Masturbators

Unfortunately, there are no documentations of male masturbators in ancient times. Masturbators were only invented in 1904 when alchemist Rene Schwaeble and a mysterious “Dr. P.” worked on inflatable dolls for Randy Gentlemen’s Pleasure, a traditional gentlemen club in Paris.

This has led to the mass manufacturing of inflatable dolls and manufacturers. It has become a secret hit— secret as it was still taboo for men to possess masturbators or blow-up dolls at the time. And even though sex shops have become legal in the United States by the 1960s, most men still opt to have DIY masturbators or use their hands due to the toy’s stigma.

However, by the 1990s, there’s been a gradual change in how men think about masturbators. The fake vagina began to boom, and when fleshlights (a type of masturbator) entered the scene, masturbators have only become more popular than ever. As of today, masturbators are now considered a pleasure staple by men worldwide. Advanced features are also added on these sultry toys, such as vibration or thrusting function and app control.

Masturbators usually have cylindrical canisters that have vaginal, anal, or mouth opening. However, some variants take the form of vaginas, breasts, mouths, faces, legs, and even feet. As for the bestsellers, here are some of the favorite masturbators in the shop.

The first bestseller on the list is the Helicopter Masturbator. It has a rotating motor that takes the form of a flesh-like pussy. The inside sleeve of this device is also lined with nubs that create a textured surface. Not only that, there’s a suction stand that can stick on any flat surface— great for those who want hands-free fun!

Next is the Tenoa Hourglass Cup Masturbator. It’s a vacuum cup masturbator with a neutral opening, bringing a unique twist to the usual masturbators and fleshlights. Then there’s the Omega Masturbator, featuring automatic rotating motions that you can turn on with a switch so you can sit back and enjoy different intensities of pleasure. It also has an audio feature that mimics the moan of a real woman, enhancing your experience every time.

When using masturbators, it’s vital to learn the toy’s material, specifically the inner sleeve material. Why? Because certain materials only work with specific kinds of lube. For example, if your masturbator is made with silicone, you can’t just use a silicone-based lubricant with it; the lube can deteriorate the toy’s surface, making bacteria easy to hide and thrive in there.

You generally clean masturbators with warm water and mild soap or with sex toy cleaner for the cleaning process. There are a few exceptions to this general rule, though, such as masturbators with Cyberskin-made inner sleeves. If your toy’s inner sleeve is made from the said material, you can only wash the toy with water.

If your masturbator has a hard casing and cap in terms of storage, you don’t need to use a satin or velvet pouch. As for masturbators that don’t have hard casings nor covers, it’s best to put them in a pouch. Make sure to place somewhere that’s cool, dry, and secure.