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Although the Zumio S's unusual shape resembles that of a thermometer or an oral hygiene device, we've found that this toy's narrow stem and rounded tip delivers pleasurable sensations more precisely than any other vibrator we've tested. This toy is ideal for people who like to focus stimulation on a particular part of the clitoris or vulva, as the small surface area of the oscillating hard-plastic tip causes the vibrations to feel more concentrated. The tip easily slides between the outer labia, and you can manipulate it using the vibrator's lightweight handle.

The Zumio measures about 7 inches long (the handle itself is a little over 5 inches long; the tip is a bit shorter than 2 inches). It's lightweight, comfortable to hold (almost like a writing utensil), and small enough to fit in a purse. The Zumio has a remarkably unfussy control panel on the upper side of its purple silicone and plastic handle, with an on/off button and up/down buttons offering eight levels of intensity. Unlike many other toys in this price range, the Zumio doesn't offer multiple vibration patterns, but this is a feature that the majority of people we surveyed in our early research found to be superfluous and at times annoying.

n addition to the S, Zumio also offers the X, which is a renamed version of the classic Zumio vibrator we previously recommended and which remains an excellent toy. Both toys offer about the same amount of power, but the S has a thicker tip, which makes the sensations somewhat more diffuse, an effect we preferred. If you like more intensely focused stimulation, we recommend the X, but we did not find the difference between the two models to be all that noticeable.

You can recharge the toy using a USB cable connected to a cradle that looks uncannily like an electric-toothbrush charger. According to Zumio, the S 'is waterproof and can withstand being in 1 meters (3 feet) of water for a brief period of time.' (We tested it in water but did not submerge it to that depth.)

The S produces intense sensations and is intuitive to use for both solo and partner play. What separates this toy from others we've tested is how easily it enables direct stimulation at a particular area without a lot of awkward, fumbling adjustments, and how smoothly the user can move its tip around the clitoris and vulva to create different types of sensations. This ease of mobility is particularly amazing at the moment of orgasm, as it's relatively simple to adjust the placement of the toy to create exactly the sensations needed to get over the edge.

The small tip also makes this toy excellent for partner play, as it does not significantly block access to the vulva and vagina, and the handle is long enough for either partner to hold it comfortably. This toy might also work well for people with arthritis or limited mobility in their hands, as it is lightweight and requires minimal flexion and reaching because of the length of the handle and the way it rests toward the front of the body.

Materials considered to be body safe include 100 percent silicone (some toys that manufacturers bill as silicone are sometimes made from a blend of silicone and other materials, so you should make sure that the toy is actually 100 percent silicone), all types of glass, metals such as stainless steel and aluminum, certain types of treated wood, ceramics, and hard, nonporous plastics such as ABS, lucite, and acrylic.

The presence of possibly toxic chemicals in sex toys has been a source of significant concern in the sex-toy aficionado community. Sex toys are not well researched (beyond this study by the Danish counterpart to the EPA [PDF]) or regulated by any consumer-safety agencies. The researchers behind the Danish report name six hazardous substances that they found in the studied sex toys, and they conclude that 'normal' usage of the tested toys-which they define as 15 minutes once a week-is safe, provided the user is not pregnant or breastfeeding. However, the anus and rectum are delicate mucous membranes that are highly absorptive and prone to irritation, and many people use their toys more frequently than 15 minutes per week. For this reason, we decided to err on the side of caution and choose toys made from high-quality, nonporous materials for this guide.

Keeping sex toys clean is extremely important for preventing bacterial and yeast infections, especially if you share your toys with partners. We recommend that you cover your toys with a condom when sharing them with partners, especially if it's someone with whom you are not fluid-bonded (that is, you typically use barriers for other types of sexual activity).

If you're using a toy with a condom, make sure that the condom covers the entire surface that comes in contact with your genitals. The condom should be thin enough for you to see, feel, and press the buttons through the barrier. Do not use oil-based lubricants with condoms, and make sure to remove and dispose of the condom directly after use. Do not reuse condoms with toys, as that practice is unsanitary and a sure way to encourage the condom to break.

Waterproof toys made from nonporous materials such as silicone and stainless steel can tolerate washing with soap and warm water. If you have non-waterproof toys, carefully wipe them clean with a solution of soap and warm water. Spray-on toy cleanser can be useful for toys that you cannot submerge. Dangerous Lilly offers a great in-depth guide to caring for a variety of toy materials.

Generally you don't need to disinfect toys that only one person uses or that stay covered with condoms. Some nonporous, non-motorized toys can go into the dishwasher without soap for steam-sanitizing. Alternatively, you can boil most nonporous, non-motorized toys in hot water. You can soak waterproof toys of all stripes in 10 percent bleach solution for 10 minutes to disinfect them, and thoroughly wash them with soap and water afterward.

We recommend storing toys in boxes or pouches to keep them dust-free and putting them in a cool, dark place where they will not have exposure to direct sunlight. Many high-end manufacturers include free cloth pouches or attractive storage boxes with a toy.