You must have heard of rabbit vibrators – these high-tech dual-actions, which may be slightly more complicated than your average vibrator, but are definitely worth a try. Chances are one such "rabbit" will become your favourite sex toy!

A rabbit vibrator consists of two main parts, namely, the "shaft", which is the portion that looks like a phallus or penis, and an external "bunny" clitoral stimulator. The shaft will typically rotate for internal stimulation and the bunny will vibrate against the clitoris for external stimulation. Depending on the type of your rabbit vibrator and the controller that powers it, you can control these two separate functions, changing the speed, etc. It is a good idea to experiment with the controls before you play with your toy.

Staying well lubricated is essential while using your rabbit vibrator. A water-based lubricant suits most toys and is hypoallergenic. Apply about a dime's worth of the lube first to the shaft of the vibrator. To enjoy the experience more, you will probably want to apply lubricant to yourself and the clitoral stimulator, too.

In order to learn how to use your rabbit vibrator correctly, first try and slowly insert the shaft into your vagina. The bunny should be facing up with ears roughly lined up over your clitoris. If your rabbit vibrator also has rotating pearls or beads in the shaft, these will probably be near your vaginal opening at this point.

When you know you have everything inserted correctly, you can turn on your toy. It is better to start with low or slow speed rotation or vibration to make sure you are comfortable with your rabbit vibrator. Then, you can start increasing the speed for more intense stimulation. The clitoral stimulator in particular may seem too strong if you have no previous experience of using rabbit vibrators. In this case, you can put a cloth, sheet or other piece of material over the bunny's ears to soften the sensation a bit.

Keeping your sex toy clean is a must. Use the recommended cleaning method for the material your rabbit vibrator is made of. For the best results, remove the batteries from your vibrator before you store it to increase their life span.

How to Use a Rabbit Vibrator

Granted, rabbit vibrators and other high-tech dual-actions are slightly more complicated than your average slimline. But these fantastic toys are definitely worth a try, so read up and get ready to join the rabbit revolution!

The first thing to do is take a look at your vibrator and identify the two main parts: the "shaft," which is the portion that looks like a phallus or penis, and an external "bunny" clitoral stimulator.

Next, make sure you've got your batteries installed correctly. For detailed instructions, click on the link that reads "Complete Battery Instructions" on the Jack Rabbit's product detail page.

Experiment with the controls before you play with your toy. Depending on the type of vibrator you have and the controller that powers it, you'll most likely be able to control two separate functions: The shaft will typically rotate for internal stimulation and the bunny (or other clitoral stimulator) will vibrate against the clitoris for external stimulation. Play with the controls until you understand which control operates which feature and what kind of action you can expect from each.

Next you'll want to apply some lubricant. Most toys work well with a water-based lubricant. Apply the lube first to the shaft of the vibrator. About a dime's worth of lubricant in your hand should do the job. You'll also probably enjoy the experience more if you apply lubricant to yourself and the clitoral stimulator.

Before turning on your toy, begin by inserting the shaft slowly into your vagina, with the bunny facing up. You'll know you have everything inserted correctly when the bunny's ears are roughly lined up over your clitoris. If your bunny vibrator also has rotating pearls or beads in the shaft, these will probably be near your vaginal opening at this point.

Now you're ready to turn on your toy. Be sure to start with the vibration and rotation on low or slow speed until you're comfortable increasing the level of intensity. If you're not used to the sensation of a vibrator, the clitoral stimulator in particular may seem too strong. If that's the case, simply put a cloth, sheet or other piece of material over the bunny's ears to decrease the sensation a bit.

When you're finished, just slide the shaft out and clean your vibrator with the recommended cleaning method for that material. For the best results, remove the batteries from your vibrator before you store it to increase their life span.

Enjoy your new toy!