"Charlie doesn't do wellness. She does this." — Charlie Four things simultaneously. That's the entire pitch. Suction, vibration, warmth, and EMS — Electric Muscle Stimulation. The EchoTouch head delivers 10 modes of deep, enveloping suction directly to the clitoris. Ten vibration patterns provide rumbly, penetrating intensity underneath. Embercore heating brings the silicone to 40°C so everything feels warmer, more real, more present. And then there's the EMS — seven microcurrent patterns that pulse a tingling, electric sensation — not vibration, something else entirely. The same technology used in physiotherapy and high-performance sport, here adapted for pleasure and entirely controlled by you. Run all four simultaneously or layer them up one at a time. Either way, the effect is — to be straightforward about it — extraordinary. IPX6 splashproof. Charges via USB in under an hour, runs for a full hour. Plain packaging, as always. This is not the toy you buy first. It's the one you come back for when you're ready for something genuinely different. SPECS Material Body-safe silicone + ABS Dimensions 106 × 65 × 48mm Stimulation modes 10 suction patterns + 10 vibration settings + 7 EMS microcurrent patterns + Embercore heating to 40°C Technology EchoTouch Sensations + EMS Electric Muscle Stimulation + Embercore heating Waterproof rating IPX6 (splashproof) Noise level ≤ 50dB Battery 680mAh — working time 60 mins Charging USB, 3.7V EMS safety Microcurrent patterns are calibrated for pleasurable stimulation — entirely safe for external use Packaging Plain, discreet — no external indication of contents details.product-accordion summary::-webkit-details-marker { display: none; } details.product-accordion summary::marker { display: none; } details.product-accordion[open] summary span { opacity: 0.4; } A note on the lightning READ Most of what Thunder & Lightning does is self-explanatory. It buzzes. It warms. It draws. You will work it out. The lightning is the one nobody is prepared for. It is not vibration. It is not suction. It is a different thing entirely — a small, deliberate electrical current, the same kind physios use on injured shoulders — and the first time you feel it, on any part of your body, it is genuinely surprising. It is also meant to be. Here is what to do. Hold the two small contact points against your thumb. Not anywhere more ambitious. Your thumb. Turn it on at the lowest of the seven settings. It will tingle. Move up one. It will pulse. Move up again. That is the one most people settle on, more or less. Once you know what the sensations are, you can take it where you like. Some people use it as a teasing thing, on the inside of an arm, behind a knee, that sort of thing. Others are more direct. Both of those are the correct answer. It is not broken. It is not too strong. It is working. Start on the thumb. — CHARLIE
