FAQ for vibrators

• • Vibrator or robertek?

    The name robertek is specific only to the Czech Republic, where this term for vibrators began appearing in the late 1980s. Back in totalitarian Czechoslovakia, this kind of product was not sold at all. So there was no other option than to bring a vibrator in from the West, and that was supposedly managed by a certain Mr. Robert, who began successfully smuggling this product into our country and then selling it. That is how the name robertek became established here as a label for all types of vibrators.

  • How to use a vibrator safely and effectively?

    1. It may sound like a tired cliché, but it really is essential to read the instructions carefully and understand all the vibrator’s functions for safe use. 

    2. When inserting the vibrator for the first time, always start slowly and gently with the lowest vibration setting. This helps prevent discomfort or irritation. 

    3. During later uses, feel free to experiment with the vibrator’s different settings. Don’t be afraid to explore the edges of your sexual fantasies. 

    4. If you feel pain or anything seems wrong, stop using the vibrator and try a different technique or setting.

    5. To increase comfort, use plenty of lubricant. Water-based lubricants are safe to use with most vibrators, but don’t forget to check the instructions for your specific model.

  • Can vibrators be used with a partner?

    Yes, vibrators can be used with a partner during sexual activity. Many couples enjoy incorporating vibrators into their sexual routine to enhance pleasure and intimacy. There are even couples’ vibrators designed to be inserted into two openings at the same time.

    When using a vibrator with a partner, it is important to communicate openly and honestly about what feels good and what does not. This helps ensure that both partners enjoy the experience and that unpleasant situations are avoided. 

  • How to clean and maintain a vibrator?

    1. Before cleaning the vibrator, make sure it is switched off and unplugged from the power supply.

    2. Clean the vibrator with a soft, damp cloth. Use it only on the outer parts of the vibrator. Water should not get inside the vibrator, where electronic components are often located, as it could damage them and put the vibrator out of service.

    3. To make your vibrator last as long as possible, do not expose it to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight. Store it in a cool, dry place out of the reach of children.

    4. Regularly remove the batteries from the vibrator when it is not in use to prevent leakage or corrosion.

  • Best-selling vibrator?

    So far, the best-selling vibrator—specifically in the womanizer category—has been the Satisfyer Pro 2 Next Generation. It is a clever contactless clitoral stimulator at a very pleasing price.