Silicone Vibrators

Silicone vibrators are flexible toys powered by vibration to stimulate the vagina, clitoris, anus, or other body areas. The soft silicone material conforms to your body, and vibration patterns range from gentle to intense. People use silicone vibrators during masturbation or sex with partners for orgasms, clitoral stimulation, or G-spot pressure depending on the shape and vibration pattern.

Why Choose Silicone Vibrators

1. Body-Safe Material: Medical-grade silicone is non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and doesn't harbour bacteria. It's smooth on sensitive skin and feels comfortable during extended use without irritation.
2. Intense Orgasms: Vibration directly stimulates nerve endings more effectively than manual touch alone. Many people who struggle to orgasm find vibrators remove physical barriers to climax.
3. Flexible and Durable: Silicone bends without breaking, fitting different body shapes and positions. It lasts years with proper care, making it a long-term investment.

Types of Silicone Vibrators

Straight Vibrators

Simple cylindrical design with vibration throughout the shaft. Works for vaginal or anal insertion, or external clitoral stimulation. Straight vibrators suit people who prefer straightforward functionality without extra features. Browse rechargeable vibrators for long-lasting power without battery replacement.

Curved Vibrators

The shaft curves slightly, designed to angle toward the G-spot or prostate. The curve hits the front wall of the vagina or the prostate gland more directly than straight designs. People who want targeted internal stimulation rather than general vibration choose curved vibrators.

Rabbit Vibrators

Dual-action design with a shaft for internal stimulation and a smaller arm extending outward to vibrate the clitoris simultaneously. The shaft and external arm vibrate independently or together. Women who need both internal and clitoral sensation to orgasm use rabbits during masturbation or partnered sex.

Wand Vibrators

Larger, broader head designed for external clitoral stimulation. The wide flat or rounded surface distributes vibration across a larger area. Some people prefer wands because the broad head feels less intense and more diffused than pointed vibrators, reducing overstimulation.

Mini Vibrators

Compact 3-4 inch design, quiet operation, easy to hold or position. Smaller size means less obvious travel, discreet storage, and easier control during use. People who travel frequently or prefer quiet vibrators choose minis despite slightly less power than full-size models.

Silicone Vibrators Selection Guide

Who Buys Silicone Vibrators

Women with variable orgasm needs: Some women orgasm from penetration alone, others need clitoral stimulation, and some need both. A silicone vibrator handles multiple approaches in one device. Curved vibrators reach the G-spot while straight vibrators focus on the clitoris. This flexibility means one toy covers different situations.

People recovering sensitivity after medication: Antidepressants, hormone treatments, and other medications reduce sexual sensation. Vibration's intensity overcomes this numbness when manual touch alone doesn't work. Medical-grade silicone's safety makes it suitable for regular use without irritation concerns.

Choosing Silicone Vibrators

• Internal vs. External: Decide whether you want internal penetration, external clitoral stimulation, or both. Straight and curved vibrators work internally; wands work externally; rabbits do both. Wrong choice means the vibrator won't reach the right spot.
• Vibration Power: More vibration patterns don't equal better; they give options. Some people want one consistent speed, others like variation. Stronger motors produce more intense sensation but run louder and drain batteries faster.
• Quietness: Motor noise varies widely. Rechargeable vibrators tend to be quieter than battery-powered. If privacy matters, check product descriptions mentioning "quiet" or "whisper quiet." Wand vibrators tend to be louder than straight designs.
• Waterproof Rating: Fully waterproof vibrators work in the shower or bath and are easier to clean. Splash-resistant vibrators aren't fully waterproof but handle light exposure. Fully waterproof costs slightly more but extends cleaning options.
• Grip and Control: The vibrator should feel comfortable in your hand during use. Thinner vibrators suit smaller hands or those with arthritis. Wider handles or textured grips provide better control during positioning. Hold the product before buying if possible.

Looking After Your Silicone Vibrators

Wash with warm soapy water before and after each use to remove body fluids and lube residue. Silicone is porous, so thorough cleaning prevents bacteria growth. Dry completely before storage to avoid mildew. Store in a clean, cool, dry place away from other silicone toys (silicone can degrade when touching other silicone long-term). Use water-based lubricant only—oil-based and silicone-based lubes degrade silicone. Recharge according to manufacturer instructions. Avoid extreme heat or direct sunlight, which can damage the battery and silicone over time.

Goes Well With

Vibrator Accessories

Couples often pair vibrators with remote controls, allowing partners to control intensity during sex. Vibrator holders and positioning mounts free your hands for other stimulation. Vibrator accessories expand what a basic vibrator can do during partnered sex or solo use.

Read Up

New to silicone vibrators? Our guide covers where the G-spot actually is, how to position a vibrator for clitoral stimulation without numbness, and vibration patterns explained. Read the silicone vibrator guide.

Shop Silicone Vibrators

Our silicone vibrator range includes straight models for simplicity, curved designs for G-spot targeting, and rabbit vibrators for dual stimulation. Rechargeable options eliminate battery hassles entirely. Available in multiple colours and sizes to suit different preferences. Discreet delivery Australia-wide.