Recommended Devices
The devices below are not specifically designed for this technique. However, we feel that they are small enough to have a safe amplitude for use on the human shoulders, neck, and jaw. They offer a range of frequencies that support the goals of Vibrant Voice Technique.
Note: Many of the links on this page are Amazon affiliate links, and we have listed approximate prices. Items will not be available for purchase in all locations.
The Mimi Soft by Je Joue
For some time, this has been our top pick for most users. The Je Joue Mimi Soft offers both a wide range of speeds, from a "low rumble" to a high frequency. It has a flat, fully silicone-coated surface, which we find makes it easy to hold and use for a pressure point. Please note this device is an adult toy.
Key words: Je Joue, Mimi Soft
The Novafon
We recently discovered this premium device, created in Germany (authorized as a medical device in the EU). It offers two set frequencies - 50 hertz and 100 hertz - and at both of these speeds, it offers three levels of intensity. This is the only device we've encountered which offers direct control of amplitude.
Key word: Novafon
Jaw Massager
Recently a number of jaw massagers have been appearing on various marketplaces. These devices are often well suited for our technique, offering a useful shape, and medical grade silicone. They also heat up, though this feature seems to be not entirely reliable. This is another option (featured in the online course), in addition to the more recent link we discovered below.
Key words: jaw massager, neck massager
Facial Scrubber
A student suggested to us that there are facial scrubbers available for purchase, which have a nice high frequency, which can be useful for resonance work. Devices like this can be good for smaller or younger people. Please note, you will want to use the point where you feel the most vibration for your pressure point, as opposed to the brush surface.
Key words: facial scrubber, facial brush
Personal Massage Wand
A reliable option that is on the slightly more powerful side. Personal massage wands vary in size, but are likely to be anywhere from 6 to 8" long. They are fully silicone coated, and have often start with a strong amplitude and need to be turned down. If you think you'd appreciate more power, this may be a good, lower-cost option for you.
Key words: personal massager, massage wand
Mini Massage Wand
A reliable option for folks who want a smaller device. A mini wand is a smaller version of a personal massage wand (~4-5"), and is still fully silicone-coated. These smaller devices likely have less amplitude and higher frequency. Therefore they can be good for smaller bodies or young people. Their high frequency is also useful to explore with our resonance exercises.
Key words: mini wand, massage wand
The Mini Penguin Massager
This has been our least expensive recommendation for quite some time. It has only two power settings, and provides more amplitude than other options. Because of the hard plastic, we often recommend buffering when using this device, especially on smaller neck muscles. This device is not an adult toy.
Key words: Mini massager, neck massager
The LELO Siri
Our original recommendation, the LELO Siri 1, is no longer available. LELO is now marketing the Siri 3. Overall, we no longer recommend this device. However, if you choose to use the Siri 3, please note that we do not suggest not turning it on to full speed, as it can be overly powerful. You can also skip the sound responsive settings, as they are not compatible with our exercises.
Medical Disclaimer
This site and the materials provided here by Vibrant Voice Technique may be considered experimental and are provided for information purposes only. Unless otherwise stated, the technique and any associated claims made on this site have not been evaluated by any medical studies, nor has the technique been approved to treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. We are not aware of any side-effects but no studies have been made in that regard. Except as otherwise noted herein, the materials provided on this site are provided “as is” by Vibrant Voice Technique, without any warranties or representations regarding the efficacy or safety of the technique. Any implied warranties or representations are limited to the fullest extent permitted by law.
We cannot assume any responsibility for any medical consequences if you choose to attempt the techniques described here. If you have a history of thrombosis, high blood pressure, diabetes, phlebitis, seizures, or if you have a heart condition or a pacemaker, you should consult your doctor before attempting this technique. The information on this site should not replace consultations with a medical professional and is not intended to provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health provider with any personal medical or health questions you may have. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you read on this site. We recommend that you review the instruction manual associated with any particular device you wish to use, and heed the instructions and warnings provided by the supplier of the device.
