Clitoral stimulators for brand and distributor sourcing
Updated
Magic Wave includes clitoral stimulators in its product sourcing range. A wholesale brief should identify the intended mechanism and contact design before discussing appearance, branding or packaging. Specific functions must be checked against a current model.
Identify the mechanism rather than guessing from shape
Products described with the same category name may use different mechanisms. Ask whether the quoted model uses direct vibration, air pulses or another stated design, and request a matching specification and demonstration. This page does not establish that every mechanism is available in the Magic Wave range.
A rose-shaped or compact housing alone cannot prove suction, a detachable head, water resistance or a particular number of modes. Keep one model identifier across the image, specification, sample and proposed retail claims.
Selection and sample review
- Contact area: confirm opening or head dimensions, contact-part materials and any removable components.
- Controls: review startup, mode selection, stopping behavior and any travel-lock claim on the physical sample.
- Power: identify the charging connection, accessories and the conditions used for runtime measurements.
- Care: request instructions for openings, joints and detachable parts; ask which areas may contact water.
- Packaging: approve the insert, accessory list, instructions and exterior product description together.
Keep product claims specific
A retail description should match the mechanism and evidence for that unit. Do not use an intensity, noise, sealing or material claim from a visually similar model. The quality checklist explains how to tie a claim to its supporting record.
For a branded range, our private label and OEM discussion can cover the product brief, appearance and packaging. Functional changes need a separate feasibility review and sample approval.
Questions buyers ask
Can I choose a design from a reference photo?
A reference is useful for explaining your direction. The team must still identify an available model or scope a new concept. A reference image is not confirmation of tooling ownership, availability or an exact feature match.
Can this category be added to a vibrator assortment?
Yes, it can be discussed as part of the same sourcing brief. Keep the acceptance criteria separate from your vibrator range, particularly the mechanism, contact parts and cleaning instructions.