It is a well known fact that most women experience orgasm through clitoral stimulation. However, Women are also sensitive to stimulation of other areas of their vaginas as well. One such area is now commonly called the G Spot - or Grafenberg spot.

The G Spot on most women is located about 2" into the vagina on the anterior -- or top wall as the woman is laying on her back. -- or top wall as the woman is laying on her back. The G Spot is also called the "Urethral Sponge". The G Spot is formed by the Skene's gland - also called the Paraurethral. This area, or structure consists of small sacks, or vesicles which are in close proximity to and in fact surround the urethra. The size and number of these vesicles vary greatly among women. The vesicles are connected to and open into the urethra through what are known as the Paraurethral ducts. Stimulation of the Skene's Gland causes the lining to secrete a fluid into the vesicles where it accumulates. This is where the possibilities for G Spot orgasms come in..... and the Crystal S-Wand can help.

Other uses of the Crystal S-Wand include anal stimulation of the male prostate gland. It has been found to be of benefit for sufferers of Prostatitus, an inflammation of the prostate gland. Also it works wonderfully for stimulating men’s prostate for heightened sexual arousal.

Male and Female users have reported a wide variety of results from using the Crystal S-Wand, including:

• Increased sexual energy, self-awareness, arousal, orgasm and response

• Increased general overall health, and feeling of well-being  

There are many different techniques and practices for G-Spot, or A-Spot (the male equivalent - prostate) stimulation. So by no means what is presented here exhaustive. Below is a diagram showing manual stimulation of the G-Spot. A finger - or two- is commonly inserted and wrapped past the pubic bone to the spongy, often ripply feeling Skene's gland / G-Spot. A mixture of both pressure-type movement, stroking, and caressing of the spot will cause swelling of the area as it it stimulated. This is common as outlined in the previous section.

Continuous stimulation of this area, in many cases will effectively cause the "I have to pee" sensation. This is the result of the Skene's gland secreting "g-spot" fluid. This is the point at which many women get scared. It's a big hurdle to overcome - "I have to pee and it is pee" is the common thought here. This causes many women to be confused and/or scared - noone wants to "pee" on their lover (at least most of us feel that way:)).

Using emperical anatomical data as a basis for our G-Spot/A-Spot wands, we feel that we have created the most comfortable, ergonomic, stimulating wands in the industry. All of our GSpot wands are handmade with meticulous care so that the correct shapes and angles are preserved from their initial design and prototype. Below is a diagram showing how to stimulate the G-Spot using one of our Crystal S-Wands.

By design, pressure and stimulation of this sacred area is easily achieved and controlled through positioning of the wand. It can be handled by either yourself or your lover, effectively stimulating the GSpot in a multitude of ways- from mild swirling motions, to intense mind-blowing pressure tapping. Remember everyone reacts differently to G-Spot/A-Spot stimulation - so communication is key to success in the bedroom with these toys - but you already knew that....