Wands and attachments

What is the difference between a corded and a rechargeable wand?

Corded wands plug directly into a wall outlet, which means the motor receives a steady supply of power and can maintain strong, consistent vibration for as long as you need without worrying about battery life. Rechargeable wands run on a built-in battery, giving you complete freedom of movement and no trailing cable, but they will need charging between uses and may lose intensity as the battery depletes. If raw, uninterrupted power is your priority, corded is usually the stronger choice. If convenience and portability matter more, rechargeable is the practical pick.

Are wand attachments universal, or do I need to match them to a specific brand?

There is no single universal standard across all wands. Many popular full-size wands share a similar head diameter and use what is broadly called a universal collar, meaning a wide range of third-party attachments will fit them. However, some brands manufacture proprietary head sizes that only work with their own accessories. Always check the attachment listing for compatibility notes or a stated collar diameter before purchasing. If you are unsure, reaching out to our team before you buy is the easiest way to avoid a mismatch.

What materials are safest for wand attachments used on or in the body?

For anything that will make contact with intimate areas, prioritise body-safe materials. The most recommended options are:

• Body-safe silicone: Non-porous, phthalate-free, soft, and straightforward to sterilise.
• ABS hard plastic: Non-porous, firm, and easy to wipe clean.
• Phthalate-free TPE or TPR: Softer and more affordable, but porous, so thorough cleaning after every use is essential and sharing between partners is not recommended without a condom barrier.

Avoid attachments that do not disclose their material composition, as unlabelled or low-quality rubber blends may contain irritants.

How do I clean and care for my wand and its attachments?

After every use, remove the attachment from the wand before cleaning. Wash silicone and hard plastic attachments with warm water and a dedicated toy cleaner or a small amount of unscented mild soap, then rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry completely before storage. Non-electronic silicone attachments with no metal parts can also be boiled briefly or run through the top rack of a dishwasher without detergent for a deeper clean. Wipe the wand body itself with a damp cloth and toy cleaner, never submerge the motor unit unless it is specifically rated as waterproof. Store attachments separately in a clean pouch or box to keep them dust-free and away from other toys that could degrade the material.

Which lubricant should I use with wand attachments?

The right lubricant depends on the attachment material. Water-based lubricant is the safest choice for all attachment types, including silicone, and it will not degrade any surface. Silicone-based lubricant should be avoided with silicone attachments because it can cause the material to break down over time, affecting both texture and hygiene. If you are using a hard plastic or ABS attachment, silicone-based lubricant is generally compatible, but water-based is always the low-risk default. Oil-based lubricants are not recommended with most toy materials and can also compromise latex barriers if you use condoms over attachments.