Kiwi
Vibrating pelvic relaxation massager that makes progress feel good.
Soothes muscle tension through gentle myofascial release
Three massage ends designed for the pelvic floor and supporting muscles
Eases intimacy-related tension and anxiety
Co-designed with pelvic health experts
Description
Sex isn’t always easy! And the vaginal opening is a sensitive place. If you're experiencing a tight feeling, 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 (externally + internally with different massage ends)
- Shallow insertion (to slowly work toward what feels good)
- Clitoral stimulation (for blood flow + relaxation)
- Two motors with different frequencies for a "buzzy" or "rumbly" vibe
Technical Specs
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
- Enjoy free US shipping on orders over $50 in delightfully discreet packaging.
- No additional Canadian duties or customs.
- Not satisfied with your purchase? Contact us within 60 days. We're here to help!
How to Use Kiwi
Kiwi comes with Pelvic PT-guided video tutorials, so you'll feel supported every step of the way!
Setting Expectations
Setting Expectations
Getting Started
Basic Insertion
Lower Abdomen
Pressure point massage
Broad area massage
Shallow entry
Clitoral stimulation
1. Start Broad
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 place to start, experimenting with 3 massage ends and vibration.
2. Ride the Bikini Line
Explore around the vulva, clitoris, perineum
Stimulation of external ~bits~ can relax the pelvic floor, promote comfort, and introduce pleasure. Start with the perineum, and explore the labia, clitoris, and other parts of the vulva.
3. Shallow Dive
Ease into penetration at your own pace
Shallow insertion with clitoral vibration can help your muscles and nervous system relax. And that's the goal! To feel comfortable and in control.
The Science Behind the Design
For over a year, our team spent hundreds of hours researching and collaborating with expert clinicians to make the world's first and only device made to encourage progress in a way that feels good.
Vibration
Vibration is scientifically proven to help relax the pelvic floor muscles.¹ Plus it feels good!
Mobility Massage
Clinician-Recommended, Designed with Dignity
The team put incredible research into creating something that puts power back into the owner’s hands.
Beyond Basics Physical Therapy
Kiwi is a long-awaited advancement that promises to make a significant difference. It’s empowering [people with vulvas] to take control.
DiscovHER Health
Got Questions? We've Got Answers
How is Kiwi Different From A Vibrator?
Kiwi was designed first and foremost as a physical massage tool to help release tight or tense pelvic floor muscles. Vibration is an optional feature that can support comfort, increase blood flow, and help build positive associations with touch (and yes, that can include pleasure).
Vibrators aren’t built specifically for people navigating pelvic pain. They can be too intense, too large, or just not quite right for relaxing the pelvic floor. Kiwi offers a gentler, more targeted approach—with different ends for shallow internal use and for massaging muscle groups connected to the pelvis.
What if Kiwi Doesn't Work For Me?
No pressure (literally). 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!
Will Kiwi Ship In Discreet Packaging?
Yep! Kiwi ships in plain, unbranded packaging so no one will know what’s inside.
What Kind of Lube Can I Use With Kiwi?
Because Kiwi is made with medical-grade silicone, we recommend pairing it with a water-based lubricant. It’s gentle on you — and your device. You can check out our water-based lube HERE
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.
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- Evan B.Verified BuyerReviewingKiwiI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars3 days agoThank you for making this product.
I’ve seen ads for the kiwi for quite some time, always contemplating purchasing it for my wife. She’s struggled with painful sex for 10+ years and every doctor has written it off. The first time using this product brought her to happy tears afterwards. Thank you so much for creating this product that allowed her to have the best sex she’s had in years. It really does work wonders.
- Meylina T.Verified BuyerReviewingKiwi Essentials BundleI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars4 days agoSuper Great!
This is a great product and such a good "beginners" kit. I love the design and ease of use — would definitely recommend it to others
- Summer H.Verified BuyerReviewingKiwiI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoLittle PT Buddy :)
The Kiwi's design is really great, and it's a nice fit for my hand. As someone with vaginismus, it's been great for helping me dilate a bit and relax the muscles in my pelvic floor. For anyone who has gone through pelvic floor physical therapy and finished and wishes they had their PT back to push on those muscles, this is a wonderful little tool to give you some leverage for that. Def recommend (not as a replacement for PT but as a PT buddy!) :)
- AnonymousVerified BuyerReviewingKiwiI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agodefinitely worth giving a try
I like the look and feel of the kiwi (and the thoughtfully designed packaging). I appreciate the instructional material and videos provided, specifically around step 1-2 ("start broad" and "ride the bikini area"). This is the step that was missing after pelvic physiotherapy and dilation tools/exercises in clinical care, and helps reducing tension and increasing relaxation before/during intimacy with a partner. We both learned a lot. Requested feature: videos aimed at the partner would be an excellent additional resource!
- AnoniemVerified BuyerReviewingKiwiRated 3 out of 5 stars1 week agoWhow
Nog niet lang genoeg in mijn bezit ,maar de eerste ervaringen zijn absoluut fijn te noemen