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Adrien Lastic makes silicone vibrators and pelvic floor products, and the range we stock reflects that focus. It runs from the Venus Hands Free Double Vibrator, a clitoral teaser, to the Harmony Stones Kegel Balls, so it covers both play and pelvic floor training within a small, considered selection.
The two pieces here suit someone looking for a straightforward silicone toy without a large catalogue to wade through. Prices sit between £44 and £48, placing the range in the mid tier rather than the budget or premium ends. Expect body-safe silicone and a clear sense of what each product is for.
The range on our shelves spans two distinct purposes. The Venus is a hands-free double vibrator designed for clitoral stimulation, while the Harmony Stones are Kegel balls intended for pelvic floor exercise.
Between them they show a brand that covers both stimulation and internal training, so you can choose according to what you are after rather than settling for a single style.
Both products we stock are made from silicone, a non-porous, body-safe material that wipes clean easily and feels smooth against the skin. It is a sensible choice for anything used internally or against sensitive areas.
Silicone toys work well with water-based lubricants, which is worth keeping in mind when you shop.
The decision here is more about purpose than preference. If you want clitoral stimulation, the Venus hands-free vibrator is the pick; if pelvic floor training is your goal, the Harmony Stones Kegel balls are built for that.
With only a few pounds separating the two, price is unlikely to be the deciding factor, so let intended use guide you.
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