For adults aged 18 and over.
A G spot wand attachment fits over the head of a wand massager and adds a curved, insertable tip. It lets you try a different kind of stimulation without buying another wand. Some attachments focus on internal stimulation while others have an extra arm for clitoral contact.
This guide covers the attachments we stock, how to check whether one fits your wand and what to know before using it.
What Is a G Spot Wand Attachment?
A G spot wand attachment is an accessory with a curved, insertable section that fits over a wand massager head. You may also see it called a wand topper, G spot vibrator attachment or wand massager attachment.
The curve is designed to reach the front wall of the vagina. Your wand provides the vibration, so the feel will depend on the attachment shape and the settings you use. Some designs also include a second arm for clitoral stimulation.
If you want to compare other styles, our wider attachments guide explains the different types available.
Do G Spot Attachments Work?
They can feel good for many people, although everyone's experience is different. Research into the G spot has also produced mixed findings.
A 2021 systematic review in Sexual Medicine, available through the US National Institutes of Health, found that 62.9% of women reported having a G spot, while clinical studies identified one in 55.4%. The researchers concluded that there was not enough evidence to establish a distinct G spot structure.
Some researchers view the clitoris, urethra and front vaginal wall as closely connected parts of the anatomy that contribute to sexual sensation. This helps explain why pressure against the front wall can feel pleasurable without there necessarily being one clearly defined spot.
A G spot attachment gives you another way to explore what feels comfortable. It will not feel the same for everyone, so take your time and see what works for you.
Our G Spot Wand Attachment Range
We stock three attachments designed for internal use, each with a slightly different shape.
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Euphoria G Spot and Clit Attachment (£59.95): Made from silicone, this attachment has two petals for internal and clitoral stimulation. The larger G spot petal measures 7 inches in total, with 5 inches insertable and a maximum width of 1.75 inches. The smaller clitoral petal measures 2 inches.
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Deep Glider (£59.95): This TPR attachment has a curved, bulbous tip. It measures 5.25 inches in total, with 4 inches insertable. The product listing also describes it as suitable for G spot or P spot play.
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Rabbit Tip (£49.95): Made from TPE, this attachment has a 4 inch insertable shaft and additional arms designed for clitoral contact.
If you prefer external stimulation, the Lily Pod (£39.95) is a clitoral cup rather than an insertable attachment.
Prices and availability can change, so check the individual product pages for the latest details.
Will a G Spot Attachment Fit Your Wand?
Fit depends on the size of your wand head, so it is worth checking before you buy.
The Euphoria and Deep Glider listings specify a 2.25 inch opening. The Rabbit Tip has an inner diameter of 2.3 inches. All three are listed as compatible with standard size wands, including Hitachi models.
Our Magic Wand Rechargeable and Magic Wand Plus use a standard head. The Magic Wand Mini and Micro are smaller, so compatibility may be an issue.
If you are unsure about your model, contact our team before ordering. It is better to check the fit first than risk buying an attachment that does not sit securely.
How to Use a G Spot Wand Attachment
Take your time when trying a new attachment. Plenty of lubricant and a comfortable pace will help you work out what feels right.
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Check and wash the attachment. Look for tears, cracks or sticky patches before washing it according to its care instructions.
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Fit it with the wand switched off. Stretch the opening over the wand head and make sure the attachment sits securely before turning the device on.
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Apply plenty of lubricant. Use water based lube on the insertable section. Add more if you need it.
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Start on the lowest setting. Insert the attachment slowly and stop if you feel pain or discomfort. Never force it.
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Adjust the angle gently. The curve is designed to face the front vaginal wall. Try small changes in angle and depth until you find a comfortable position.
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Switch off before removing it. Remove the attachment gently, then clean it according to the manufacturer's instructions.
There is no need to rush or use a higher setting than feels comfortable. If you experience pain, stop rather than trying to push through it.
For more general advice, see our beginner guide to using a wand.
Safety, Lube and Cleaning
Wash your attachment after every use and allow it to dry fully before storing it. Check the manufacturer's instructions for advice specific to its material.
Avoid sharing sex toys without taking precautions. The NHS guidance on sexual activities and risk explains that sharing sex toys can spread infections, including chlamydia, syphilis and herpes. If you share an attachment, wash it between users and use a new condom over it for each person.
The type of lubricant you use also matters. NSW Health warns that silicone based lubricants can damage silicone toys over time and recommends water based alternatives. You can find suitable options in our lubricants collection.
Remember that many STIs have no obvious symptoms, as explained in the NHS guidance on STIs. If you experience ongoing pain or irritation, or have concerns about an infection, speak to your GP or a sexual health clinic.
How to Choose the Right Attachment
The best option depends on the type of stimulation you want, the size that feels comfortable and your budget.
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Dual or internal stimulation: Euphoria and Rabbit Tip have additional parts designed for clitoral contact. Deep Glider has a curved tip for internal use.
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Material: The range includes silicone, TPR and TPE. These materials can differ in feel and care requirements, so check the instructions for the specific attachment.
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Size: Look at the insertable length and width before buying. A longer attachment is not automatically a better choice, and you should never feel that you need to use the full insertable length.
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Budget: Our three internal attachments range from £49.95 to £59.95.
If you are new to these attachments, think about which features matter most to you rather than choosing on price alone. You can always try another design later if you want a different experience.
Why Buy From Magic Wand Original UK
When buying a wand or an attachment, it helps to know exactly what you are getting. Cheap imitations can be difficult to distinguish from genuine products, particularly when shopping online.
We sell genuine products, and our real vs fake guide explains how to spot imitations. Orders are sent in plain, confidential packaging. You can find the latest delivery information in our shipping policy.
If you are still deciding which wand to buy, our massage wand UK guide explains the range and what to consider when choosing a device.
Final Thoughts
Choosing a G spot wand attachment comes down to fit, shape, material and personal preference. Check that it is compatible with your wand, use water based lubricant with silicone attachments and clean it after every use.
Ready to compare your options? Browse our wand attachments, take a closer look at the Euphoria and Deep Glider, or contact our team if you need help checking compatibility.
FAQs
Which G Spot Wand Attachment Suits Beginners?
The Rabbit Tip is our lowest priced internal option at £49.95. If you are new to wand attachments, start on the lowest vibration setting and take your time getting used to the shape.
Do G Spot Attachments Fit a Hitachi Wand?
Our product listings state that these attachments fit standard size wands, including Hitachi models. Check the opening dimensions, which range from 2.25 to 2.3 inches across the three options, and confirm compatibility with your particular model.
Can I Use Silicone Lube With Them?
Water based lubricant is the safer starting point, particularly for silicone attachments. NSW Health warns that silicone based lubricant can damage silicone toys over time. For other materials, check the manufacturer's care advice.
Can I Share an Attachment With a Partner?
Sharing can spread STIs, so take precautions. The NHS advises washing sex toys between users and using a new condom each time an item is shared.
How Do I Clean One?
Wash the attachment after every use and follow the cleaning instructions for its material. Check it regularly for tears or sticky patches and replace it if the material starts to deteriorate.
