When you use a rabbit vibrator, you can experience two types of pleasure at once: the internal shaft stimulates the G-spot and external "ears" target the clitoris. But having fun shouldn't mean putting safety at risk.
That's why newer rabbit vibrators are made with medical-grade silicone that is 99% antibacterial. This helps keep germs from building up and lowers the risk of infections, such as HPV transmission through tiny tears or bad hygiene.

Charge the Vibrator: It must be hard if you run out of battery when you are about to have an orgasm. So remember to charge it when there are no guests in the house.
Clean Before Use: If you've cleaned it since the last time you used it, I still want you to make sure it's clean again.
Use Lubricant: Put on the shaft and ears of the vibrator the right amount of water-based lube. This will make you feel better and keep you from burning or being uncomfortable.
Clitoral Stimulation: Once the shaft is in place, line up the vibrator's ears with the clitoris. The clitoris is a very sensitive spot, so be careful when you move.  Let the movements wake you up and get you moving.
Vaginal Stimulation: Gently insert the shaft. Different depths and angles could give you surprise.
Combine with Other Forms of Stimulation: Feel free to combine the use of the vibrator with other types of sexual stimulation.

Motors in shaft or in ears: Most of the time, rechargeable cells power them. There are one or two motors: One in the shaft, the other in the outside arm.

Control by yourself or by app: You can control the speed of penetration by hand. If you get tired of this, Sohimi offers you app-controlled vibrator so you can either use it yourself or let your partner manipulate it.