What is a pussy pump and how does it work?

Sometimes we get distracted when we hear words that aren’t as clinical or “appropriate” when it comes to sex toys. For example ‘pussy pumps‘ gold ‘penis rings‘.

Does that sound a bit rude? Does it make some people not want to take it so seriously? Maybe laugh at the concept?

It may be so.

But really, don’t let the name distract you from the fact that these sex toys and sexual pleasure enhancers are truly amazing.

Today we will dive into the concept of vaginal pumps. They are a sex toy, or rather a device, for owners of vaginas that improve sexual pleasure and it can give your sex life a little boost.

This device can be used for solo play or fun as a coupleand they have the power to increase the likelihood of orgasm, and perhaps even the intensity of said orgasm.

But let’s start with the basics, okay?

What is a pussy bomb?

A vaginal pump is a device that is placed over the vulva in such a way that it draws blood to the labia and clitoris (also known as increasing blood flow to the genitals).

There are also vaginal pumps that work specifically for the clitoris (clitoral pumps). These are more commonly known as suction toysand they use a combination of suction and air to create a vacuum-like effect, stimulating the clitoris even more than normal sex toys like vibrators.

Fun fact! Did you know that the clitoris has more than 10,000 nerve endings? Now you know!

Pussy pumps are a versatile sexual pleasure enhancer as they can be used at various times. It can be used for foreplay, foreplay or before masturbation or sexual intercourse.

It’s about experimenting.

Design and functionality

Now for semantics… A vaginal pump has three different parts; a plastic chamber that often comes with a silicone rim and a hose leading to a hand pump. The plastic chamber is what is placed over the genitals, gently creating a light seal.

The hand pump is then squeezed (similar to what a nurse does taking someone’s blood pressure). During this process, the air creates a vacuum. As you continue pumping, the seal becomes tighter and therefore more blood flows to your genitals.

However, there are more modern vaginal pumps that come with triggers and gauges that are easier to use.

Benefits of using a pussy pump

While a vaginal pump may seem intimidating, the benefits far outweigh.

When one is worn, it makes parts of the vulva and clitoris more sensitive and therefore more sensitive to stimuli such as vibrations and other forms of touch. This inevitably leads to more pleasure and more orgasms.

Another benefit for some is that when using a vaginal pump, the vulva will appear larger and more “swollen”, which in itself can be very arousing for some.

So for those in the bdsm (bondage, discipline, dominance, submission) community (or those who simply like to experiment with dominant/submissive roles), it can be fun to use a vaginal pump. A submissive vagina owner could hand her vaginal pump to her partner and let him take control.

Finally, it could be seen as a kind of advantage or a way to delay satisfaction. See it as a way of delay pleasure for a few minutes. The buildup of anticipation and lust can be incredibly arousing.

How does a pussy pump work?

A vaginal pump works in such a way that it does two things:

1. Creating suction for greater sensitivity.

Firstly, once the plastic chamber has covered the genitals and a slight seal has been created, the pump will be used which will release air to create a vacuum. This sucking increases sensitivity, meaning one is more susceptible to sexual pleasure when touched.

2. Effects on blood flow and arousal.

Secondly, due to the sucking action, the blood passes to the genitals. This means there is greater blood flow to the area and aids in the increased sensitivity mentioned above. Together, these two things help improve responsiveness to any type of touch, whether through hands, tongue, vibrations, or any other form of stimulation.

Beginner’s Guide to Using a Vaginal Pump

If you’re new here and curious about how to use a vaginal pump, let us give you the 411, starting with how to prepare it, step-by-step instructions, as well as cleaning and aftercare tips.

Here’s your beginner’s guide to using a vaginal pump!

How to prepare for use

First, make sure you have a vaginal pump that is the right size for you. After that, you want make sure the device and your body are clean.

For best results, it is recommended to trim the pubic hair where the vaginal pump chamber will be placed.

Additionally, you can invest in a good water based lubricant as it can go around the edge of the chamber to ensure a good seal.

Step by step instructions

Step one: Lubricate the edge of the chamber.

Step two: Place the camera around the correct area and make sure it seals firmly to the skin.

Step three: Squeeze the bulb, while keeping one hand on the chamber to make sure it is tight, until you feel the suction. You will begin to see that your lips begin to swell and you will begin to feel a strange but exciting sensation. Don’t pump too fast. Once you feel the suction, squeeze the bulb one or two more times.

