Satisfyer

Our Range of Satisfyer Toys

Four types from the brand sit on this page, and each one is built for a different spot.

• Type: Air pulse and clitoral. Where it works: Outside, over the clitoris. What you feel: Pulses of air drawing in a rhythm.
• Type: G-spot vibrator. Where it works: Inside, angled towards the front wall. What you feel: Vibration with pressure behind the curve.
• Type: Dildo. Where it works: Inside, moved by hand. What you feel: Fullness and pressure you set yourself.
• Type: Anal toy. Where it works: Inside, with the base staying out. What you feel: Fullness in a spot with its own nerve endings.

Air pulse and clitoral toys

This is the part of the range the brand built itself on. A soft silicone mouth sits over the clitoris and a motor changes the air pressure inside that small chamber, so what you feel is a rhythmic draw on the skin. You hold it fairly still and step the intensity up or down with a button. It suits you if pinpoint contact feels sharp, or if you'd like the toy to do the work while your hand stays put. Some shapes here pulse air, some vibrate and some do both.Air suction vibratorsholds the pulsing ones, andclitoral vibratorsputs every external shape in one place.

G-spot vibrators

Internal shapes with a curved tip, angled to press towards the front wall inside you while the motor runs. The curve is the point of them, since it holds an angle you'd otherwise keep hunting for. They suit you if you already know you like pressure with movement behind it, and they pair happily with an external toy.Browse g-spot vibrators.

Dildos

No motor in these, so the pace and the depth stay in your hand. The brand makes firm materials as well as soft ones, so check what the listing says before you pick a lube. Water-based is the safe pairing across the shop, because silicone lube can degrade silicone.Browse dildos.

Anal toys

Tapered shapes with a base that stays outside the body, so the toy holds its position and getting it out is never a problem to solve. Start on the slim end and use more water-based lubricant than you think you need.Browse anal toys.

The brand sits inside Heather's widervibrator range, so you can hold it up against the other shapes before you decide. If silicone and non-porous materials are new territory,body-safe materials explainedcovers what to look for.

Satisfyer FAQs

The questions women ask most before a first air pulse toy.

Why do vibrations feel so good down there?

The clitoris and the tissue around it carry a lot of nerve endings, so steady movement against them registers as strong sensation.

That's the whole of it. There's no medical claim on this page and nothing here is medical advice. In practice, sensitivity shifts from one day to the next, so the lowest setting is the sensible place to begin and you can climb from there once you know how it lands. A little water-based lubricant takes the friction out of it. If a spot starts to feel numb or overworked, move off it, change the angle or drop the intensity for a while. If anything hurts, stop.

What is a Satisfyer?

Satisfyer is a brand, so a Satisfyer is any toy it makes. Most women asking mean the air pulse clitoral toy, because that's what the brand started with.

The name has drifted into standing for the object, the way brand names sometimes do. On this page it covers several types: air pulse and other clitoral shapes, g-spot vibrators, dildos and anal toys. If you want the one the brand is known for, it's the small external toy with the soft mouth, and you can buy it here at Heather's. If you're choosing between shapes,how to choose your first vibratorgoes through size, noise and material.

How does a Satisfyer work?

Air pulse works by changing the air pressure inside a soft mouth that sits over the clitoris, so the pulses draw at it without pressing on it.

Rest the mouth over the clitoris so it makes a light seal on the skin around it, then leave it there and let the pulses work. Pressing down usually breaks the seal and the sensation fades, so a light hand gets you further than a firm one. Buttons step the intensity up and down, and the lowest one is where to start. A little water-based lubricant helps the seal hold. The internal shapes in the range work their own way: a g-spot vibrator runs on a motor you control by button, and a dildo runs on your pace. Whichever you pick, wash it before first use and after every use, then dry it fully.