G-Spot Vibrator Joupie Black 18.2 cm

G-Spot Vibrator Joupie Black 18.2 cm 🖤

Slim and reduced to the essentials: the Joupie by Fun Factory is a G-spot vibrator in black silicone with an angled tip. That slant is the decisive part, because on insertion it steers upward to the G-spot while the rest of the shaft stays almost straight. It is finished with a white end cap with an embossed logo that stands out clearly against the black. The shaft has the same round cross-section throughout, the white end cap sits flush with the silicone, and its end face is slightly domed. It sits under G-spot vibrators, under sextoys for women and in the brand world of Fun Factory.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Fun Factory
• 🧵 Material: Silicone
• 🎨 Colour: Black
• 📏 Length: 18.2 cm
• 〰️ Shape: Slim shaft, angled tip
• ✋ Surface: Smooth, no ridges
• 🔘 Controls: White end cap marked OFF, ON and OPEN
• ⭐ Feature: Slim shape

❓ FAQ

How do I find the G-spot?

Feel along the front wall with a curved finger, not deep but about two finger joints in. The spot you are looking for is slightly rougher than its surroundings and responds to pressure. Afterwards you take the same route with the vibrator.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. Its surface is smooth, with no ridges or nubs that take getting used to. That lets you try out at your own pace which angle suits you and get a feel for a G-spot toy.

Which lubricant suits it?

Water-based is the right choice here, because silicone-based lubricant permanently damages the vibrator's silicone skin. You will find suitable gels under water-based lubricant, and the lubricant guide explains which base suits which material.

How is it switched on?

Using the white end cap at the bottom: the positions OFF, ON and OPEN are marked on its rim. It has no other buttons.

How do I care for it?

After use, wipe the shaft with lukewarm water and sex toy cleaner, keep the white end cap dry and do not submerge it. Then let it air-dry and store it apart from other silicone toys so nothing sticks together.

Where does it come from?

From Bremen. Fun Factory has been making toys there since 1996, and the silicone is non-porous.