The Tracey Cox line at Lovehoney created a rabbit vibrator with a chic design, likely inspired by the “classic” Vibratex rabbit vibrators of yore. This is a good thing, because the rabbit vibe featured on Sex and the City is porous and icky–besides, it’s a hideous opaque pink. As you can see in the image above, this rabbit is aesthetically pleasing. This product meets my criteria of quality in that it is non-toxic, non-porous, and it has several nice vibration and rotation settings that have a moderate noise level and power level, which I’ll discuss below.

I feel like a rabbit vibe is one of those classic toys that I need to at least try for myself to be able to talk about how it works for me. This is mainly because in the realm where sex toys aren’t discussed much, many people have heard of the rabbit vibe and the Hitachi Magic Wand. So I think it’s important for me to tell you about my experiences using this Lovehoney rabbit vibe.

Firstly, let me say that I think the idea of the rabbit vibrator is a good one, but I think that the execution is poor. What I mean is that a rabbit vibrator is geared for simultaneous clitoral and G-spot stimulation (a TWO-FER!), and that is a terrific idea. However, this rabbit (and I’d guess most other rabbit vibes) doesn’t succeed in stimulating either things, let alone both at once. The vibrations are pleasant, rather quiet (for being powered by 3 AAA batteries), and have several intensity and pulsation settings. However, these are not enough to get me off via clitoral stimulation. I found myself pushing the rabbit’s tip to the side so I could rub my clitoris with my fingers instead.

Then it comes to the G-spot stimulation. The shaft of the rabbit has a twirl motion with three settings. Twirl? What? Think of twirling your finger and this is the motion the rabbit’s shaft does. The only really discernible difference among the three rotations is that the noise level increases. While using this toy, I cannot feel a notable difference among the settings–and I don’t get any pleasure from them.

Having said that, my thought was that since the tip and shaft are working to stimulate my body, rabbit vibes are meant to be stationary while in use. A stationary rabbit is a disappointing rabbit, but so is a thrusting one. The tip of the shaft is too small and flimsy to hit my G-spot well. I think that if the shaft was firmer and/or perhaps slightly longer or curved, it would hit my G-spot better. As-is, it doesn’t twirl enough to stimulate my G-spot, nor to give me any notable internal pleasure.

So, for me? No orgasms from using the Tracey Cox Rabbit.

Here are the details:

• Length: 9.5″
• Insertable length: 4.5″
• Base diameter: 1.75″
• 3 rotation/twirl settings
• 7 vibration/pulsation settings
• Material: silicone
• Splash-proof
• Free of phthalates and latex
• Power: 3 AAA batteries, not included

I like the rabbit’s design and look, even if it does require batteries. However, even with me pleased with its specs, it wasn’t enough to please me in the important ways.

Thank you to Lovehoney for providing me with the Tracey Cox dare! Rabbit Vibrator in exchange for my honest review of the product. xoxo

I chose this attachment to try with the Hitachi as an anal toy. I stretched it over the Hitachi’s head, put a condom over it entirely, lubed it up and inserted it anally. This was difficult. The beaded protrusion is way too short to fit comfortably between my butt cheeks let alone be long enough to really go into my anus past the sphincter muscles. On top of the shortness limitation, it was too flimsy and squishy to achieve successful penetration. Anal beads themselves can pose a problem with inserting them anally because they are squishy, but this attachment was a real pain in the ass (hah) to insert because I also had to hold onto the heavy, bulky, corded Hitachi while doing so. I felt that it wasn’t worth the struggle, and it was seriously a struggle. I looked ridiculous trying to do this, as you can surely imagine. This would be easier to insert into someone else’s anus.

This beaded wand attachment was less disappointing with vaginal insertion because it was easier to operate alone. It was still not very pleasurable; the fact that I could insert the small beaded shaft into my vagina more easily did not provide me with any notable pleasure. Its flimsiness and size did not significantly enhance the experience of using the Hitachi. The attachment’s protrusion had limited functionality.

However, one feature I found useful was that I used the beaded shaft to move my vaginal juices up to my clitoris. This was extremely useful for reapplying lubricant to my labia, which is  great because if I do not lubricate well enough, the irritation my genitals experience is really quite painful. Additionally, I found that pressing the beaded shaft against my clitoris was also better than using the Hitachi alone, because it dampened the vibrations just enough to delay irritation.

This was a success, albeit a small one that can be achieved by other wand attachments too.

This beaded wand attachment is said to have the following features:

• Material: Thermoplastic rubber
• Insertable length: 4 inches
• Product length: 6 inches
• Circumference: 8 inches
• Submersible in water
• Flexible
• Latex-free and phthalates-free

Because I thought this product was silicone due to being mislabeled, I performed a flame test to determine if this toy was 100% silicone. I did this by holding a flame at the base of this toy to see what the reaction was. Because this product melted, it is not a food or medical grade silicone, meaning it is porous to some degree. This remains true being TPR: it is a porous material. Due to this finding, if you own this attachment, I would recommend using condoms with this product to ensure maximum safety. While you can wash this toy with soap and water, it cannot be disinfected. Often materials that are porous can also be toxic, but this isn’t always the case. Because this beaded attachment doesn’t have an odor or an icky feel to it, I think it is non-toxic.

As you can see, the material melted along the rim.

One of the reasons I want an attachment for my Hitachi is because the Hitachi head is also porous, meaning that it can harbor bacteria over time and can pose a health risk in the future. As this attachment is also porous, then it poses the same problem and same health risk.

The packaging for this toy was a Lovehoney white cardboard box, which I liked. It was not offensive, excessive or tacky. No storage container came with this beaded wand attachment.