Step four: You can leave the vaginal pump in place (without pumping) for five minutes (no more than 10), but if you feel any discomfort, remove it.

Step five: Tap the pump quick release valve once to release the chamber.

Step six: Wait a few minutes before enjoying the enhanced sensations your pussy pump has provided. You may want to use some lubricant.

Post-use care and cleaning

After you have used the vaginal pump, it is important to keep it clean so that it is safe to use. It is equally important to store it correctly to maintain its integrity and security.

To clean your vaginal pump:

To store your vaginal pump:

allow rest in a cool, dry place. You can store it inside a drawer, but it is recommended to store it inside a cloth bag to protect it from buildup or dust.

Myths and misconceptions about pussy pumps

Address security concerns

Overall, it may seem like vaginal pumps come with a lot of risks. The device itself looks quite intimidating, so many may want to avoid it for this reason.

And yes, a vaginal pump swells the vulva and clitoris, which somehow seems scary, but this is not a side effect, this is the desired effect and it will gradually disappear.

In reality, using a vaginal pump carries a low risk of injury.

However, there are things to keep in mind about how to use a vaginal pump safely:

If it feels uncomfortable, you may have placed the pump too high or too low. Simply remove it and place it higher or lower to find the correct position.

Do not use your vaginal pump for more than 10 minutes. It is recommended to use it for five to 10 minutes, so exercise caution and keep it under 10 minutes.

Use lubricant to create a proper seal and help feel comfortable.

If you have any pre-existing conditions, such as diabetes, skin sensitivity, or circulatory problems, you may want to consult your healthcare professional beforehand.

Choose the correct size vaginal pump for comfort.

Choose a vaginal pump that is made of a body-safe material.

Don’t rush the process. Pump gradually, as there could be risks associated with excessive pumping.

Debunking performance myths

There may be performance myths surrounding vaginal pumps. Yeah one associates them with penis pumps.

You see, a penis pump works in a similar way: it causes increased blood flow to the penis, allowing for larger erections. And while this is great just for the fun of it, it’s also a tool to help those who may be living with ED (erectile dysfunction).

However, with vaginal pumps it is not the same. Pussy pumps are in no way a device to be used for any condition. They are simply a sexual aid used to improve sensitivity. Therefore, they are a pleasure product, not an aid for sexual performance problems.

If one uses a vaginal pump, it does not mean that there is any problem. It is simply a way to enjoy more sensations and have an added bonus to play alone or as a couple.

Product recommendations

Doc Johnson BLOOM Automatic Vibrating Pump

“Let your flower bloom” says Doc Johnson. This vaginal pump has been designed to follow the natural curve of a woman’s body and has an ergonomic handle for comfort. And in reality, this pump isn’t really a pump… it works with the touch of a button! A hands-free experience, a seal forms and you can enjoy all the benefits without a manual pump. This device has a suction cup and a vibrator, four interchangeable heads (clitoris, vulva and nipples), 49 unique sensations and is USB rechargeable.

Fantasy for your manual pleasure pump

This is a manual vaginal pump with a clear plastic chamber that fits over the vulva and a trigger pump that requires a few tugs to feel the effects. By doing so, you will experience blood flow in your intimate area, preparing you for happiness, whether alone or as a couple. To finish, press the quick release valve and you’re ready for ecstasy.

Fantasy For Her Rechargeable Pleasure Pump Kit

This vaginal pump kit comes with two transparent silicone chambers, allowing you to choose the right size and comfort level. To use it, simply place it over your vulva, turn it on, and watch your intimate area grow in size and sensitivity. It comes with three suction speeds and is automatic (no pump!). It’s also USB rechargeable and small so you can take it with you on all your adventures.

Fetish Fantasy High Intensity Pussy Pump

Like the vaginal pump we’ve described throughout the article, this one from Fetish Fantasy comes with a camera that sits over the vulva and a manual pump. It is a medical style pump that with each press you can notice the change as blood fills the area allowing for greater sensitivity. It also comes with a quick release valve, so you can easily stop when you’re ready to play.

So if you’ve ever felt a little apprehensive about vaginal pumps, or think they’re only used for those with medical conditions, you’ll be glad to know that’s not the case.

In fact, this sexual pleasure device is solely used to increase intimacy and create more euphoria during solo or partner play, and it definitely deserves a place in your sex toy treasure chest.