Lovers Kit #2 Blue Bendable Vibrator, Vibrating Cock Ring and Ben-Wa Balls

What the Lovers Kit #2 Blue is

Lovers Kit #2 Blue is a three-piece adult novelty set sold as one kit: a bendable jelly vibrator, a blue vibrating ring with a bullet unit, and a row of gold-tone ben-wa balls strung on a cord. The packaging describes the set as being "For Him & Her", which is the clearest summary of how it is put together — one item aimed at each partner and one that either can use.

Everything in the kit shares the same translucent blue-and-clear look. The vibrator is moulded in a soft, see-through jelly-style material with a contoured, ridged shaft and a rounded tip, finishing in a smooth twist-style base. The ring is opaque blue with a separate bullet unit that seats into it. The balls are gold-toned spheres joined along a single string. It is a starter-style assortment rather than a collection of premium standalone pieces — the appeal is breadth, not a single headline item. You will find comparable multi-item sets throughout our adult toys range.

What the kit includes

Three separate items ship together, and nothing in the kit is a variation of another piece — each is a different format.

• Bendable jelly vibrator. A flexible insertable shaft with a shaped, ribbed profile and a tapered tip. "Bendable" here means the body holds an angle once you set it rather than springing straight again, so it can be posed instead of used only in a straight line. The base is a separate smooth section that houses the control.
• Vibrating ring with bullet. A stretch-style blue ring with a small bullet motor that fits into a moulded seat on the top. Rings of this design sit in place and hold the bullet where a couple wants it; the ring itself is the retention, the bullet is the moving part.
• Ben-wa balls on a string. Several small gold-tone weighted spheres threaded onto a cord. Ben-wa balls are one of the oldest formats in the adult novelty trade — small, smooth, weighted and non-powered — and the cord is what distinguishes a modern set from loose vintage ones, since it keeps the group together and makes retrieval straightforward.

Because the three pieces are so different in format, the kit tends to get used as a sampler: a couple who has not settled on what they like can try a powered insertable, a shared ring and a non-powered weighted set without buying three products.

Specifications

Dimensions, battery sizes, material certifications and country of manufacture are not stated on the packaging, so they are left out here rather than quoted as figures we cannot verify.

How to use and care for it

Wash each piece before first use and again after every use, with warm water and a mild unscented soap. The two powered pieces contain batteries and electronics, so keep the battery compartments away from running water and dry everything fully before storing.

Use a water-based lubricant with all three items. Water-based is the safe default across jelly, TPE-style and silicone surfaces; silicone-based lubricant can degrade some soft-toy materials over time, and oil-based products are difficult to rinse away and are not condom-compatible. Our vibrators category pages carry other items with the same care requirements.

Store the three pieces separately, ideally in a fabric pouch or a lined drawer, not pressed together in a sealed plastic bag — soft novelty materials can mark each other where they sit in contact for long periods. Remove the batteries if the kit is going into storage for more than a few weeks. The ben-wa balls need no power and no maintenance beyond washing and drying; check the cord for fraying before each use and retire the set if it shows wear.

Go slowly with the insertable pieces, use plenty of lubricant, and stop if anything is uncomfortable. None of these items is designed to be used anally; the ben-wa balls and the vibrator are not flared-base products.

Who it suits

This set suits adult couples who want to try several formats at once rather than commit to one item. The three-way split — one insertable, one shared ring, one non-powered weighted set — makes it a reasonable first purchase for people who are curious but unsure what they will actually reach for. It is also a common gift-between-partners choice for the same reason.

It is less suited to someone who already knows what they want. A buyer set on a particular ring style or a specific vibrator size will do better choosing a single item from our cock rings or vibrator ranges, where the specification is the point of the purchase. Jelly-style materials are also softer and more porous than medical-grade silicone, so anyone who specifically wants a non-porous, boilable product should look at silicone-bodied items instead.

Good to know

This is an adult novelty item for use by adults 18 and over, and it is not a medical device. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, have had recent surgery in the pelvic area, or have an implanted electronic device, talk to a licensed healthcare professional before using any powered intimate product.

Stop using any piece that develops a tear, a sticky surface, a crack in the housing or a change in smell — soft novelty materials have a finite life and are not meant to be repaired. Keep all three items, and the batteries they take, out of reach of children. Do not share pieces between partners without washing them first or covering them with a condom.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly comes in the Lovers Kit #2 Blue?

Three items: a bendable jelly vibrator, a blue vibrating ring with a bullet unit, and a set of gold-tone ben-wa balls on a string. All three are included together at the single listed price.

What are ben-wa balls on a string?

Ben-wa balls are small, smooth, weighted spheres, and in this kit they are threaded onto a single cord so the group stays together. They have no batteries and no moving parts — the weight and the smooth surface are the whole design. The cord is there to keep the set as one piece and to make removal simple.

What lubricant should I use with this kit?

Use a water-based lubricant with all three pieces. Water-based formulas rinse off cleanly and are compatible with jelly, TPE-style and silicone surfaces, whereas silicone-based lubricants can soften some soft-toy materials and oil-based products are hard to wash away and are not condom-safe.

How do I clean the vibrator and the ring?

Wash them by hand with warm water and a mild unscented soap, keeping the battery compartments out of the water, then dry them completely before storing. Neither powered piece should be put in a dishwasher, boiled, or cleaned with alcohol or solvent-based cleaners, all of which can damage soft novelty materials and the electronics.

How is this order packaged for delivery?

Orders ship in plain, unmarked outer packaging with no product images or adult branding on the outside. The shipping label and billing descriptor use a neutral company name, so nothing on the parcel identifies what is inside.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.