Guides
Plain answers about thrusting vibrators, silicone care and buying one in Australia — written by the people who make the device rather than by a shop that resells it.
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Sex toy warranty in Australia: what the law already gives you
A sex toy is covered by the same consumer guarantees as any other product in Australia, and no warranty can take those rights away.
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Stroke length, explained: why a thrusting vibrator’s millimetres matter
Stroke length is the distance a thrusting vibrator's shaft travels on each cycle. It matters more than speed, and it is usually missing from the page.
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Thrusting vibrators for beginners: what the first time is actually like
A thrusting vibrator moves under its own power, which is the part nobody expects. What to do in the first twenty minutes.
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How to choose a thrusting vibrator: the seven things worth checking
Seven things worth checking before you buy a thrusting vibrator — starting with the one specification most listings leave out.