Painful Sex (Dyspareunia)Updated 2 days ago

If penetration feels like burning, stinging, or deep pain, these sensations are sometimes associated with dyspareunia. This condition can result from vaginal dryness, pelvic floor tension, or hormone changes due to menopause or pregnancy. Published studies suggest vibratory stimulation may help ease pelvic discomfort during intimacy by increasing blood flow and enhancing arousal and lubrication.  

• Legato - Provides external stimulation across the entire vulva and labia to increase blood flow and stimulate natural lubrication. A 2024 pilot study reported large gains in self-reported lubrication and arousal scores among participants with arousal difficulties who used Legato. It can also be used during sex to help make intercourse more comfortable.

• Crescendo 2 - This device’s multi-shape flexibility allows it to stimulate multiple erogenous zones at the same time for a combination targeted vibrations that enhance arousal and natural lubrication. A 2023 study reported substantial increases in lubrication and arousal scores among participants using Crescendo 2.

• Poco - Developed with the study-backed technology of Crescendo 2, Poco, the compact version, mimics the natural bend of fingers to send stimulation directly to the clitoris or vaginal for enhanced arousal and lubrication.  

• Molto - Molto’s ultra-slim, bendable design provides a comfortable fit while targeted vibration may enhance arousal for those who prefer internal stimulation.  

• Tenuto 2 & Tenuto Mini - These wearable male devices provide external stimulation on the vulva and clitoris during intercourse to to support arousal, circulation, and natural lubrication for a smooth, satisfying sexual experience.