Rabbit vibrators are dual-stimulation toys with a shaft for vaginal/G-spot stimulation and an external arm (often shaped like rabbit ears) for clitoral stimulation. Both parts typically vibrate independently, offering simultaneous internal and external pleasure.

Yes, when made from body-safe materials like medical-grade silicone or ABS plastic and used with proper hygiene. Use water-based lubricants to enhance comfort and avoid material damage. Ensure the toy isn’t used anally unless it has a flared base.

Consider shaft size (slimmer for beginners), clitoral arm flexibility (to fit your anatomy), vibration intensity/patterns, and features like independent controls, waterproofing, or app connectivity.

Apply water-based lube to the shaft and clitoral arm. Insert the shaft slowly, positioning the external arm against the clitoris. Adjust angles and settings to target the G-spot and clitoris comfortably. Relaxation and arousal help enhance sensations.

Yes, they can enhance partnered play, often during foreplay or solo stimulation while a partner controls settings (e.g., via remote or app). The dual design can make them less practical during intercourse, so communication about use is key.

With proper lube and gradual use, they’re comfortable. Misaligned fit or high intensity may cause discomfort, so adjust positioning and settings. Take breaks to avoid overstimulation. There’s no evidence of dependency or desensitization.

They can be, but beginners should choose smaller, flexible models with adjustable settings. The dual stimulation can feel intense, so start with lower intensities and experiment solo to find a comfortable fit and rhythm.