Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 - Beige
Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 - Beige
- ✔️ Uses contactless air pulse technology for clitoral stimulation
- ✔️ 11 intensity settings suit beginners and experienced users
- ✔️ Compact, travel-friendly design fits discreetly in any bag
- ✔️ Fully waterproof for use in bath or shower
- ✔️ USB rechargeable with up to 90 minutes battery life
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What Is the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
The Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 is a compact, travel-ready clitoral air pulse stimulator designed for external use. Priced at £49.99, it sits in a sweet spot between accessibility and functionality — small enough to slip into a handbag, yet capable enough to deliver 11 distinct intensity settings through its contactless pressure wave technology. If you've been curious about air pulse stimulation but weren't sure where to start, this could be a genuinely good entry point. You can also explore our wider range of condoms and sexual health products for complementary items.
Available in a soft beige colourway, the device is made from body-safe silicone on the nozzle head and ABS plastic on the body. It's USB rechargeable, fully waterproof, and comes with a discreet storage pouch — practical details that matter when you're travelling or simply want to keep things tidy at home.
How Does the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 Work?
Rather than relying on direct contact vibration, the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 uses air pulse technology — sometimes called pressure wave stimulation — to stimulate the clitoris indirectly. The nozzle is placed over the clitoral area to create a gentle seal, and the device then generates rhythmic pulses of air pressure that radiate through the tissue without touching the skin directly. This is why many people find it feels quite different from a conventional vibrator.
- The nozzle opening creates a soft seal around the clitoris
- Internal membranes oscillate to produce pressure waves
- Waves travel through the air gap, stimulating nerve endings indirectly
- 11 intensity programmes allow gradual or rapid escalation
- No direct friction means reduced risk of over-sensitivity during use
Who Should Use the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
This device is intended for adults seeking clitoral stimulation through a non-contact method. It's particularly well-suited to people who find direct vibration too intense, those exploring sexual wellness for the first time, or anyone who wants a discreet, travel-friendly option. Sexual wellbeing is a recognised component of overall health, and using appropriate personal devices can support body awareness and relaxation.
- Adults new to air pulse stimulation
- Those who prefer contactless clitoral stimulation
- People looking for a compact, travel-friendly device
- Anyone wanting a rechargeable, waterproof option under £50
How Does the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 Compare to Similar Devices?
| Feature | Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 | Satisfyer Pro 2 Next Generation |
|---|---|---|
| Stimulation type | Air pulse (contactless) | Air pulse (contactless) |
| Intensity settings | 11 programmes | 11 programmes |
| Size | Compact / travel-friendly | Standard handheld |
| Waterproof | Yes | Yes |
| Price | £49.99 | Varies by retailer |
Is the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 Safe to Use?
Yes — when used as directed, the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 is considered safe for most adults. The nozzle is made from body-safe silicone, which is non-porous and easy to clean. Always wash the device before and after use with warm water and a mild soap or dedicated toy cleaner. Avoid using silicone-based lubricants with silicone toys, as these can degrade the material over time — a water-based personal lubricant is the better choice. You can browse our personal lubricants collection for compatible options.
If you have any skin conditions affecting the genital area, or if you're recovering from surgery or a gynaecological procedure, it's worth speaking to your GP or pharmacist before use. Do not use on broken, irritated, or inflamed skin.
This product is a personal wellness device, not a medicine. However, speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.
Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 - Beige specifications
| Treatment category | Sexual wellness / personal stimulation device |
| Mechanism of action | Contactless air pulse / pressure wave stimulation |
| Effective for | External clitoral stimulation |
| Suitable for | Adults (18+) |
| Active ingredient | N/A (non-medicinal device) |
| Intensity settings | 11 programmes |
| UK classification | General sale (non-medicinal device) |
| Preparation | Silicone nozzle / ABS plastic body |
| Route of administration | External topical use only |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Charging | USB rechargeable |
| Colour | Beige |
Specifications of Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 - Beige
What Is the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 and What Is It Used For?
The Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 is a personal wellness device designed for external clitoral stimulation in adults. It uses air pulse technology — a method that generates rhythmic pressure waves through a contactless nozzle — rather than direct vibration. It is not a medicinal product and does not treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Its purpose is to support sexual wellbeing and personal pleasure through safe, body-friendly stimulation.
Sexual health is an important part of overall wellbeing. The NHS recognises that sexual health encompasses physical, emotional, and social aspects of sexuality, and that access to appropriate information and products supports healthy sexual expression. This device is intended solely for external use on the clitoral area by adults aged 18 and over.
What Do You Need to Know Before Using the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Before using this device, read the following carefully. While it is not a medicine, there are important safety considerations to be aware of.
Do not use this device if:
- You have open wounds, cuts, or sores in the area of intended use
- You are recovering from gynaecological surgery or a procedure affecting the pelvic area
- You have a skin condition such as eczema or psoriasis affecting the genital area
- You experience pain during use — stop immediately and consult your GP
- You are under 18 years of age
Interactions and additional warnings:
- Do not use silicone-based lubricants with this device — they can degrade the silicone nozzle
- Do not share this device with others, as this poses an infection risk
- Do not use near water sources unless the device is fully charged and sealed
- Keep out of reach of children
If you have any concerns about whether this device is appropriate for you, speak to your GP or a sexual health clinician. You can also find further guidance through our women's health section.
How Should You Use the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Using the device correctly ensures both safety and the best possible experience. Follow these steps each time:
- Charge the device fully using the magnetic USB cable before first use
- Clean the nozzle with warm water and mild soap, then dry thoroughly
- Apply a small amount of water-based lubricant to the nozzle opening if desired
- Position the nozzle gently over the clitoris to create a light seal — do not press hard
- Press the power button to switch on the device
- Use the + and – buttons to cycle through the 11 intensity settings
- Press and hold the power button to switch off
- Clean and dry the device after every use, then store in the pouch provided
| Indication | Age Group | Use | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| External clitoral stimulation | Adults 18+ | As desired | No clinical limit; allow skin to rest if sensitivity occurs |
What Are the Possible Side Effects of the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
As a non-medicinal personal device, the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 does not carry the same side effect profile as a pharmaceutical product. However, some users may notice the following:
Common effects with prolonged or frequent use:
- Temporary localised sensitivity or tenderness in the clitoral area
- Mild skin redness if the seal is held too firmly for extended periods
- Temporary numbness — this usually resolves quickly after use
Less common effects:
- Skin irritation if the device is not cleaned properly between uses
- Allergic reaction to the silicone material (rare — discontinue use if this occurs)
If you notice persistent discomfort, unusual discharge, or signs of infection following use, stop using the device and consult your GP or a sexual health clinic. The NHS provides free sexual health services across the UK, and you can find your nearest clinic through the NHS website.
How Should You Store the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Proper storage keeps the device hygienic and extends its lifespan. Follow these guidelines:
- Store in the included fabric pouch when not in use
- Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources
- Do not store near sharp objects that could damage the silicone nozzle
- Keep away from children and pets
- Do not store while the device is still damp — always dry thoroughly first
- Charge every few months if not in regular use to maintain battery health
For further information on maintaining good sexual health and hygiene, the NHS offers a range of resources on their website. You may also find it helpful to browse our skin care collection if you experience any localised skin sensitivity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 online in the UK?
You can buy the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 in beige directly from Cured Pharmacy, a GPhC-registered UK online pharmacy, for £49.99. Orders are dispatched with discreet packaging so there's nothing to identify the contents on the outside. You can also browse our full condoms and sexual health range for complementary products.
How does the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 work in the body?
The Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 uses contactless air pulse technology to generate rhythmic pressure waves around the clitoris without direct skin contact. The nozzle creates a gentle seal over the clitoral area, and internal membranes oscillate to produce waves that stimulate nerve endings indirectly. This is fundamentally different from vibration-based devices, which rely on direct mechanical contact.
How do I use the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 step by step?
Charge the device fully before first use, then clean the nozzle with warm water and mild soap. Apply a water-based lubricant to the nozzle opening if desired, position it gently over the clitoris to form a light seal, and press the power button to begin. Use the + and – controls to move through the 11 intensity settings, and hold the power button to switch off when finished.
Is the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 waterproof?
Yes, the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 is fully waterproof, which means it's safe to use in the bath or shower. This also makes cleaning much easier — you can rinse it under warm running water after every use. Just make sure the magnetic charging port is dry before you attempt to recharge it.
What are the side effects of using the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Most users don't experience any adverse effects, but some may notice temporary localised sensitivity, mild redness, or brief numbness in the clitoral area after use — particularly if the device is used at high intensity for extended periods. These effects typically resolve quickly on their own. If you notice persistent discomfort or signs of skin irritation, stop use and consult your GP.
Who is the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 suitable for?
The Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 is suitable for adults aged 18 and over who want external clitoral stimulation via air pulse technology. It's a particularly good fit for those who find direct vibration too intense, or who are new to personal stimulation devices. It is not suitable for use on broken, irritated, or inflamed skin, or for anyone recovering from pelvic surgery.
What lubricant should I use with the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Always use a water-based lubricant with the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 — silicone-based lubricants can degrade the silicone nozzle over time and should be avoided. A small amount applied to the nozzle opening can help create a more comfortable seal. Browse our personal lubricants collection for compatible options.
How do I clean the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Rinse the nozzle and body under warm water after every use, using a mild fragrance-free soap or a dedicated sex toy cleaner. Because the device is fully waterproof, you can submerge it briefly for a thorough clean. Always dry it completely before storing it in the included fabric pouch.
How long does the battery last on the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
The Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 is USB rechargeable via a magnetic charging cable, and a full charge typically provides around 60 to 90 minutes of use depending on the intensity setting selected. It's worth charging the device fully before travelling so you're not caught short. If you're storing it for a longer period, charge it every few months to maintain battery health.
What are the alternatives to the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
If the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 isn't quite right for you, alternatives include the Satisfyer Pro 2 Next Generation (a larger handheld version with the same air pulse technology) or other brands offering similar pressure wave stimulators. Your choice will depend on size preference, intensity range, and budget. It's worth reading user reviews and comparing specifications before deciding.
Can I travel with the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Yes — the compact size of the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 makes it specifically designed for travel. It fits easily into hand luggage and comes with a discreet storage pouch. If you're flying, be aware that personal devices may be flagged during security screening, so it's worth placing it in an accessible part of your bag.
How many intensity settings does the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 have?
The Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 offers 11 intensity programmes, ranging from a very gentle pulse to a more intense setting. This range makes it suitable for beginners and more experienced users alike. You can cycle through the settings using the + and – buttons on the device body.
Is the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 made from body-safe materials?
Yes — the nozzle of the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 is made from body-safe silicone, which is non-porous, hypoallergenic, and free from phthalates. The body of the device is made from ABS plastic, which is also considered body-safe. If you have a known silicone allergy, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
How long can you use the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 for in one session?
There is no strict clinical time limit, but it's sensible to take breaks if you notice any localised sensitivity or discomfort during use. Prolonged use at high intensity settings may cause temporary numbness or tenderness, which usually resolves quickly. Listen to your body and reduce the intensity or stop if anything feels uncomfortable.
What is the latest research on air pulse stimulation devices?
Research into personal stimulation devices and sexual wellbeing is a growing field. Studies published in sexual medicine journals have explored how clitoral stimulation devices can support sexual function and satisfaction, particularly in people experiencing difficulties with arousal or orgasm. The NHS acknowledges sexual health as a key component of overall wellbeing, and clinicians increasingly recognise the role of personal devices in supporting it.
