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V Pump

V Pump

by Blush
$79.95

The V Pump is a hand-operated vacuum pump used to help increase arousal! The suction works by increasing blood flow to the entire vulva. As a plus, the hose on this model is detachable, meaning the suction cup stays in place while you do other things, without the cumbersome handle still attached. The cup also has a handy quick-release valve, making it quick and easy to remove!

BODY SAFE

Pthalate-free. As is everything we sell.

How It Works

Place the silicone cup over the vulva to create a seal against the skin, then squeeze the hand pump to create suction. The negative pressure gently draws blood into the vulva, increasing sensitivity and engorgement - many people find this heightens sensation during solo or partnered play. Pump slowly and check in with sensation as you go; the pressure should feel stimulating rather than uncomfortable at any point.

The detachable hose means the pump handle can be disconnected once the desired level of suction is reached, leaving just the cup in place - hands-free and unobtrusive. When ready to remove, use the quick-release valve on the cup to release the suction gradually rather than pulling it off directly.

Specifications

Material Silicone and ABS plastic
Made In China
Cup Size 4" x 3"
Hand Pump 9"
Hose Length 10"

Care Instructions

Clean cup with unscented soap, and rise well. The hose can also be cleaned the same way - do not reconnect the hose until completely dry inside. 

Customer Reviews

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L.B. (Dartmouth, Nova Scotia)
obsessed

i have tried other pumps before that pinched but the rim of the cup is so smooth so was nothing but good feels!

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Dan H.
Was not received well...

It's a 3 only because it felt really weird, was not keen on the sensation. Not a No to trying again, just baby steps. Will revise after follow up attempts ,p. A couple build issues however, getting the hose attached to cup was an ordeal in patience (had no instructions, so trial and error was order of the day), AND the cup itself is hard plastic, which adds to the "discomfort". If it had a rubber lip, it might have been a more interesting 1st try.