A versatile vibrator with curves and ridges that stimulate the g-spot and clitoris. How to: the Arc's easy-to-grip handle facilitates experimental positions and motions. We recommend using Arc's pointed-yet-squishy ridge for direct clitoral stimulation or using a rocking motion internally to stimulate your g-spot. Who's involved: Dame was founded by sexologist Alexandra Fine and MIT Mechanical Engineer Janet Liberman, to close the pleasure and orgasm disparity between vulva and penis owners. Why we like it: Five different intensity and pattern modes; waterproof; incredibly quiet; only 2 hours to fully recharge using a magnetic USB recharger; and a three year warranty.

The bestselling air pressure stimulator. How to: Apply a water-based lubricant to the toy's opening and your clitoris, press and hold the power button to turn on the device, and then place it on your clitoris. Who's involved: Satisfyer believes everyone has the right to discover their sexual potential. They prioritise inclusivity when developing their products, ensuring they're accessible to everyone - regardless of sexual preference, socio-economic background, age, gender, or skill level. Why we like it: A unique sensation, different to traditional vibration; compatible with water and oil-based lubes; USB rechargeable; 11 intensity levels for sensitivity and variety; incredibly quiet; and it's waterproof.

A botanical water-based lubricant. How to: Squeeze the bottle and apply FIGR Fluid to the part of your body you want to lubricate. Why we like it: Australian made and owned; vegan; fragrance-free; latex and silicone friendly; no sticky residue; and it washes away with warm water.

A guide to help you explore what brings you pleasure, written in partnership with Sexologist, Kassandra Mourikis. This guide covers, What Is Solo Play?, Understanding Your Sexual Narrative, Developing Sexual Self-Confidence, Anatomy, Desire, Arousal, Orgasm, Exploring Your Body, Masturbation For Penises, Masturbation For Vulvas, Aftercare, Toys.