As a related issue to my other thread, I've been looking at clitoral vibrators for my wife. I have a few questions so I can make sure that I'm getting the best product.
Primary of concern to me is her safety. The first vibrators I saw were from Lelo, but upon further research, I found reports that their vibrators (Sona and Sona 2) can cause bleeding, injury, and pain. This is absolutely unacceptable to me. If I'm to believe what I've read, Lelo knows their products have caused injury, but are putting the blame on the user, instead of properly addressing a safety issue. So I won't be purchasing a Lelo product. I want to make sure that whatever I get for her isn't going to hurt her. Apparently, equivalents to the Sona and Sona 2 are the Satisfier Pro 2 and 3, the We-Vibe Melt, and the Womanizer line of products, pro, premium, etc., if I am understanding correctly. If I'm missing some others, feel free to let me know.
So my first question is, which one of these products is the safest? Which is designed the best to prevent injury? My next question is, which is best in terms of quality and sensation? Which offers the best features for sensation control? Are there any that can be used with a partner? Finally, I'd like some general feedback on how the products feel. Obviously, that's going to be quite subjective. I understand that. But I can get an idea based on the responses I see, especially in cases where folks have tested more than one of these. I've read reviews online, of course, but I'm very cautious about trusting the reviews where folks are paid by affiliation, because financial compensation of that sort promotes bias. Likewise, reviews that just say that the product "didn't work" for a person, but don't provide any further reason or information, aren't really helpful either. I'm posting here in the hopes that I'll get honest feedback from everyday women, or couples, who have used these products. To me, the everyday woman or couple is exactly the best feedback someone looking to make a purchase like this can havfe. No bias born of affiliation with a company, no financial considerations. Just honesty.
I'd also like some feedback with respect to other clitoral vibrators that aren't using this sort of air pressure or wave technology. What's good quality? What tends to work the best? And overall, which seems to feel best, regular vibrators, or these products using the air technology? Again, I understand that's subjective to a degree, but responses will give me at least a general feel. Also, are regular vibrators less safe long-term than these newer air technology products? I think I read somewhere some years ago that vibrators could cause nerve or sensory issues or something. Are these air technology products more safe in terms of this? Thanks for any assistance.
Primary of concern to me is her safety. The first vibrators I saw were from Lelo, but upon further research, I found reports that their vibrators (Sona and Sona 2) can cause bleeding, injury, and pain. This is absolutely unacceptable to me. If I'm to believe what I've read, Lelo knows their products have caused injury, but are putting the blame on the user, instead of properly addressing a safety issue. So I won't be purchasing a Lelo product. I want to make sure that whatever I get for her isn't going to hurt her. Apparently, equivalents to the Sona and Sona 2 are the Satisfier Pro 2 and 3, the We-Vibe Melt, and the Womanizer line of products, pro, premium, etc., if I am understanding correctly. If I'm missing some others, feel free to let me know.
So my first question is, which one of these products is the safest? Which is designed the best to prevent injury? My next question is, which is best in terms of quality and sensation? Which offers the best features for sensation control? Are there any that can be used with a partner? Finally, I'd like some general feedback on how the products feel. Obviously, that's going to be quite subjective. I understand that. But I can get an idea based on the responses I see, especially in cases where folks have tested more than one of these. I've read reviews online, of course, but I'm very cautious about trusting the reviews where folks are paid by affiliation, because financial compensation of that sort promotes bias. Likewise, reviews that just say that the product "didn't work" for a person, but don't provide any further reason or information, aren't really helpful either. I'm posting here in the hopes that I'll get honest feedback from everyday women, or couples, who have used these products. To me, the everyday woman or couple is exactly the best feedback someone looking to make a purchase like this can havfe. No bias born of affiliation with a company, no financial considerations. Just honesty.
I'd also like some feedback with respect to other clitoral vibrators that aren't using this sort of air pressure or wave technology. What's good quality? What tends to work the best? And overall, which seems to feel best, regular vibrators, or these products using the air technology? Again, I understand that's subjective to a degree, but responses will give me at least a general feel. Also, are regular vibrators less safe long-term than these newer air technology products? I think I read somewhere some years ago that vibrators could cause nerve or sensory issues or something. Are these air technology products more safe in terms of this? Thanks for any assistance.
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