Toys & Props – What does Clit Pump mean?
Clit Pump
A Clit Pump is a small suction cup placed over the clitoris that draws blood into the tissue, making it swell and feel more sensitive.
What does Clit Pump mean?
Clit is short for clitoris, a word that comes from ancient Greek, and pump describes how the toy works. A clit pump is a small suction cup that draws blood into the clitoris to make it swell and feel extra sensitive. Bigger cups that cover the whole vulva are called pussy pumps or vulva pumps. The vacuum comes from a hand bulb or an electric pump. People use it as foreplay, or simply because the swollen, tingly feeling is fun.
How do you use a clit pump safely?
Start with low suction and short sessions of a few minutes, then release the pressure and take a break. A little lube on the rim helps the cup seal and protects the skin. Stop right away if it hurts or the skin turns dark purple, blue or blotchy. Mild swelling that fades within an hour is normal. If you take blood thinners, ask your doctor first, and wash the cup with warm water and mild soap after every use.
What’s the difference between a clit pump and a suction toy?
A clit pump creates a steady vacuum that draws blood in, and the effect is felt mostly afterwards, when everything is swollen and sensitive. A suction toy, often called an air pulse toy, uses rapid waves of air to stimulate the clitoris directly, and many people climax with it. One builds sensitivity, the other is the main event.