that should always be made with careful consideration and industry knowledge. As such, there are a handful of things that everyone should be aware of before shopping for one. For your convenience (and because I’m obsessed), I’ve done the homework for you already. The following are the top 5 things you and/or your partner should look at or consider when

In physics, we use the term ‘lubricant’ to refer to any substance that helps reduce friction between surfaces in contact with each other. What we often forget is that our body too has a surface. Talking bodies, did you know that vaginas can naturally produce lubrication? This happens especially during arousal to make sexual play more comfortable, lessen the chances of irritation or chafing and limit the force of friction. However, it’s not just about the vagina when it comes to sex, is it? The penis and anus like attention too, but they don’t have the same lubricating mechanism as a vulva/vagina. In fact,