Lelo Mona 2

For those who love the idea of luxury, versatility, and prestige, and want those concepts delivered with a girthy bulb for G-spot vibration, Mona is the vibrator of choice. Lelo Mona 2 is Ina 2 without the twig!

Mona is a member of Lelo’s glamorous line of vibrators, with a dramatic curve to the shaft, a pronounced bulb for G-spot vibration, and a smooth silicone surface for silky glide. This second generation Mona boasts a motor that is twice as strong as the original, yet quieter. Lelo Mona 2 has six programming options, one of which is constant vibration. Some of the patterns are so elaborate you’ll feel like playing “Name that Tune” as it taps out a rhythm for your pleasure. In each distinct program you can control the intensity of stimulation.

Powered by a rechargeable Li-ion battery that delivers up to 4 hours of stimulation on a 2 hour charge. Designed and developed in Sweden and manufactured to Lelo’s “Vendor Code of Conduct” which includes “fair labour practices, worker health and safety requirements and environmental accountability practices”. The upgraded Lelo Mona 2 is fully waterproof.

WARRANTY: 1 year warranty against manufacturing defects.

DIMENSIONS: 5 1/8″ x 1 3/8″

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GENERIC CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

SILICONE CARE
PLASTIC CARE
RECHARGEABLE VIBE CARE

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:(1) Generation 2 Lelo vibes are waterproof but make sure the charging socket is closed up before using in or around water. (2) Not compatible with silicone lubes. Soap and warm water applied with a damp cloth (washing away from the control panel) will clean silicone sufficiently. You may use an adult toy cleaner, though unnecessary. (3) NEVER use oil-based lubricants. These will degrade polypropylene and hard ABS plastic shells like the control base on your vibe. (4) The vibe has a lock to prevent accidental activation – a handy feature while passing through customs. (5) This vibe is not recommended for anal use – it lacks a sufficient base for safety.

Charger troubleshooting: (1) Vibe must be on “Lock down” before being charged. This means it must be fully drained and the only way to know that it is totally down for the count is to ensure that the red light comes on when you try to power it. (2) When the red light comes on find a spot that offers an ideal charging environment (where it won’t get nudged or bumped during the charging period … so that the charger plug stays put) and then make sure to fit the charger plug securely into your power socket. It shouldn’t be dangling; it should be plugged in. (3) Then plug the charger into your vibe and make sure the connection is tight. The area where the red light was visible should now be flashing a blue/white light … this is ideal. (4) Sometimes it takes a few minutes for the toy to recognize the charger as the nature of its motor is to “wake up” the battery with a low/slow initial charge before it goes “gangbuster”. If the battery charge light does not “flash” try holding the control pad down for a few seconds… watch the light come on and then turn off, now it’s on lock down and is charging. (5) Final Note: We did find one toy whose light didn’t flash, but it did hold a charge so do wait for the full three to four hour charging period to see if the toy has picked up its charge before concluding that you are out of power.