Female 9 Mode G-Spot Clitoral Sucking Vibrator

The rose toy is a popular type of clitoral stimulator that uses air pressure technology to create a pulsing or tapping sensation on the clitoris—without direct contact.

Inside the rose toy for women tip is a small motor and a silicone nozzle. Instead of vibrating directly like a traditional vibrator, it creates tiny bursts of air that simulate suction or tapping sensations on the clitoris.

The rose vibrations hover just over the clitoris and stimulate nerve endings through pressure waves, which many users describe as more intense and less numbing than vibration.

Yes, rose theme adult toys are generally safe to use during pregnancy—especially in low-risk pregnancies—because they provide external clitoral stimulation without penetration. The suction or air-pulse mechanism doesn’t affect the uterus or cervix. However, due to increased sensitivity during pregnancy, it’s best to start on the lowest setting and consult your doctor if you have any complications (e.g. placenta previa, bleeding, risk of preterm labor). Always clean the toy before and after use, and avoid sharing it to prevent infection.

Our Rose sexual toy is very quiet to ensure your privacy. Its operating noise is in the low to medium range, about 40-50 decibels, which is about the same as a quiet conversation or background music. It is discreet enough that it will not be heard even with the door closed, especially if there is ambient noise (such as fans, music, etc.).

The Rose toy doesn’t literally suck like a vacuum—it uses air pulse technology to mimic the feeling of suction without physically pulling. It creates gentle, rhythmic bursts of air that stimulate the clitoris with a sensation similar to suction or fluttering. Most models don’t rely on traditional vibration, though some versions combine both air pulses and vibration for a more intense experience. So while it doesn’t "suck" in the literal sense, it definitely feels like it!

Misaligned Magnetic Charger: Most rose toys use a magnetic charging cable. Make sure the magnets are firmly attached and the toy is positioned properly—try adjusting it slightly until the charging light comes on.

No Charging Light: Look for a small LED light that usually turns on when charging. If there’s no light, it might not be connected correctly, or the battery could be drained completely. The toy needs to be charged for a while before it shows any sign of life.

Faulty Cable or Adapter: Try using a different USB adapter or cable. Some cheap or damaged cables won’t deliver enough power. Test the cable with another device to rule that out.

Dirty Charging Contacts: Wipe the charging points on the toy and charger with a dry cloth—dirt, lube, or moisture can interfere with the connection.

Defective toys: If the rose is brand new and still does not work after trying all methods, it may be defective. Please contact us for a replacement or refund.