Electrostimulation

How electrosex works

Electrosex units send a low, controlled current through electrodes on the skin. Violet and neon wands create a static-like crackle as tiny sparks jump to the skin, while TENS-style units use pads to make muscles contract. Intensity is adjustable, so you can start barely perceptible and build up.

Essential safety rules

Only use toys designed for intimate electrostimulation, never homemade devices or household electronics. Keep all electro play below the waist and never across the chest or near the heart, and avoid the head and neck. Don't use electro if you have a pacemaker, heart condition, epilepsy or are pregnant, and never use it near water or on broken skin.

Getting started

Begin at the lowest setting on a fleshy area like the thigh or buttock, increase slowly and let the receiving partner guide the intensity. Use a conductive gel or water-based lubricant where the product recommends it, and keep sessions short at first.

Caring for electro toys

Wipe electrodes and glass attachments with a toy cleaner after use, store units dry and check cables for damage before every session.