Why is sex painful?
You may experience pain during intercourse at different times, and we can help!
Entry pain is one way you may experience pain during sex. Maybe you get a burning/tearing feeling that dissipates after you get going or maybe it doesn't get better. Maybe it's painless at first, but starts to hurt over time.
Another way you might experience pain with intercourse is during deep penetration. This might feel like dull or sharp cramping, even a stabbing sensation.
Whenever and wherever sex hurts—we're here to help you find a solution.
Where we come in
We're on a mission to end painful sex, with two clinician-designed tools to ease pain during sex: Kiwi (for entry pain during sex) and Ohnut (for deep pain during penetration).
Whether it's a burning or tearing sensation that hurts when sex begins, to that stabbing, cramping feeling when penetration goes a little too deep, sex shouldn't hurt.
We've been there. And we can help!
Kiwi for entry pain during sex
Kiwi uses the power of science to relieve muscle tension and entry pain—all while helping to retrain your nervous system to associate penetration with pleasure.
- -Three massage ends to release pelvic muscle tension
- -Shallow entry (optional) for comfort and control
- -Two motors for stimulation and bloodflow
- -Pelvic PT-guided videos included
Ohnut for pain during deep penetration
Ohnut is intended to be used to limit penetration depth.
With 4 stretchy, stackable rings that go around the base of the penetrating partner—You control how much goes in.
- -Start with three rings (comes with 4)
- -Apply silicone or H2O lube
- -Slide Ohnut down to the base
- -Enjoy :)
Want a tool that will help when sex hurts? Take the quiz to find the right one.
Naming pain during sex
Superficial Dyspareunia: This is pain felt in the vulva and/or the entrance of the vagina. This includes terms you may have heard of like, vulvodynia, vaginismus, and vestibulodynia. Read more about this type of pain during sex here.
Deep Dyspareunia: This can be stabbing, cramping, or shooting pain felt in the vaginal canal or pelvic area during or after penetrative sex. Learn more here.
What customers say about Kiwi
"I have struggled with entry pain for years and have been through 3 rounds of pelvic floor therapy with little relief. This has made a huge difference in the entry pain."
—Kiwi customer
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a money-back guarantee?
If you aren’t happy with your order, just contact us within 30 days. We won’t make it difficult, we’re here to help!
How will Kiwi help my pain during sex?
Kiwi can be used to decrease muscle tension in the pelvic floor and surrounding muscle groups through massage, vibration, and shallow insertion. Read more here!
How will Ohnut help my pain during sex?
Ohnut is worn externally by a penetrating partner at the base of the shaft. Lube up and slide Ohnut down. During penetration Ohnut will compress to act like a buffer and limit depth. Read more here!
Are your shipments in discreet packaging?
Yes! Our shipping boxes are phenomenally boring :)