Non-Electric Masturbator FAQ

Preface

People often ask me questions about non-electric masturbators in private messages and comments, so this is a unified answer!

Whether you're a newbie or a veteran who's been using them for years, I'm sure you'll find some useful information here~

Are non-electric masturbators made only of silicone?

No! Non-electric masturbators are made from a variety of materials, the most common are:

• Liquid Silicone / Platinum Silicone - Soft to the touch, safe, better texture, but relatively expensive.
• Organic material - rich texture, plasticity, but there may be problems with mutual solubility.
• Glass - hard, smooth and easy to clean, suitable for temperature experience, but fragile.
• Metal - Unique tactile feel, good for those who like the stimulation of heat and cold, durable but heavy.

While platinum silicone is popular, it's actually not that common in non-electric masturbators, with most products still using regular silicone or other materials.

The reason there are so many material options is because they each have different features and benefits, such as

• Softness - if you want a very soft touch, regular silicone may not be enough and platinum silicone may be more suitable.
• Abrasion resistance - some materials are less likely to scratch, while others are more likely to leave scratches.
• Transparency - only certain materials (e.g. glass, silicone) can be made transparent.
• Colour reproduction - for example, white can be made pure white in some materials, while others have a natural sheen or laser effect.
• Smoothness - Glass and metal are smoother than silicone and the experience will be different.
• Thermal conductivity - Metal and glass adapt quickly to ambient temperatures and are suitable for those who enjoy hot and cold stimuli.
• Special Features - For example, some people use silver masturbators because of the sterilising effect of silver ions, which reduces the risk of infection.

Are non-electric masturbators better and more expensive?

Not necessarily! Many people have the misconception that 'the higher the price, the better the experience', but the reality is far from simple.

There are a few reasons why they can be expensive:

• High cost of materials and craftsmanship, resulting in a high price tag.
• Imported brands or niche handmade, more expensive.
• Pure IQ tax, the businessman wants to rely on high prices to attract consumers who do not know what they are doing.

Not all expensive masturbation sticks are good!

Some high-end masturbation sticks have excellent feel, unique design and outstanding experience, but there are also many expensive products with very average experience, maybe even inferior to cheaper products.

It's like skincare and make-up: what's expensive isn't always right for you, but what's good often isn't cheap.

So when choosing a masturbator, don't just look at the price, but combine it with the material, brand, user reviews and other factors to make a comprehensive judgement.

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Is a non-electric masturbator more expensive and safer?

No! Safety and price are not necessarily related.

The quality of the materials and the manufacturing process are the key factors in safety, not the price.

• Masturbators produced by formal manufacturers, even if the price is cheap, will pass the safety test, the material meets the safety standards for the human body.
• Some small workshop production of high-priced masturbation stick, may be poor quality materials, but there are safety hazards.
• Silicone and other materials themselves are widely used in medical devices, such as surgical instruments, baby products, etc., the safety of which has been verified for a long time.

How can you tell if a masturbator is safe?

Choose a reputable brand, don't buy a cheap product.

• When buying, you can ask the retailer for a safety test report, regular products will have it.
• Avoid poor quality silicones or suspect organic materials to avoid potential chemical residue problems.

Why is it a bit sticky? Is it a quality issue?

It is not a quality issue! The softness of silicone is related to its stickiness, the softer the silicone, the more likely it is to be sticky to the touch.

Properties of silicone material:

• Many high-end latex stickers also use this property of silicone to achieve the non-stick effect.
• Masturbators do not feel sticky when in use, but may stick to dust and hair when stored.

Solution:

• If you don't like the sticky feeling, you can choose a masturbator made from a specially modified material, but at a higher price.
• You can also sprinkle a little care powder on it after cleaning to reduce the stickiness and prolong its life.

Do I need a separate storage bag for my non-electric masturbator?

Yes you do! Always store them separately!

Especially for silicone masturbators, it can 'cross dissolve' with other organic materials.

• If more than one masturbator is mixed together, it can cause the surface to dissolve, deform or even become obsolete!
• This is like rubber and plastic rulers that stick together and are difficult to separate after prolonged contact.
• Masturbation sticks made from organic materials should never come into direct contact with plastic, as this may cause them to dissolve over time.

Correct storage:

• Each masturbator should be provided with a separate storage bag.
• Avoid prolonged contact with other objects, especially plastic.
• Store in a cool, dry place and avoid direct sunlight.

Why do non-electric masturbators get greasy? How do I fix it?

All silicone and organic masturbators get greasy, even expensive platinum silicone can't be completely avoided.

Reason for oiling:

• Silicone material contains a certain amount of silicone oil, which will slowly precipitate out after a period of use.
• This is a normal phenomenon and does not affect the safety of use.

How to reduce the oil?

• Regular cleaning - Clean after use and air dry before storing.
• Puff powder care - After cleaning and drying, you can sprinkle a little special care powder (such as cornstarch) to reduce the sticky feeling and prolong the life of the puff.
• Avoid high temperature environment - High temperature can accelerate the precipitation of silicone oil, try to avoid direct sunlight when storing.

Is there a way to completely remove the oil?

It is possible to reduce the oil release by improving the process and material formula, but the cost is extremely high and the final selling price will be very expensive, not cost-effective. Therefore, most people choose aftercare to solve this problem.

These are the FAQs about non-electric masturbation wands!

I hope this detailed breakdown helps~ Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section if you have any other questions!

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