Masturbator Pump Hyperlift with a Battery Red 22 x 8.3 cm

Masturbator Pump Hyperlift with a Battery Red 22 x 8.3 cm 🔴

The Hyperlift by Pumped is a masturbator pump with a rechargeable battery. At the top sits a red head with a two-digit display and three buttons, below it a long clear cylinder with a fine scale. At the open end sits a white, milky sleeve whose entrance is shaped like a vulva, with small nubs in the opening. A wide white collar holds it on the cylinder. At the push of a button the motor draws the air out of the cylinder; there are six modes. It stands under masturbators, with sex toys for men and under sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Pumped.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: ABS, silicone and TPE
• 🎨 Colour: red
• 📏 Insertable length: 22 cm
• ⭕ Diameter: 8.3 cm, 7.8 cm inside
• 📳 Modes: 6
• 🔋 Power: rechargeable battery
• ✅ Sleeve: with a vulva opening
• ⚠️ Caution: increase slowly, switch off at once if it hurts

❓ FAQ

How do you start?

Put a little lubricant into the sleeve and begin with the weakest mode. Increase the suction slowly and never beyond a comfortable level. If there is pain, numbness or discolouration, switch off at once and carefully pull the pump off.

When should you ask a doctor first?

If you take blood thinners or have circulation problems, only use the Hyperlift after talking to a doctor. The suction only works while it is applied and changes nothing permanently.

Which lubricant suits it?

Only water-based lubricant. Soft sleeve material is porous and absorbs moisture; silicone or oil-based lubricant can attack it. You will find suitable ones under water-based lubricant. If you share the pump, the sleeve does not replace a condom.

How do you clean it?

Rinse the sleeve with warm water and mild soap after every use and let it dry completely before you put it away. Only wipe the head with its motor and battery with a damp cloth, and only charge it once everything is dry. Check the sleeve before every use; if it is torn or has become sticky, it is no longer used.

How loud is it?

Up to about 60 decibels, roughly as loud as a normal conversation.