My first male masturbator

If you just want to find out if you like it, a single-use egg or cup: it's cheap and there's no need to clean it. If you already know you're going to use it, a reusable and manual one is better if it's open on both sides or can be taken apart, because it's easy to clean and dry.

To start, manual: you decide the pressure, the pace, and when to stop, no buttons or charging needed. The automatic and vibrating ones add new sensations, but also cost, noise, and more things to learn.

Yes, always, and inside the masturbator as well as on the penis. Use water-based lubricant: silicone ones and oils can damage soft materials. Some models include it.

Apply some lube, slowly insert the penis, and start by gently squeezing with your hand; you can increase the pressure if you feel like it. With the can-type ones, opening or covering the hole at the base changes the suction sensation.

Not everyone fits the same. Those made of very stretchy material, open at both ends and adjustable for pressure fit more bodies. If several reviews say it's too tight, take it into account, and check the channel length and entry diameter on the product page when available.

Right after using it, with lukewarm water (not hot) and neutral soap or a toy cleaner. If the sleeve can be turned inside out, do it to thoroughly clean the inside. Let it dry completely in the air before storing it: that's what prevents bad odours.

Most are made of TPE, TPR, or other soft materials specific to each brand: very elastic, but porous, so it's important to wash and dry them well. Silicone is non-porous and easier to clean. In single-use ones, this doesn't matter. Some manufacturers recommend renewing powder to maintain feel.

The single-use one is great for discovering if you like it without spending much. The reusable one is more cost-effective if you're going to use it often, as long as you clean and dry it properly.

In its box or a fabric bag, dry, away from the sun and separated from other toys, because soft materials can react with each other. The tin ones come with their case and go unnoticed.

It depends on usage and care. Replace it if it breaks, cracks, or still smells after washing.

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.