Can pleasure really support your overall wellness? The team behind Magic Wand Original set out to find out—and what they discovered might just change how we think about self-care.

Who Participated
This unique three-week study included 1,000 participants, all vulva owners aged 18 and older. The group was incredibly diverse, with:
- Equal age representation across six decades (from 18 to 65+)
- 68% identifying as cisgender women and 32% as gender-expansive
- 72% identifying as LGBTQ+, 28% as heterosexual
- 38% from the global majority and 62% White
- 75% partnered, and 61% new to using a Magic Wand
How the Study Worked
Participants completed a baseline survey to measure their emotional, mental, and sexual well-being. Then, over three weeks, they followed this structure:
- Week 1: No sexual activity
- Week 2: Daily use of the Magic Wand Rechargeable
- Week 3: Return to normal sexual routine
A final survey wrapped up the study, helping compare how their wellness shifted throughout.

What They Found
📉 Week 1: Well-Being Dropped
Abstaining from sexual activity caused noticeable dips in happiness, body confidence, sleep quality, focus, and feelings of connection.
📈 Week 2: Vibrations Elevated Everything
Daily use of the Magic Wand noticeably boosted mental and physical well-being. Participants reported feeling happier, more confident, and more connected—with stronger sleep, reduced stress, and better body image.
🔁 Week 3: Benefits Continued
Even after resuming regular routines, many participants maintained the gains they experienced. Most wellness measures improved steadily over the full three weeks.
💞 Stronger Relationship Bonds
Those in relationships reported stronger romantic connections during Week 2, especially when they incorporated the wand into shared experiences.
What People Said
The participant stories brought the numbers to life:
“It was more intense than any toy I’ve used… I had 5 consecutive orgasms.”
“I used it before bed and slept better than I had in weeks.”
“Week 1 was hard emotionally. Two orgasms into Week 2, I felt like myself again.”
“It helped me manage daily stress. Just taking that moment for myself made a difference.”
The Takeaway

This study showed that regular, intentional pleasure can support real improvements in emotional and physical wellness. It helped participants:
- Sleep better
- Stress less
- Feel more confident in their bodies
- Strengthen connections with partners
- Regulate emotions more easily
Pleasure isn’t selfish—it’s powerful. Whether you’re curious to try something new or simply want to feel more in tune with your body, this research shows that taking time for yourself each day can have meaningful, measurable benefits.
Ready to begin your own journey? Download the challenge, track your experience, and join a broader conversation about pleasure and wellness. After all, your pleasure matters—and it might just help transform your life.