<p>Why is this so great? Sex blogger and kink coach <a href=”https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/www.julietachiara.com/__;!!Ivohdkk!jrA_5yvSi3JDlvV1T0VbYyTdpgdbNRu3gH0hLpNGqcwNKq6QQkOZLZ1oBy5BFuEeJrndnrw3ldNUjMdywvw3M6FOE-c$” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow”>Julieta Chiara</a> says that experiencing both types of clitoral stimulation at the same time can lead to a blended orgasm. “The clitoris, or the source of vulva orgasms, is internal and external,” she says. “I lovingly call getting this type of stimulation the vaginal screenshot, as the dual stimulation is a sure-fire ticket to orgasm city.”</p><h3 class=”body-h3”>What should you look for in a rabbit vibrator?<br></h3><ul><li><strong>Design: </strong>Chiara notes that when choosing a rabbit vibrator, it’s important to know that every vulva is shaped differently. “That’s why it’s essential to pick a rabbit vibrator that is flexible and will contour to the shape of your vulva and vagina,” she says. “I recommend making sure it’s dual-motor, meaning the internal and external arms have their own motors so you can get ulllltra specific on what feels good to you.” </li></ul><ul><li><strong>Material: </strong>”Your rabbit vibrator should be made of medical-grade silicone to ensure it’s a lasting, sanitary toy,” Laino says. “In general, avoid porous materials—jelly, plastic, rubber, PVC—as they’re harder to deep clean, and they invite bacteria in more easily,” says sexologist Jess O’Reilly, PhD, host of the <a href=”https://www.sexwithdrjess.com/podcast-2/” target=”_blank” data-vars-ga-outbound-link=”https://www.sexwithdrjess.com/podcast-2/” data-vars-ga-ux-element=”Hyperlink” data-vars-ga-call-to-action=”Sex With Dr. Jess Podcast”>Sex With Dr. Jess Podcast</a>. But if you <em>do </em>use vibes made from those materials, she says you can always slip a condom on them during use to keep them hygienic.</li></ul><ul><li><strong>Price:</strong> With all the power that rabbit vibrators pack, you may even be surprised to know that you won’t have to shell out tons of cash to get one. Pricing runs the gamut, says Laino, but you can snag some high-quality rabbit vibrators for as low as $45.</li></ul><ul><li><strong>Sexual Preferences: </strong>You’ll also want to think about what your sexual preferences and needs are. For example, sexologist <a href=”https://www.marlareneestewart.com/” target=”_blank”>Marla Renee Stewart, MA</a>, recommends looking for a company you trust and support. “<a href=”https://urldefense.com/v3/__http://loversstores.com/__;!!Ivohdkk!mVglCXX6SH3MUa5h6vb5gqYUkyD9WuASASu4MXQmWrr5TrRTFeNI06Pdyp27mFsFkT4nht84H8npqEg3eS3Q2GbTXs-ZJGiL0g$” target=”_blank” contenteditable=”false” title=”https://urldefense.com/v3/__http://loversstores.com/__;!!Ivohdkk!mVglCXX6SH3MUa5h6vb5gqYUkyD9WuASASu4MXQmWrr5TrRTFeNI06Pdyp27mFsFkT4nht84H8npqEg3eS3Q2GbTXs-ZJGiL0g$” name=”undefined”>Lovers</a> has been a great company that thinks beyond the binary and has really been supportive and inclusive of all humans,” she says. </li></ul><p> So, ready to pick the bunny that’s best for you? Check out these 18 best rabbit vibrators loved by experts and online reviewers alike. </p><ul></ul>” />