How Should You Use the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Before using the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 for the first time, charge it fully using the magnetic USB cable provided. Always clean the nozzle before and after every session with warm water and a mild, fragrance-free soap or a dedicated toy cleaner, then dry it completely.
What Is the Correct Dose of the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
As a personal wellness device rather than a medicine, there is no prescribed dose. Use is guided by personal comfort and preference. Start at the lowest intensity setting and increase gradually — this is especially important if you are new to air pulse stimulation.
When Is the Best Time to Use the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
There is no clinically defined optimal time for use — this is entirely a matter of personal preference and circumstance. Many people find that using the device when relaxed and unhurried leads to a more comfortable and enjoyable experience. Ensure you have privacy, adequate time, and that the device is fully charged before you begin.
If you are using the device as part of a broader approach to managing sexual dysfunction or low libido, your GP or a sexual health clinician may be able to offer additional guidance on timing and technique.
How Long Can You Use the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 For?
There is no strict clinical limit on session length, but it is sensible to take breaks if you notice any localised tenderness, numbness, or skin redness. Prolonged use at high intensity settings may cause temporary over-sensitivity, which typically resolves quickly after stopping. The device battery supports approximately 60 to 90 minutes of use per full charge, depending on the intensity setting selected.
If you experience persistent discomfort, unusual skin changes, or any symptoms that concern you following use, stop and consult your GP or a sexual health clinician.
Do not exceed the recommended dose. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist.
What Are the Most Common Side Effects of the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
The Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 is a non-medicinal personal device, so it does not carry a pharmaceutical side effect profile. That said, some users do notice mild physical responses, particularly when using the device for the first time or at higher intensity settings. These are generally short-lived and resolve without any treatment.
- Temporary localised sensitivity or tenderness in the clitoral area
- Brief numbness immediately after use, which typically resolves within minutes
- Mild skin redness if the nozzle seal is held too firmly for an extended period
What Are the Less Common Side Effects of the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Less commonly, some users may experience effects related to hygiene or material sensitivity rather than the stimulation itself. These are avoidable with proper cleaning and care.
- Skin irritation or contact dermatitis if the device is not cleaned properly between uses
- Localised itching or mild swelling if there is a sensitivity to the silicone material
- Discomfort from incorrect positioning — the nozzle should never be pressed hard against the skin
What Are the Serious Side Effects of the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2?
Serious adverse effects from personal stimulation devices are rare when the product is used as directed. However, you should stop using the device immediately and seek medical advice if you notice any of the following:
- Signs of an allergic reaction to the silicone material, such as significant swelling, hives, or difficulty breathing
- Persistent pain or discomfort that does not resolve after stopping use
- Unusual discharge or signs of infection in the genital area following use
- Skin breakdown or bruising from excessive pressure
What Should You Do If You Experience Side Effects?
If you notice any mild sensitivity or redness, simply stop using the device and allow the area to rest. Avoid using the device again until any discomfort has fully resolved. For skin irritation, a gentle, fragrance-free moisturiser may help soothe the area — though you should not apply any product to broken skin without first consulting a healthcare professional.
If you suspect an allergic reaction or infection, contact your GP or visit a sexual health clinic. The NHS provides free sexual health services across the UK, and you can find your nearest clinic through the NHS website.
Can the Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 Interact With Other Products?
The Satisfyer Pro To Go 2 does not interact with medicines. However, it is important to note that silicone-based lubricants will degrade the silicone nozzle over time, potentially affecting the material's integrity and hygiene. Always use a water-based lubricant. Additionally, avoid using the device alongside any topical creams, ointments, or treatments applied to the genital area unless you have confirmed these are compatible with silicone — some ingredients may affect the material or cause irritation when combined with stimulation.
If you are concerned about any side effects, contact your pharmacist or GP immediately.
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Content last updated: 14 Sep 2026
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