Vibrators for women, also called clit vibes, bullets or rabbits, come in many shapes, and choosing one can feel daunting. Girls Get Off is the women-led brand founded by Viv Conway and Jo Cummins to make buying sex toys simple, fun and shame-free.
| Founders |
Viv Conway, who co-founded social media agency Ace The Gram, and Jo Cummins, founder of a personalised cookie business |
| Origins |
Dreamed up in 2020 during COVID-19 lockdown; launched online in March 2021 from the Tauranga region of New Zealand |
| Australian company |
Girls Get Off AU Pty Ltd (ABN 99 673 062 863), registered November 2023, NSW |
| Recognition |
People’s Choice award, 2021 Tauranga Business Awards |
| Community |
About 120,000 Instagram followers and a private Facebook community of nearly 40,000 (Newstalk ZB, December 2024) |
| Australian launch |
Out-of-home and digital campaign in Sydney and Melbourne on the gap between male and female masturbation rates, made with Auckland agency Motion Sickness |
| Product testing |
The brand states every product is tested and approved by real women before release |
| Warranty |
12 months on vibrators (brand statement) |
| Water rating |
All current Girls Get Off vibrators are waterproof, per the brand; the original Missy Mini is not |
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Why choose Girls Get Off Girls Get Off was started by two friends who wanted buying a vibrator to feel easy and fun. The brand says every product is tested and approved by real women before it goes on sale. Its range is small and clearly named, from the best-selling Missy to DeeDee and Wanda. Current vibrators are waterproof and carry a 12-month warranty. It won the People’s Choice award at the 2021 Tauranga Business Awards.
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About Girls Get Off
Girls Get Off began in 2020, during the COVID-19 lockdowns, when friends Viv Conway and Jo Cummins were talking over drinks on a driveway. Both found sex shops seedy and buying a vibrator awkward. They decided to build a brand that made it simple and positive. Viv had co-founded a social media agency, and Jo had run a personalised cookie business. Girls Get Off launched online in March 2021 from the Tauranga region of New Zealand, with the Missy Mini as its first product.
The brand grew fast through social media and an open, chatty tone. By late 2024 it had about 120,000 Instagram followers and a private Facebook community of nearly 40,000. It won the People’s Choice award at the 2021 Tauranga Business Awards. Girls Get Off AU Pty Ltd was registered in New South Wales in November 2023. The brand then launched in Australia with a campaign in Sydney and Melbourne about the gap between male and female masturbation rates.
Girls Get Off products
Girls Get Off gives every product a first name, so the range reads like a group of friends. Here they are grouped by type.
Clitoral vibrators: Missy, Missy Mini and Queenie V
Missy is Girls Get Off’s best-selling vibrator, and the one most customers mention first. It is 12 cm long with 10 modes, a soft air-pulse tip, an IPX7 rating and a motor the brand rates under 50 dB. Missy Mini is the smaller original that launched the brand; unlike the current range, the first Missy Mini is not waterproof. Queenie V is a butterfly-style clit vibe with soft fluttering wings, made with Australian author Constance Hall.
Bullets and wands: Polly, Lulu and Wanda
Polly is a 6.3 cm bullet with 10 modes, an IPX7 rating and about 35 minutes of play per charge. Lulu is a longer, bendable bullet at 17.3 cm, for people who want more reach. Wanda is a 16.8 cm wand with a 4.1 cm head and 10 settings, light at 125 g and rated under 50 dB. Compared with many bullet vibrators, Polly’s soft silicone coating feels smooth rather than hard.
Rabbit vibrators: DeeDee and Tiff
DeeDee is a thrusting rabbit vibrator with an 11 cm insertable shaft, two motors and IPX7 waterproofing. Three buttons switch between vibration and thrusting modes. Tiff is a dual-stim rabbit that now comes with a remote, so a partner can take control. Among thrusting rabbit vibrators, DeeDee is a mid-sized, beginner-friendly choice. Our guide to rabbit vibrators explains how the dual arms work.
Dildos and G-spot play: Dilly and Elle
Dilly is a suction-cup dildo that sticks to the shower wall, a chair or the floor for hands-free play. Elle is a curved glass wand with two different-sized bulbs, made for G-spot or prostate pressure. Glass can be warmed or cooled in water before use, and it is easy to clean. These suit people who want firm, targeted pressure without vibration.
Anal play: Betty and Peaches
Betty is a vibrating butt plug with a remote, made from medical-grade silicone and fully waterproof. Girls Get Off designed it with vulva owners and heterosexual couples in mind. Peaches is a petite two-plug set for beginners, so you can start small and move up a size. Both have flared bases, which keep them from slipping inside. Use plenty of lube for anal play.
Couples: We Get Off and bundles
We Get Off is a his-and-hers set with two remotes. It pairs a vibrating cock ring for one partner with a panty vibe for the other. Girls Get Off also packs couples bundles that pair vibrators with Juicee lube and restraints. These suit couples who want to add vibrators to partner sex without guessing what to buy first. Each piece also works on its own for solo play.
Juicee lube and care
Juicee is Girls Get Off’s water-based lube, pH-friendly and sold in a 100 ml bottle with a one-handed pump and refill pouches. Being water-based, it is safe with silicone vibrators and condoms. After Banger is the brand’s sex toy cleaner, and V Fresh are pH-balanced, fragrance-free, biodegradable wipes. Together they cover play and clean-up, so one order sorts out both.
