My first suction toy

It doesn't vibrate against the skin: it creates air pressure waves around the clitoris, a sensation similar to a gentle, rhythmic suction. As it stimulates without rubbing, many women find it intense from the first moment.

Place the nozzle surrounding the clitoris, without pressing, and turn it on when it's in position. Move it slightly until you find the spot. A bit of water-based lubricant on the rim helps it seal and glide better.

Always start on the lowest setting. If it's still too intense, move it slightly away from the skin or place it just above the clitoris instead of directly on it. Take breaks: sensitivity can change in just a few minutes.

The one that surrounds the clitoris without pressing it. If your sucker comes with different sized nozzles, try the medium one first and switch if you notice it feels loose or too tight.

They make a soft buzzing that doesn't travel through a closed door. It's quieter against the skin and under the sheets. If you're concerned, select "Silent" in the filters above.

It's not essential, but a bit of water-based lube on the opening makes the contact more pleasant and enhances the suction. Avoid silicone lube with silicone toys.

Remove the mouthpiece if it's detachable and wash it with warm water and mild soap; clean the rest with a damp cloth or toy cleaner and dry it thoroughly. Check the product specifications to see if it's waterproof before putting it under the tap.

Yes. As a foreplay or during penetration in positions that leave the clitoris accessible, like from the side or with the woman on top. The smaller ones fit better between the two bodies.

They combine clitoral suction with vibration, sometimes in a second part for internal use. They're a good option if you want to try both sensations; if not, a simple one is easier to handle at first.

No. We send it in a plain box, no stickers, no shop name on the sender and nothing indicating what's inside. If you prefer, you can pay cash on delivery or pick it up at the courier's office.