Pleasure Products

Our Range of Pleasure Products

Everything on this page also sits in the mainvibratorsrange, so the quickest way in is to pick a shape and shop that collection.

Clitoral vibrators

External toys that stay on the outside, from small bullets to broader heads with more surface contact. This is where sensation is strongest for most women, which makes it a calm shape to start with.Browse clitoral vibrators.

Rabbit vibrators

An internal shaft with an external arm, so both areas get attention at the same time. Fit is the thing to get right: the arm needs to sit where you want it while the shaft is in place.Browse rabbit vibrators.

Mini vibrators

Palm-sized toys with a simple set of speeds, easy to hold at whatever angle suits you. Handy when storage is tight or you travel.Browse mini vibrators.

Air suction vibrators

These cup the clitoris and work with pulses of air, which lands as a suck-and-release feeling. Worth trying if you want something other than a steady buzz.Browse air suction vibrators.

App-based toys

The same shapes with the controls on a phone, so you can fine-tune intensity or hand control to a partner in the room or in another city.Browse app-based toys.

• Shape: Clitoral. Where you feel it: External. Often chosen for: A first toy.
• Shape: Rabbit. Where you feel it: Internal and external. Often chosen for: Both at once.
• Shape: Mini. Where you feel it: External, mostly. Often chosen for: Travel and storage.
• Shape: Air suction. Where you feel it: External. Often chosen for: A pulsing feel.
• Shape: App-based. Where you feel it: Depends on the shape. Often chosen for: Sharing control.

Want the differences side by side,wand vs rabbit vs bulletcompares the three shapes women ask about most.

Pleasure Product FAQs

The questions that come up most before a first order.

What is a woman's pleasure device?

It's any body-safe toy made to be used for sexual pleasure, most often a vibrator.

The term covers external toys that sit against the clitoris, internal shapes like G-spot vibrators and dildos, rabbits that cover both at once, wearables that stay in place under clothes and toys made for anal play. What they share is body-safe material and a shape designed for one job. There's no health claim attached to any of it. These are made for pleasure, and that's reason enough.

What are pleasure products?

It's the umbrella name for toys, lubricant and the bits that keep them clean.

At Heather's the range breaks down like this:

• Vibrators in every shape, from small external toys up to wands and rabbits.
• Dildos and other internal toys that don't vibrate.
• Toys made for anal play, with a flared base or a retrieval end.
• Lubricant, with water-based the safe default alongside silicone.
• Toy cleaner and storage so everything lasts.

This collection is the toy side of that list, grouped so you can browse by feel and then shop the type collection you land on.

How do I choose a pleasure product?

Start with where you want to feel it, then match power, size and material to that.

• External only: a clitoral vibrator or a small bullet.
• Internal only: a G-spot shape or a dildo.
• Both at once: a rabbit, with the fit of the external arm as the thing to check.
• Hands free: a wearable you can leave in place.
• A different sensation: air suction, which pulses over the clitoris.

After that it's upkeep. Silicone is easy to keep clean, water-based lubricant is the safe partner for it and everything gets washed before first use and after every use, then dried fully. If this is your first one,how to choose your first vibratorworks through the same decisions in more detail.