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Contributor: *Ashley* *Ashley*
What's the difference?!? I'm up for a review and the SinFive Akmeo-WTP came up. I think I want to get that as my first G-Spot vibrator. Might as well snag it up while it's 50% off.

My questions:

What is really the difference between the two; Is it just the material and does it really make that much of a difference?
If silicone is the safest material then why is the WTP more expensive (silicone: 69.95 - WTP: $99.99)?
07/21/2010
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Contributor: GingerAnn GingerAnn
Captivating topic discussions on Silicone vibrators:

Your Preference: Regular Silicone or Dual-density?
In vibrators or dildos, which one do you prefer? Do you like simple silicone better or the dual density toys? Do you think the difference in price is.

Are there any silicone vibrators that are "softer" and yet still have a nice head on them? Which ones?
Of our three toys - I love the Butterfly Kiss which is TPR or something like that - and the ribbed lover which is jelly (but it feels like the jelly..

silicone vibes are dead to me!!!
I got the Lelo Siri yesterday, and what a letdown after the Nea. I swear I cannot get off clitorally with silicone vibes, I have the JimmyJane form 4,

Silicone vibrator enhancer - can you use them with silicone toys?
Silicone vibrator enhancer - can you use them with silicone toys? Or would the two different materials melt each other? Did anyone try them?

Ripple triple silicone stimulator – g-spot and clitoral vibrator
This one looks amazing, but there's NO discussions about it yet. What do you think ladies; Stud? or Dud?
07/21/2010
Contributor: PassionQT PassionQT
I can't answer all your questions, but I just received the Silicone one today and it's beautiful, powerful, does all sorts of stuff and its flexible too. I am very impressed with this vibrator.
07/22/2010
Contributor: Beth D Beth D
I have no idea what the difference is. They both have antibacterial properties and they seem really similar in description. The WTP says it's a thermoplastic. I dunno, I think if they're pretty much the same, I'd just get the cheaper one. I think thirty bucks for an only slightly different material is a lot to pay
07/22/2010
Contributor: Blinker Blinker
The difference in price has me baffled, too! I have a silicone SinFive vibe and it's luxuriously soft and smooth. I also have the SinFive Emigi which is made of WTP and it's velvety, flexible plastic. I would think the silicone would be more expensive, but I think it's the kind of plastic that WTP is that makes it more expensive. I'd go for the Silicone one, most definitely.
07/22/2010
Contributor: Envy Envy
I think I'd pick silicone just because I know the material, I know it's body safe, and it doesn't have all these bells and whistles. I just like to stick with what I know and what's easiest.
07/23/2010
Contributor: Annemarie Annemarie
I know this one!

WTP is SinFive's own proprietary thermoplastic rubber. It's got antibacterial properties (like the silicone) and it's got a slightly different texture than the silicone. (I haven't tried the silicone out, but I'm guessing based on what most silicone is like.)

WTP is really draggy and soft, and I really liked it. I've been thinking of grabbing one of the on-sale WTP vibes, just because of it. The WTP isn't sterilizable, but it's still easy to wash and take care of, especially with the antibacterial layer.


It really depends on what you like, regarding texture.
07/23/2010
Contributor: Rockin' Rockin'
Regarding the price, even though silicone is "the safest" that doesn't make it always the most expensive. There are a lot of wooden and ceramic toys on EF that are quite expensive even though they get a safety rating of 9 instead of 10 like silicone. I think what's happening with the price is that the WTP ones might be phased out, so they're on sale, and the new silicone ones might be here to stay. (or at least, the WTP ones were on sale earlier...)
07/23/2010