Swan

Our Range of Swan Toys

Six types sit on this page. Here's where each one works and who it suits.

• Type: Rabbit. Where it goes: Inside and on the clitoris. What you feel: Two spots at once.
• Type: Wand. Where it goes: Outside, over a wider area. What you feel: Broad and rumbly.
• Type: G-spot. Where it goes: Inside, angled at the front wall. What you feel: Steady pressure.
• Type: Mini. Where it goes: Outside, held in one hand. What you feel: Pinpoint contact.
• Type: Dildo. Where it goes: Inside, moved by hand. What you feel: Fullness at your own pace.
• Type: Anal. Where it goes: Inside, base staying out. What you feel: Fullness with a slow build.

Rabbit vibrators

A shaft that sits inside you with an arm resting against the clitoris, so both spots are covered at once. Swan describes independently controlled motors across its collection, which on a rabbit means each end can run at its own speed.Browse rabbit vibrators.

Wand vibrators

A long handle with a soft rounded head, so the vibration spreads over a wider area and you can reach without twisting your wrist. The silicone runs over the head as well, so nothing hard rests against you.Browse wand vibrators.

G-spot vibrators

A curved internal shape with a firmer tip, angled so the pressure lands on the front wall. Take the speeds up slowly and keep water-based lubricant handy.Browse G-spot vibrators.

Mini vibrators

Small external toys you can close your hand around, easy to angle and quick to rinse. A mini suits precise contact and packs down small, which makes it a calm place to start.Browse mini vibrators.

Dildos and suction cup dildos

No motor, so the pace and the pressure are yours. A suction cup version grips a flat surface like a tile or a headboard when you want your hands free.Browse dildosandsuction cup dildos.

Anal toys

Silicone shapes with a flared base, so nothing travels further than you want it to. Take it slowly, begin with the smallest size you're comfortable with and keep plenty of water-based lubricant close.Browse anal toys.

The widervibrators collectionshows how these sit next to the rest of the shop, andwand vs rabbit vs bulletis worth a read if you're weighing up the vibrating shapes.

Swan FAQs

The questions that come up most before a first Swan.

Can we use a vibrator daily?

You can. There's no set limit, and no medical claim attached to it either way.

Go by how your body feels afterwards. If you're tender or a bit numb, leave it a day or two, drop the intensity or add more water-based lubricant. Some women reach for a toy most days and others pick one up now and then. Daily use does mean daily cleaning, which is where a silicone surface with no join helps, since a wash and a proper dry is the whole job. Charge it between sessions so it's ready when you are, and stop if anything hurts. This isn't medical advice.How to clean and store your toyscovers the routine.

What is Swan?

Swan is the collection BMS Factory builds under its own name, and the brand says it was the first to give pleasure products a silicone finish with no visible seam.

It traces back to a small retail store opened in Toronto in 1983 by Stephen Bannister, who went on to found BMS Factory. The vibration comes from PowerBullet technology, which started as a single vibrating bullet and grew into a set of variations used across the products. The brand describes it as deep and rumbly while staying quiet.

Swan also describes its collection as fully rechargeable and waterproof, with independently controlled motors, so a shape with two ends can run each one at its own speed. What's live at Heather's is set out in the range above, and the features on any one toy are listed on its product page.

Are Swan vibrators body-safe?

The brand says each Swan product is made with 100% body-safe silicone, and body-safe materials are the standard at Heather's.

Silicone is non-porous, so nothing soaks in, and a surface with no seam or join leaves nothing for residue to sit in. That's what keeps the cleaning simple. A range this size can still hold more than one material, so check the product page for the toy you're looking at.

• Wash with warm water and a mild soap before first use and after every use.
• Dry it fully before it goes back in a drawer or pouch.
• Use water-based lubricant, since silicone lube can degrade silicone.
• Store pieces so they aren't pressed against each other.

Body-safe materials explainedunpacks what the labels on a product page actually mean.