The best magic wand attachments are the ones that actually fit your wand. Style comes second. A tip that is too loose slides off, and one that is too tight can tear. So check your wand head size first, then look at the material, then decide what you want the attachment to do. Below you will find all three, plus the attachments we stock at Magic Wand Original UK. This guide is for adults aged 18 and over.
Quick answer
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Fit: Check the attachment's inner diameter against your wand head. Our Rabbit Tip and Lily Pod both list 2.3 inches.
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Material: TPE, silicone and vinyl are the common choices, and they differ in feel and ease of cleaning.
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Style: Choose external textured tips, dual stimulation tips, insertable tips or male styles based on your goal.
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Care: Use water-based lubricant, clean after every use and never share a toy without a condom.
What are magic wand attachments?
Magic wand attachments are slip on heads that fit over the soft head of a wand massager. They change its shape, texture and reach while the wand motor does the work. You may also see them called wand vibrator attachments, wand toppers or Hitachi Magic Wand attachments, because the original wand was long sold under the Hitachi name. Browse our full Magic Wand attachments collection to see every style we stock.
Step one: check the fit
Fit matters more than style. A loose tip slips during use, and an overstretched one can tear. Our Rabbit Tip and Lily Pod pages both list a 2.3 inch inner diameter and state compatibility with standard size wand massagers and the Hitachi Magic Wand. Measure your wand head before you order.
Here is how our wand range breaks down:
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Magic Wand Original, £125.95: The classic full size corded model.
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Magic Wand Plus, £129.95: A full size corded model with variable speed.
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Magic Wand Rechargeable, £159.95: The full size cordless model, similar in size and shape to the Original.
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Magic Wand Mini, £94.95: A compact model with a smaller head, so standard attachments are not made for it.
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Magic Wand Micro, £64.95: The smallest model, also with a smaller head and not made for standard attachments.
Not sure about a pairing? Contact our team before buying.
Step two: pick the right material
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TPE: A flexible, rubber like material. Our Rabbit Tip and Lily Pod are both TPE.
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Silicone: A softer, silkier feel. Our Euphoria attachment uses silicone.
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Vinyl: A firmer finish. Our Accessory Kit uses body contoured vinyl.
Sexual health guidance from the Essex Sexual Health Service recommends nonporous materials such as silicone because they are easier to clean, and it advises against sharing porous toys. Softer rubber like materials can be harder to clean thoroughly, so a condom over the attachment is a sensible extra step, especially if it is ever shared. Pair attachments with water based lubricant, and check each product page for care notes. Our lubricants collection starts at £4.99.
The best magic wand attachments by purpose
Prices below are as listed on our site on 6 October 2026. Stock changes, so check each page.
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Best for external textured stimulation: Lily Pod Wand Attachment, £39.95. A TPE cup, 2 inches wide and 3.5 inches long, lined with stimulating nubs.
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Best for dual stimulation: Rabbit Tip Wand Attachment, £49.95. TPE with a 4 inch insertable shaft and arms designed for external contact.
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Best silicone option: Euphoria G Spot and Clit Stimulating Silicone Attachment, £59.95. A velvety silicone design for combined stimulation.
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Best for trying two shapes: Magic Wand Accessory Kit, £59.95. Two vinyl attachments, one curved and one straight, at 3.5 inches.
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Best for male play: Twin Turbo Strokers 2 in 1, £49.95. A slip on two way attachment designed for male use.
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Best for hands free use: Wand Assist Adjustable Gooseneck Wand Holder, £89.95. It fixes to a flat surface to hold your wand in place.
Also worth a look are the Nuzzle Tip and Flutter Tip at £39.95 each, and the StimU Tip at £34.95.
Power, plugs and safe buying
UK mains electricity is 230V, and Electrical Safety First advises checking voltage and plug type when buying electrical items online. If you own a 110V US Original HV260, our Step down Voltage Converter costs £19.95 and is listed as suitable only for the Magic Wand Original HV260. Do not use it with other models.
Fake products are a genuine risk too. GOV.UK's product safety alerts, reports and recalls listed more than 3,700 entries at the time of writing. Our Real vs Fake guide is a good place to start when checking a wand.
Safe use and hygiene
The NHS notes that STIs can pass on during sex or through sexual contact, and many have no symptoms. NHS sexual health guidance from Sefton advises covering toys with a new condom each time, especially between partners, using water based lubricant, and washing washable toys in warm water and soap after use. Never share a toy that may draw blood, and always follow the maker's care instructions. New to wands? Read our beginner guide to using a wand vibrator. If you have pain, irritation or health concerns, speak to a GP or sexual health clinic.
Why buy from Magic Wand Original UK
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Genuine products with an official warranty
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Plain, confidential packaging and express UK shipping
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A brand story that dates back to 1968, covered in our Complete Guide to Magic Wand and Wand Massagers in the UK
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Friendly UK support if you need help matching an attachment to your model
Conclusion
Choosing the best magic wand attachments comes down to fit, material and purpose. Measure your wand head, pick a material you can keep clean, and match the style to what you want. Ready to start? Pick your wand from our wands collection, or email info@magicwandoriginal.co.uk and we will help you pair the right attachment with your model.
FAQs
1. Will an attachment fit my wand?
Only if the sizes match. Check the inner diameter on the product page: our Rabbit Tip and Lily Pod are both 2.3 inches. The Mini and Micro have smaller heads, so message us before you order.
2. Which material is best?
Silicone, if you want the easiest one to clean. TPE and vinyl are fine too, but they can be harder to clean thoroughly, so a condom over the top helps, especially if it is shared.
3. What lube should I use with attachments?
Water based. NHS sexual health guidance recommends it with toys. Skip silicone based lube on silicone attachments unless the maker says it is fine.
4. How do I clean an attachment?
Warm water and mild soap after every use, if the product says it can be washed. Dry it fully, then store it clean. Check the maker's instructions first.
5. Can I share an attachment with a partner?
It is better not to. If you do, clean it first and put a new condom on it each time, as NHS sexual health guidance advises.
