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LELO Enigma Wave Triple Stimulation Wireless Vibrator for Women, Clitoral Suction Vibrator and G-Spot Vibrator with WaveMotion Technology and 8 Vibration Modes, Adult Toy with Triple Motors, Purple

Three Types of Pleasure – Rabbit Sex Toy, with an Insertable Length of 140 mm / 5.5 inches (approx. 5.5 cm), Featuring Three Synced Motors for Three Different Sensations

Realistic Finger-like Massage – The ENIGMA Wave G-spot Stimulator can move like gentle waves inside you, thanks to LELO’s WaveMotion technology, accurately mimicking a finger-like massaging motion

Sonic Wireless Vibrator – This clitoral suction toy uses sonic pulses instead of traditional vibrations to caress your clitoris without touching it, providing a completely new sensation and heightened pleasure.

Waterproof and USB Rechargeable – The IPX7-certified G-spot vibrator is fully waterproof, suitable for cleaning or use in the bath or shower; and USB rechargeable for quick and easy charging.

Iconic Swedish Design – The soft, body-safe silicone of this suction vibrator’s flexible body offers a real feel and durability. LELO is proudly compliant with the ISO 3533 international safety standard for adult toys.

Original price was: $221.89.Current price is: $182.89.

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