Collection: Vibrators

How to choose

• Decide what you want stimulated: clitoral only (wands, finger vibes), internal G-spot (curved vibes), or both together (rabbits).
• Check the motor. Low, rumbly vibration feels deeper and numbs you less over a long session than a high, buzzy one.
• Stick with body-safe silicone. It's nonporous, quick to clean, and won't trap bacteria the way jelly or PVC can.
• Think about noise. Wands are powerful but run louder; mini and finger vibes stay quiet enough for thin walls or a shared place.
• Match the size to your experience. Slim G-spot and finger vibes are an easy start; thrusting rabbits are more intense and fuller.
• Go rechargeable when you can. It holds steady power to the last minute and saves you buying batteries.

Types

Tips & care

Wash your vibrator before and after every use with warm water and a mild, unscented soap, then let it air dry before storing. Use only water-based lube with silicone toys, since silicone-based lube can break down the surface over time. Keep it in its own pouch or a clean drawer away from other silicone so nothing reacts. Most rechargeable vibes should be topped up every few months even if you're not using them, and if a toy is splashproof rather than fully waterproof, keep the charging port dry. Treated well, a good silicone vibrator lasts for years.

Editor's picks

7x Finger Bang Her Pro Silicone Vibrator

A standout pick in this category.

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Bumping Bunny Thrusting & Pulsing Silicone Rabbit Vibrator

Great value and reliable performance.

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Thrusting Purple Rabbit Vibe

A customer favorite worth a look.

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Vibrators FAQ

Are silicone vibrators body-safe?
Yes. Medical-grade silicone is nonporous and hypoallergenic, so it doesn't trap bacteria and is easy to sanitize. It's one of the safest materials you can put on or in your body.

What's the difference between a rabbit and a G-spot vibrator?
A G-spot vibrator has a single curved shaft aimed at internal stimulation. A rabbit adds a second arm that hits the clitoris at the same time, so you get both kinds of stimulation in one toy.

How do I clean my vibrator?
Wash it with warm water and mild unscented soap before and after each use, then air dry. For fully waterproof toys you can rinse the whole thing; for splashproof ones, keep the charging port dry.

What kind of lube should I use with silicone toys?
Stick with water-based lube. Silicone-based lube can degrade a silicone toy's surface over time, and oil-based products can leave residue that's hard to clean.

Is my order shipped discreetly?
Always. Everything ships in plain, unmarked packaging with no product photos on the outside, and the billing name on your statement is discreet too.

Written and reviewed by the Paradise team. Updated July 2026.