History of Women Sex Toys: How the First Vibrator was Made

 Innovative Medical Technology

It’s amazing how innovative technology can develop to be used for diverse purposes. One such medical invention that is today used by millions of women round the world is the vibrator. It was in the early 18^th century that doctors devised a device for treating female hysteria by manipulative pelvic massage. This device was initially made for medical purpose and the first one was a steam powered devices. 

The inventor was an American Physician called George Taylor and he named it manipulator. Initially meant for helping doctors with strained wrists’ get relief, it was further developed by Joseph Granville and patented as an electromechanical vibrator.

·         Vibrator Becomes Personal

It was not until 1902 that the device was available for retail when an American company made and

patented an eclectic one making it amongst the first domestic appliances to be electrified. Some of the appliances electrified in this age include; Kettle, Toaster, Vacuum Cleaners and sewing machines. 

In 1920 the device was not seen in the mainstream until 1960 when Jon Tavel patented the cordless version making them personal devices. It is reported that they have been advancement in changes as pertain to design, model and speed since the initial designs.

Read a Detailed History from Wikipedia