Meet SVAKOM’s powerful pocket-sized bullet vibrator that delivers intense vibrations, a sleek ribbed design, and discreet portability. Whether you're adding a little spice to solo play or bringing something extra into the bedroom, Tulip is your go-to for quick, satisfying stimulation.
This beginner’s guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get the most out of Tulip, from first charge to finding your favorite vibration mode.
Getting Started with Tulip
Step 1: Charge Before First Use
Plug Tulip into the pinhole charger and let it fully charge before using (charging time: 1 hour for up to 1 hour of play).
A light will indicate charging and turn off or change when fully charged.
Avoid overcharging to extend battery life.
🔋 Need a spare charger?
Your Tulip toy already comes equipped with a charging cable, user manual, and storage pouch. But in case you like to have backup, you can find Tulip's USB-A charging cable here!
Step 2: Power On & Select Your Settings
Press and hold Tulip's single button (located at the base of the toy) to turn the toy on.
Tap the same button to explore 10 different vibration modes—from gentle pulses to deep rumbles.
Hold the button again to turn it off.
Step 3: Use With Water-Based Lubricant
Apply a water-based lubricant to enhance comfort and pleasure.
Avoid silicone-based lubes, as they may damage the toy’s material.
You can use Tulip for external stimulation on the clitoris, nipples, or anywhere that feels good.
Its slim, ribbed design also makes it great for gentle insertion.
Try it solo or during partnered play for added spice.
Step 5: Aftercare & Storage
Cleaning:After each use, clean Tulip immediately with warm water and mild soap.
Drying:Pat dry with a lint-free cloth or air dry.
Storage:Store in a cool, dry place, ideally in a pouch to protect it from dust and damage.
FAQs: Your Questions Answered
Is Tulip good for beginners?
Absolutely. Tulip’s compact size, simple one-button control, and approachable power levels make it a great first toy.
Is Tulip an internal or external sex toy?
While Tulip is mainly designed for external stimulation, its slim, ribbed shape is comfortable for gentle internal play too. Just use plenty of lube and listen to your body.
Only use water-based lubricants, as silicone-based lubes can damage the toy's surface. If you have other toys in other materials and you're unsure which lubricants are compatible, you can find the perfect pairing here.
Is Tulip discreet?
Very. Tulip is small, quiet, and fits easily in your hand, bag, or bedside drawer—perfect for on-the-go pleasure.
Where can I find the user manual for Tulip?
A printed user manual is included in the box. If you need a digital version, you can access it here: Tulip User Manual.
💡 Did you know?
You can find a full page of SVAKOM product manuals and their toy counterparts by clicking here.
Is there a warranty for Tulip?
Yes! Tulip comes with a 2-year warranty and a 10-year quality guarantee. You can learn more about SVAKOM’s warranty policy here: SVAKOM Warranty Information.
I have a problem with my Tulip toy. How do I get in touch?
We want you to have only the best time with your SVAKOM toy. If you do have any issues with your purchase, please reach out to our Support Team who will be more than happy to assist with your issue.
Note: We aim to respond to all inquiries within two business days. Our offices are closed on weekends and holidays.
No—Tulip is not app-controlled. All of its powerful vibrations and settings are managed through the built-in button interface, keeping things simple and distraction-free during play.
If you are looking for more app-controlled toys, you can find our wonderful selection here.
Can Tulip be used for anal play?
Tyler is designed as a bullet vibrator and is not intended for anal insertion. However, if you're in the market for anal toys, you can find SVAKOM's finest selection here.
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