Afternoon Delighters supplements
Afternoon Delighters is a capsule supplement sold under the Girls Get Off name, in a 60-capsule pack that the brand describes as a 30-day supply. It sits outside the brand’s core sex toy range. Read the full ingredient list on the label. Check with a pharmacist or doctor before taking any supplement, especially if you are pregnant or take other medicines.
Bedroom extras: Freak Sheet, Bumpy Cuddles and Luff Cuff
Freak Sheet is a waterproof blanket in soft fleece that looks like an ordinary throw, so it can live on the bed. Bumpy Cuddles is a sex pillow that tilts the pelvis, with covers that clip to optional restraints. Luff Cuff are soft, beginner-friendly restraints for wrists or ankles. These suit couples building a bedroom kit that goes beyond vibrators.
Learn: e-books and the 30-Day Reconnect
Girls Get Off also publishes how-to guides, including The Clit Whisperer, Confident on Top and Blowjob Secrets. The 30-Day Reconnect Challenge sends one small task a night to both partners’ phones. The brand’s founders say education is as important as the products. Our interview with co-founder Viv Conway covers how the brand and its online community grew from a chat on a driveway.
Clit vibe, bullet or rabbit?
The easiest way to choose is by where you like stimulation. If you mainly enjoy clitoral play, start with Missy or Polly. Missy uses air pulses, which stimulate without direct contact. Polly is a classic bullet that you hold against the skin, with buzzy, pinpoint vibration.
If you enjoy penetration too, a rabbit gives both at once. DeeDee thrusts inside while its outer arm vibrates on the clitoris. Our look at rabbit vibes compares how different rabbits feel. Wanda sits in between, with a broad, deep head for external play that also suits back and shoulder massage.
Why Girls Get Off focuses on simplicity
Girls Get Off keeps its range small on purpose. Each product has a clear job and a friendly name, and most have about 10 modes rather than dozens. Viv Conway has said the aim is to make buying a sex toy feel fun, not like a trip to a seedy shop. That makes the brand a good starting point for people buying their first vibrator, or buying one as a gift.
Caring for your Girls Get Off vibrator
Good care keeps a vibrator working well for years. Wash it before and after each use with warm water and mild soap, or spray it with After Banger. Pat it dry with a lint-free cloth before you put it away. Store each vibrator in its own pouch or a clean drawer, as some silicone can mark when pieces touch.
Charge only with the cable supplied, and give the battery a top-up every few months if a vibrator sits unused. Check the water rating before you take one into the bath. IPX7 models such as Missy, Polly and DeeDee can go under water, but the original Missy Mini cannot. If anything stops working within 12 months, the brand’s warranty applies.
How Girls Get Off products compare
Specs below come from Girls Get Off and Adultsmart listings.
| Product |
Type |
Size |
Settings |
Water rating |
Best for |
| Missy |
Air-pulse clit vibrator |
12 cm |
10 modes |
IPX7 |
Best seller, first vibe |
| Polly |
Bullet |
6.3 cm |
10 modes |
IPX7 |
Pinpoint play, travel |
| Lulu |
Long bullet |
17.3 cm |
Multiple modes |
Waterproof |
Extra reach |
| Wanda |
Wand |
16.8 cm |
10 settings |
Waterproof |
Broad, deep vibration |
| DeeDee |
Thrusting rabbit |
11 cm insertable |
Vibration and thrust |
IPX7 |
Dual stimulation |
| Queenie V |
Butterfly clit vibe |
Compact |
Fluttering wings |
Waterproof |
Clitoral flutter |
| Betty |
Vibrating plug |
Small |
Remote |
Waterproof |
Couples anal play |
| Juicee |
Water-based lube |
100 ml |
Pump |
n/a |
All vibrators |
Choosing your first Girls Get Off
For most first-time buyers, Missy is the safest start. It is small, quiet and the brand’s best seller. If you prefer a classic buzzing bullet, choose Polly. Want internal and external stimulation together? Try DeeDee. For couples, the We Get Off set gives each partner a vibrator and a remote. Add a bottle of Juicee, since most vibrators feel better with lube.
Who Girls Get Off suits — and who should look elsewhere
Girls Get Off suits women and vulva owners who want an easy, friendly way to buy their first or next vibrator. It also suits couples, gift buyers and anyone who likes a brand with a sense of humour.
It is not a high-tech brand. If you want app control, long-distance play or dozens of patterns, look at a more technical maker. People who need very strong, rumbly power may find the compact models gentle. The playful tone will not suit everyone either.
Please read — safety first. Charge vibrators only with the cable supplied. The original Missy Mini is not waterproof, so keep it out of the bath and shower. Use a water-based lube such as Juicee with silicone vibrators, as silicone lube can damage them. Only use Betty and Peaches for anal play, as they have flared bases, and wash any vibrator before moving from anal to vaginal use. Warm or cool Elle in water and test it on your wrist first. Never leave a partner restrained and alone, and keep restraints loose enough to slip two fingers under. This information is general in nature and is not medical advice. If you have a health condition or ongoing discomfort, stop use and speak with a qualified health professional. |
Why buy Girls Get Off at Adultsmart
Each Girls Get Off listing on our site shows the size, modes and water rating. That lets you compare Missy, Polly and DeeDee side by side. Choose your favourite, add Juicee, and we will send your order from our Australian warehouse in an unmarked box.
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