Nipple Pumps & Suction

What are nipple pumps and suckers?

Nipple pumps and suckers are small cups that create a vacuum over the nipple. The suction pulls blood into the tissue, which makes the nipple stand out and heightens sensitivity for as long as the cup stays on and for a while afterwards. The simplest are soft silicone bulbs you squeeze and release; twist suckers have a screw mechanism to dial in pressure; and powered versions add vibration or an automatic motor. Several sets in this collection combine nipple cups with a clitoral pump so the same kit covers more than one area.

Types of nipple pumps and suckers

Manual suckers and twist cups

Temptasia Twist Suckers, Size Matters Twisted Triplets and XL suckers, the Merci Tweak and the Fetish Fantasy Super Suckers are entirely manual. You place the cup and squeeze or twist to set the suction, which makes them easy to control and easy to carry.

Nipple erector pumps

The Fetish Fantasy Series Nipple Erector, the Size Matters See Thru Nipple Enlarger Pumps and the Temptasia Nipple Squeeze Pump use a hand-pump or squeeze action for stronger, more deliberate suction than a simple bulb.

Vibrating nipple suckers

Lux Fetish, Fantasy For Her, Seduce Me and Fetish Fantasy Series vibrating suckers add a small motor to each cup. Some include a remote control and quick-release valves so a partner can run them.

Automatic rechargeable pumps

Pumped automatic pumps and the Size Matters rotating suckers with interchangeable attachments do the pumping for you on a rechargeable motor, with several speeds and, in Pumped's case, a cup large enough for the breast or vulva as well.

Nipple and clitoral combination sets

Lux Fetish suckers with a clitoral pump, the Temptasia Clitoris and Nipple Pump and the Size Matters Maxtwist triple sucker bundle cups of different sizes so you can move between nipples and clitoris in one session.

How to choose nipple pumps or suckers

Start with how much control you want over the suction and whether you want vibration on top.

• Suction control: Twist cups and hand pumps let you adjust pressure precisely; squeeze bulbs are simpler but less adjustable.
• Cup size: Small cups isolate the nipple; larger cups and breast pumps cover more area with a gentler pull.
• Power: Vibrating suckers add sensation while they are on; automatic pumps are hands-free and best for longer, slower build-up.
• Partner play: Remote-controlled and quick-release designs are easiest for a partner to manage.
• Extras: Combination sets with a clitoral cup offer more variety for the money.

How to use and care for nipple pumps

Apply a little water-based lubricant around the rim of the cup to help it seal, place it over the nipple and increase suction gradually. Keep sessions short at first and release the cup if the skin turns dark, feels cold or starts to hurt.

• Wash cups in warm water with mild soap or a toy cleaner after every use and dry them fully.
• Keep motors and charging ports dry; wipe vibrating cups rather than submerging them unless the maker says otherwise.
• Never use suckers on broken or irritated skin, and take breaks between sessions.
• Store silicone cups away from direct sunlight so they stay supple.

Nipple suckers for beginners, couples and sensation play

If you are new to this, a pair of soft manual suckers is a low-cost way to find out whether suction suits you, and our wider nipple play range has gentler options too. People who prefer pinch to pull should look at nipple and body clamps, while those who want suction elsewhere can browse intimate pumps and suction toys for the clitoris.