You should buy what you can afford

Buying a vibrator is a personal decision. You should buy what feels good to you. You should buy what you can afford. You should buy something that will last and be durable enough for day-to-day use. And when I say "will" and not "can," I mean it—a good vibrator that costs $10 won't last any longer than a $50 one, so don't skimp! Finally, think about the size of your new toy: if it's too big or small, it won't do its job right because there's no way to get all that space filled up with anything but frustration (or maybe just dead batteries).Buying your first vibrator takes some research and planning—unless of course you know exactly what kind of toy would suit your needs best from past experience or recommendations from friends—but once those decisions are made and you've got yourself some quality interactive sex toys under your belt (or wherever), then everyone wins!