Lay-on Vibrator Ora 3 Fuchsia

Lay-on Vibrator Ora 3 Fuchsia 🌸

The Ora 3 by LELO is an oral pleasure simulator, a lay-on vibrator for external use. Its body is round and flattened at the front, and at the top a small, tongue-shaped bump rises from the silicone. The front is cream-coloured and carries a gold-coloured oval ring as well as the LELO lettering. The fuchsia is a strong pink leaning towards violet. It stands with lay-on vibrators, under sex toys and with sextoys for women; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of LELO.

✨ At a glance

• 〰️ Shape: Round, flattened at the front
• ✅ Top: Tongue-shaped bump
• ✅ Front: Cream-coloured with a gold-coloured ring
• 🔌 Battery: Rechargeable, charging cable included
• 👉 Use: External only, not anal
• 🧵 Material: Silicone and ABS
• 🎨 Colour: Fuchsia

❓ FAQ

What is an oral pleasure simulator?

A lay-on vibrator modelled on oral sex. Instead of a shaft or an opening the Ora 3 has a soft bump reminiscent of the tip of a tongue; that is what you place on the clitoris.

Does it suck?

No. It has no opening and does not work with negative pressure; it rests directly on the skin with the soft bump.

How do you hold it?

The round body sits snugly in the hand, with the bump pointing upwards to the clitoris. With a little lubricant it glides softly over the skin when you move it slowly back and forth.

Is it inserted?

No, it is built for external use only, for the clitoris, labia or nipples. It is not inserted or used anally; it has no flared base.

How is it cleaned?

With a damp cloth and a little mild soap or with a toy cleaner from sex toy cleaner, especially around the bump. Then let it dry in the open, because silicone picks up odours if it is put away damp.

Which lubricant goes with it?

A water-based one from water-based lubricant. Silicone lubricant attacks the silicone surface and makes it sticky and rough over time; that cannot be undone.

How is it charged?

Via the supplied charging cable on a USB port. Charge it fully once before first use, because batteries lose charge on their own during longer storage.