"Hitachi" massager

[Zubba1]

Greetings all.

Looking for a "massager".
I have heard that the Hitachi is one of the best but I have been seeing all sorts of knock offs and the like.
I am looking to you good folks on some recomendations (and a link if possible) to wands you have used and have worked well on women...

Thanks!

[boundsissy]

The Hitachi is worth every penny or pence. Ours has lasted years with regular use.

[lj]

another vote for the real thing. Avoid the knock-offs, I've seen too many posts from people who've gone down the cheap route and it's ended up being more expensive than buying the genuine article once.

The only problem for UK and Europe is that it is a 110vac device and will not be legally sold in the EU as it can't pass the safety regulations for the CE Mark. NOT because it isn't safe, simply because it doesn't operate on the European 230vac standard supply.. But you can still buy them over the internet, and they are fine, as long as you also get a good voltage convertor or transformer, and preferably a Residual Current Circuit Breaker as some convertors do not isolate the supply fully.

[Zubba1]

Are these the right ones? The boxes are somewhat sketchy (dont list names, things like that)

Here
or
Here

[ringetje]

Another vote for the original.
I did get one of those 230v fake hitachis that come in the original hitachi box, but it didn't compare to the original hv260 I got a week later (with a separate transformer).

I guess you could go for the fairy vibrator, that thing gets good reviews as well.
Dunno if it is 230v though...

[Zimon]

Get a real original Hitachi Magic wand! BTW, they have released a 230V version of it, not fake. But there is alot of "lookalikes" with 7 speed, pulsating modes etc, they do work byt the Hitachi is the real thing. And beware, there is fake "china" copies of the Hitachi that looks like the original, colour and everything. There is a few differences that makes you spot the real from the fake, but some sites use original photos and ship fake I think, so go for a seirous shop to purchase from.

[Sir Cumference]

another vote for the real thing. Avoid the knock-offs, I've seen too many posts from people who've gone down the cheap route and it's ended up being more expensive than buying the genuine article once.

The only problem for UK and Europe is that it is a 110vac device and will not be legally sold in the EU as it can't pass the safety regulations for the CE Mark. NOT because it isn't safe, simply because it doesn't operate on the European 230vac standard supply.. But you can still buy them over the internet, and they are fine, as long as you also get a good voltage convertor or transformer, and preferably a Residual Current Circuit Breaker as some convertors do not isolate the supply fully.

There is the Eurowand:
http://europemagicwand.com/

It was made by a Danish female engineer, who had had her sex life ruined by a depression. Through that project she worked (and frigged) herself back.

[bound_jenny]

It was made by a Danish female engineer, who had had her sex life ruined by a depression. Through that project she worked (and frigged) herself back.

Occupational therapy!

Jenny.