Canada: Kiwi
Vibrating entry pain massager that makes progress feel good. Like, really good.
Relieve entry pain
Progress + pleasure in one
Enjoy solo or with a partner
Clinically-proven features
Description
Sex isn’t always easy! And the vaginal opening is a sensitive place. If you're experiencing a burning or tearing feeling with insertion, avoiding sex, or struggling with desire — you're not alone, my friend. Kiwi can help!
With science-backed features, Kiwi is designed for:
- Soothing muscle tension (internally + externally with different massage ends)
- Shallow insertion (to slowly work toward what feels good)
- Clitoral stimulation (for blood flow + relaxation)
- Two motors with different frequencies let you pick a "buzzy" or "rumbly" vibe
Details
Technical Specs:
- Medical-grade silicone
- 4 speeds
- Rechargeable
- Water-resistant
- Two motors
Dimensions:
- 3.25" wide; 3.5" tall
- Tapered end: 1.5" long; 0.5-1" in diameter (from narrowest to widest point)
Includes:
- Kiwi
- Storage bag
- Charging cable
- User manual
- Online video resources
Patent-pending
Shipping & Returns
- No additional Canadian duties or customs
- Enjoy free CA shipping on orders over $125 in delightfully discreet packaging.
- Not satisfied with your purchase? Contact us within 30 days. We're here to help!
Release tension in lower abs, inner thighs, glutes
Tension in the butt, belly, and thighs can contribute to internal muscle tension. That's why starting to massage these areas is a great first step, experimenting with different massage ends and vibration.
Explore around the vulva, clitoris, perineum
Stimulation of external ~bits~ can relax the pelvic floor, desensitize pain, and introduce pleasure. Start with the perineum, and explore the labia, clitoris, and other parts of the vulva.
Ease into penetration at your own pace
Shallow insertion with clitoral vibration can re-train your muscles and nervous system, helping you feel safe and comfortable. And that's the goal! To feel comfortable and in control when there's penetration in your play.
The Science Behind the Design
For over a year, our team has spent hundreds of hours researching and collaborating with expert clinicians to make the world's first and only device made to relieve entry pain in a way that feels good.
Therapeutic Vibration
Vibration is scientifically proven to help relax the pelvic floor muscles and decrease pain.¹ Plus it feels good!
Mobility Massage
Whistle While You Work
Tools are only helpful if you want to use them. That's why Kiwi was designed to work and feel good.
![<p>Kiwi is a long-awaited advancement that promises to make a significant difference. With the Kiwi, you are not just addressing a physical discomfort; we're empowering [people with vulvas] to take control of their pelvic health and reclaim their lives.</p>](http://thepelvicpeople.com/cdn/shop/files/Jenna_Perkins_2.jpg?v=1694545841&width=425)
- AnonymousVerified BuyerReviewingKiwiI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 hour agoSOOO Worth it
Finally something that was not intimidating and made me actually want to "put in the work". Made a huge difference in such a short time. THANK YOU
- Amy W.Verified BuyerReviewingKiwiI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars3 days agoUsing Kiwi for myofascial release therapy for hEDS management
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I recently purchased the Kiwi Medical-Grade Silicone Massager, and it has been a game-changer for my myofascial release therapy and managing hEDS pain.
The Kiwi Massager delivers precisely whether I need a gentle massage or a more intense session with targeted relief, especially for those hard-to-reach areas that other devices struggle with. Its shape and size make it much easier to handle and maneuver, ensuring I can effectively target all the areas that need attention.
Overall, I'm so glad I bought it. If you're on the fence, I recommend you go for it. It's been an effective, reliable, and user-friendly device for myofascial release and pain management. It truly exceeded my expectations!
- StevieReviewingKiwiI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars5 days agoI LOVE the kiwi!!
I have really struggled with vulvar vestibulitis the past few months and any intercourse was super painful for me. But with the kiwi I feel way more pleasure than pain and I am so happy to being back on my way to painless sex. It is super good quality and worth every cent.
- AnonymousVerified BuyerReviewingKiwiI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoPost-op life saver!
This little device in conjunction with pelvic floor PT and the Ohnut has absolutely saved my sex life post-hysterectomy AND improved my overall pain control! It's also really helped me reduce my need for muscle relaxers, I'm finding that I can often deal with pain and spasms by doing my PT prescribed breathing and relaxation exercises while using this and not need to reach for meds as often.
- josieVerified BuyerReviewingKiwiI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoBest tool to reduce entrance pain
If you're like me and your entrance pain is awful, I 100% recommend the Kiwi. For background, I've struggled with a severe case of primary vaginismus since I was 16, to the point where it was too painful for me to do everyday activities. I've tried a lot of different things and I'm active in online communities about pelvic pain. Here are some takeaways based on my experiences and conversations with other people. I bought the Kiwi around the time when it was newly released and didn't have many people talking about it, so I also want to share my tips for anyone who's looking for it :)
I've seen people who say that the Kiwi is just a short dilator. If you don't have much entrance pain, I can see why it would feel that way. However, as someone whose primary pain is in the entry muscles, the Kiwi is much better at focusing on the entrance than a dilator is. In my experience, the purpose of dilators is to help relax the muscles for the sake of penetration. I would say that my usage of the Kiwi is more focused on pain relief and long-term muscle relaxation. I sometimes use the Kiwi pre-dilator to relax the entry muscles.
I've also seen people confused on if this is a vibrator. The Kiwi has vibrating functions, but it isn't a toy in the traditional sense. The purpose is ultimately for the sake of reducing pelvic pain/trauma. You can opt to use the vibrations however you want to, but you don't have to use it that way if that's not your thing. The vibrations are also used for…