50 Tips For Using Your Vibrator To Have Super Intense Orgasms

“Lie down in bed, and put a few pillows under your butt to prop yourself up. While your guy is giving you oral, run your vibe back and forth across your nipples.”

— Korin Miller, womenshealthmag.com

“You can allow the vibrator to slip inside your vagina, simulating sexual intercourse (but with a buzz). Return to your vibrator’s lowest setting and insert the tip into your vagina slowly, never pushing so far that you feel uncomfortable or lose your grip on the toy.”

— Hannah Cutts, empowher.com

“Bring the vibrator down to your groin area and start running it over yourself and pay close attention to what feels best. In a way, you will now be teasing yourself with the vibrator. If you then want to increase the pleasure, you can start bringing the vibrator closer and closer to your clitoris.”

— Sean Jameson, yourtango.com

“I suggest using your vibrator in conjunction with lube, which will help your toy glide gently across your clitoris instead of tugging at it. If you have a silicone toy, you want to avoid silicone lubes, which can break down your new purchase.”

— Vanessa Marin, lifehacker.com

“Get in a spooning position with him as the big spoon and have him reach around to service you with the vibe while you feel quite well taken care of. Cuddly yet hot.”

— Jill Hamilton, cosmopolitan.com

“If your vibrator only has one or two speed setting you can increase the build up by starting stimulation over clothes – don’t take your knickers off straight away!”

— Scarlett Robinson, youqueen.com

“If you need to conceal your vibrator because of an overprotective parent, shared bedroom, or frequent guests, there are some vibrators that come shaped like other things... like lipstick.”

— Aliee Chan, gurl.com

“Always start on a low setting and work your way up. If a vibrator feels too strong at first you can put a towel between you and the vibrator, or just press it lightly against your body.”

— Cory Silverberg, sexuality.about.com

“G-spot vibes are dildos with a curved shape that facilitate G spot stimulation. Most beginners have a hard time stimulating their G spot, so I wouldn't recommend these to start with.”

— Domina Doll, sheknows.com

“During oral, hold the side of your vibe against your cheek as you take him in and out. Your wet, quivering mouth will feel unexpected and arousing.”

— Bethany Heitman, cosmopolitan.com

“It can be hard to take time out for ourselves for anything, even a little self-love. Try to cut out the usual distractions, like turning off your phone ringer.”

— Arti Patel, huffingtonpost.ca

“If you live in a place where the walls are thin, then it’s worthwhile to find a vibe that won’t sound like you’re revving up a chainsaw every time you use it. Sometimes, the noise level will correlate with the intensity or power of the vibrator, but with high-end products, that won’t be as much of a…”

— Arielle Pardes, womenshealthmag.com

“You can use a vibrator as part of foreplay or during sex.”

— Natasha Burton, k-y.com

“If you want to be really safe, wash your toys before every use, too.”

— Anna Borges, buzzfeed.com

“Play music while you use your vibrator. Of course, you don’t want the music to be so loud that someone will bang on your door.”

— Joan Price, seniorplanet.org

“Use your bullet vibrator to bring yourself to the edge, then repeat and repeat until you can’t repeat any more. Especially useful when you’ve got a night in lined up and you’ve got no decent box sets to watch on Netflix.”

— The Debrief, thedebrief.co.uk

“Turn it down low, and wrap it in your panties to lessen the sensation. Then hold the vibrator against his boys while you fondle his shaft. A guy's testicles can't take very much stimulation, so the muffled shaking is right.”

— Bethany Heitman, cosmopolitan.com

“Passed on to me from one of my besties, which was passed to her from a sorority sister, is now broadcast by me on the Internet for your benefit. A quality vibrator once turned on and gently touched to the tip of your nose will make you want to sneeze.”

— Aliee Chan, gurl.com

“Your neck is an erogenous zone, too, so take advantage. Lie back on your bed, close your eyes, and lightly run your vibe up and down one of side of your neck before switching to the other side.”

— Korin Miller, womenshealthmag.com

“Press the vibrator against your clitoris while your partner continues his/her thrusting motion. Or switch things up and insert the vibrator inside your vagina while your partner provides manual or oral stimulation to the clitoris.”

— Hannah Cutts, empowher.com

“Lie on your stomach using a firm pillow to prop up your butt in a pleasing fashion and he will quite happily enter you from behind. Prop the vibe between your clit and the pillow so your hands are free to clutch the bed sheets as you completely lose it.”

— Jill Hamilton, cosmopolitan.com

“Just like everything else in our lives, aim for a rechargeable vibrator.”

— Arti Patel, huffingtonpost.ca

“Store your toys wrapped in cloth or in a cloth bag (luckily, many toys come with their own dust bags, so don’t throw them out).”

— Anna Borges, buzzfeed.com

“Get in the habit of taking your batteries out of the vibrator each time your finished using it. If you leave the batteries in, the vibrator may turn on to a very low speed (or you may leave it on low without knowing it) and this can both burn out the motor and make for some embarrassing moments when…”

— Cory Silverberg, sexuality.about.com

“Choosing a vibrator together, as a couple, is a great way to connect and understand each other even better. Visit a store where you can both see, touch, and hold the various products firsthand, or if you prefer, you can browse together online.”

— Natasha Burton, k-y.com

“Once you have become fully acquainted with your new toy/best friend, you can then increase your pleasure by adding new toys to your collection to use with your vibrator which can often be a much more effective method of multi-stimulation than using a product with all the bits attached.”

— Scarlett Robinson, youqueen.com

“If your vibrator has a point or an edge try touching yourself with the finest point of the vibrator. Next put the widest or flattest part of your vibrator against your body. When you focus on one point, the vibrations can feel more intense than when the vibration is being dispersed around a wider ar…”

— Cory Silverberg, sexuality.about.com

“First, get in a position you find comfortable, such as on your back or on your stomach.”

— Eve, adameve.com

“No matter how powerful the vibrator is, it would be a huge mistake to buy something you think looks scary, garish, or aesthetically unappealing.”

— womenshealthmag, womenshealthmag.com

“Pulse settings give you a bit of a contrast. It’s essentially a clitoral massage, and exploring these massage settings means even more excuses to lock yourself in your bedroom with some loud music and a hard-drive full of porn.”

— The Debrief, thedebrief.co.uk