I Tried the Wet For Her AirMe and Almost Wrote It Off (Until I Realized I Was Using It Wrong)
- Brittany Glasscock

- Feb 25
- 3 min read

This is not really a review, more of a lesson learned-style blog 😅
When Wet For Her sent me the AirMe suction vibrator to try, I had one immediate thought:
They absolutely know I’m single. Which, honestly? Fair.
I was excited but realistic. I’m not new to toys. In fact, I have an illegal amount of dildos in Texas (I am absolutely not joking, how is our government even real, y'all?). I say this to say that I know what I like, and I’m also very aware that no product can replicate real sapphic intimacy. So I gave it an honest try, and my first experience was underwhelming as fuck.
Just your typical O, which surprised me, since the AirMe has both suction and vibration (yes please!), but my post-nut clarity was like, “okie dokie, good nut I suppose." Was it the first time a Wet For Her product was... underwhelming? And then it hit me: I had broken a cardinal rule. I’m a queer educator, I teach queer sex ed, and I sabotaged my ‘O’ with a rookie mistake. Not very slick of me...😁😅
Suction Toys Can't Suck Properly Without Lubricant

My mistake was what makes people underestimate toys like the AirMe. Suction toys ALWAYS need a lubricated surface. Water-based, saliva in a pinch: WAP is a non-negotiable here. Using suction on dry skin actively works against what the toy is designed to do. My bad. So I reset, added a generous amount of my favorite water-based personal lubricant, and tried again. And dear, sweet Sappho.
The suction with subtle vibration? Talk about making me rethink texting my ex (good looking out, Wet For Her team). The AirMe doesn’t feel aggressive or overwhelming. The sensation feels focused, intentional, and slow in a way that feels attentive with subtle extra stimulation. If you take nothing else away from this blog, let it be this: always. use. lube.
What the AirMe Sensation Is Actually Like
The AirMe doesn’t rush your 'O'. There’s no numbing buzz or harsh pressure. It’s controlled and steady, a sensation that builds instead of overwhelms. If you’re someone who values anticipation, pacing, and intentional touch, that’s where the AirMe shines.
Suction toys are meant to simulate oral sex, and let me tell you: I love head. Now, a toy isn’t going to replace real sapphic intimacy, but the AirMe feels similar to the kind of attention you get when someone is very tuned in to what they’re doing. (If you know, you know.)
Try the AirMe During Partner Play Too
I tried the AirMe solo, but I can absolutely see its value for partner play(especially during foreplay). Think teasing along the thighs, stomach, and chest/nipples. Use it to build sensation and make your experience together less about rushing to an outcome and more about a slow burn, which makes it surprisingly versatile.
That’s something I don’t think gets talked about enough with toys that are marketed primarily for solo use.
Why I Trust Wet For Her as a Brand
Part of why I’m comfortable recommending the AirMe at all is because of the company behind it. Wet For Her is women-owned, sapphic-centered, and actually designs products with queer women in mind, and that matters to me. Representation in pleasure products isn’t just branding; it shapes how products are designed, marketed, and explained.
I’m a Wet For Her affiliate because I genuinely like what they’re doing. If you want 10% off, use my affiliate code 'WETFORBRITT' during checkout. Also, I do get commission at no cost to you if you use my affiliate link to browse Wet For Her's website >>
Final Thoughts About the AirMe From Wet For Her
The biggest takeaway here isn’t “go buy this immediately.” It’s that context, technique, and LUBE matter. The fact is that sometimes the product isn’t the problem; it's just a user error. Once I adjusted, the AirMe went from “fine” to genuinely enjoyable, and that’s worth sharing.
Again, if you’re curious, browsing, or already a fan of Wet For Her, you can use my affiliate code WETFORBRITT for 10% off if you're game. And if nothing else, let this be your reminder: Never use a suction toy on dry skin.