Lovehoney has a 100 day- no questions asked return policy, which is a great service to utilize when experiences with products do not go they way you thought they would. Check out the Lovehoney return policy for more details!

Check out my review of the Hitachi Magic Wand!

I was given the Lovehoney Magic Wand Beaded Attachment in exchange for my opinion of the product. Thanks Lovehoney! xoxo

This massager has two settings labeled as “low” and “high.”  The head is a removable, smooth silicone sleeve, and the wand itself is plastic, with the battery compartment at the end. It requires 2 AA batteries, which are not included. The wand measures at 9.25 inches in length, and a base width of 1.05 inch–it is really quite lightweight and easy to use with one hand, even for a long period of time. The wand is firm, but the head is flexible and can be bent to a slight degree. The wand is waterproof and submersible, allowing for bath and shower play capabilities.

This product is made of materials (silicone, hard ABS plastic) that are non-porous, phatalates-free, and latex-free. While there are some pesky crevices that are difficult to clean, and the silicone head collects dust and fuzzies quickly, it is easy enough to keep clean. The wand can be cleaned with toy cleaner spray, a 10% bleach-to-water solution, or warm soapy water. 

Since many of you know of the Hitachi or have tried it, I will compare this Tracey Cox Massage Wand with it. I think that it is a blessing and a curse that this wand is not as powerful as the Hitachi, and let me tell you why. Firstly, you can use this wand for a longer period of time without running the risk of irritating your genitals. Applying water-based lubricant to my vulva became more optional (although still suggested) when using this wand, whereas it is more of a necessity with the Hitachi, in preventing irritation. If you need to place a towel in-between your privates and the Hitachi, you would be able to enjoy this wand with direct stimulation.

Secondly, the high setting seems to be about half as powerful as Hitachi’s low setting. The vibrations are much

Finally, there’s the noise. The Hitachi is too powerful for discreetness; it’s never quiet. This Wand, however is much quieter simply because it is less powerful. The low setting is quiet, and the high setting is closer to a medium toy noise level. Since I am hyper-sensitive about noise levels, I can happily say I’m pleased with this toy’s bang for the buck. Er, what I mean is the noise-levels are worth its levels of intensity, and allow for a relatively quiet solo session.weaker and so if you are trying to have a clitoral orgasm through primarily vibrations, it may take a bit longer to achieve this–which in my opinion can be a good and bad thing. This Wand will get the juices flowing, and prolong your masturbation session. (Whereas the Hitachi is good for really quick, powerful orgasms.)

Another benefit of this Wand over the Hitachi is that it is battery operated, although it would be even better if it was rechargeable. The luxury that is cordlessness cannot be emphasized enough.

Shipping was discreet. The packaging is not horribly tacky as you can determine/see for yourself above.  Another simple feature I loved about this wand is that it came with a storage case! And it’s blue! Ah, the simple joys in life.

To sum it up, this is a massager that I enjoyed using for clitoral stimulation. The bendy head allows you to maximize the surface area in contact with your body. The fact that it’s waterproof, non-porous, and comes with a storage case makes it that much more worthwhile. If you enjoy continual vibrations for masturbating, you can’t go wrong with a massager wand. I enjoyed using this product for clitoral as well as nipple play. It’s ideal for slower progressions to orgasms. Slow and steady wins the race, eh?

LoveHoney provided me with the Tracey Cox Massage Wand Vibrator in exchange for my review. Thanks LoveHoney! xoxo

I’ve tried smaller and bigger anal toys than the Njoy (medium), and plugs that were just not shaped as well.
The secret to a great butt plug is its shape, weight, size, and material (oh wait, that’s the secret to all quality sex toys..). The Njoy Pure Plug has a large head, a skinny stem, and a flared base at the end. Without these three key parts, an anal toy can either get sucked up into your butt and trapped, or it can just keep popping out of your butt, neither of which are good to deal with. Obviously the former is much more dangerous.

Since I’ve only had some experience with a few different types of butt plugs, I consider myself a newbie with using them. Even with this being the case, the medium was a perfect choice for me. I think the small sized plug would have been less exciting, albeit of the same quality, and the large would have been too much too soon.  Actually I think one of the major reasons I did not use butt plugs all that often before was because I did not own a Njoy Pure Plug, as the others did not meet my needs.

The butt plug can be easily inserted with some lube, and it stays in until you want to take it out. Heck, I’ve gone to the grocery store with mine in once. It’s incredibly comfortably to wear, and you can feel the head of it really well if you are wearing it during vaginal penetration. The pleasure I experience was heightened; it’s been incredibly enjoyable for me, and my G-spot orgasms have been more intense when using the butt plug.

Here are the Njoy Pure Plug’s details:

• Weight: 200 grams
• Length: 3.5 inches
• Diameter: 1.3 inches
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Waterproof
• Latex-free, phthalates-free, non-porous

This plug can be used with any type of lubricant, and I would recommend using one that lasts longer for anal play (Sliquid Sassy, for example, is what I use. It’s vegan, body-safe, thicker, and lasts awhile for butt play.).

For cleaning the plug, it can be washed with warm soapy water or toy cleaner. It can be disinfected with a 10% bleach-solution or boiled for 3 minutes. It is also dishwasher safe. As it is used in one’s butt, I would recommended disinfecting it every now and again–especially if you share it with others. If you clean it with abrasives, it’s shine may fade over time.

The packaging is cute and tasteful,  The plug comes in a black box, with a pink display portion within the case. It also comes with a satin pouch for storage.

Overall I have been impressed with this product. I recommend it to any and everyone. I will use it until I find something better (if that’s even possible- maybe it’s time to try the Large!). While these honest opinions are all my own, I wrote this review for my new collaboration with LoveHoney Ltd.

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