The Prosty is meant to be a prostate massager for men, but it could also be used as a vibrator for women as well. The prostate is reached through the rectal wall, as shown in this diagram:


Prostate massagers are generally specially designed to put pressure on, and stimulate the area inside the rectum that is right against the prostate. A lot of men can orgasm simply from this type of stimulation alone, but even more, including my husband, say that it really just adds something incredible to other stimulation that is already going on.

The Prosty is made out of plastic which is a non-porous and phthalate-free material with firm, smooth texture. On a safety scale of 1 to 10, it ranks as an 8. The Prosty is about as hard and smooth as it gets. There is no give to it, or any special textural details to speak of. Based on the texture alone, I'd say this toy is fine for beginning or advanced users, but the size might be a challenge for beginners.

One thing that sets The Prosty apart from other anal toys, is that the tip is not hardly tapered at all. You are basically sticking the part with the widest girth into you first. When I noticed that in the pictures, I figured that it wouldn't probably be that large. As you can see, my judgement was a little off:



Length: 6"
Insertable length: 5"
Circumference: 4 3/4"
Diameter: 1 1/2"

The only other prostate toy we own is the Aneros Progasm. I would say that the tip of The Prosty is about as think as the thickest part of the Progasm. But the difference is, there is no easing into it. I wouldn't say that my husband is advanced when it comes to using anal toys, but he isn't really a beginner, and this took him a minute to get comfortable with. But once he had it in, he loved it. He said it felt a little too long, but it wasn't uncomfortable, and it didn't try to slip out at all, even when we were having sex. He said it even felt better than the Progasm, and did more for stimulating that area, even when it wasn't vibrating.

The style doesn't scream sex toy, but I wouldn't really call it discreet either.

Plastic is probably the easiest thing to take care of. You can wash it with anti-bacterial soap or wipes, or rubbing alcohol. You don't have to worry about putting it next to other toys or anything like that. We just threw this one in the drawer with the rest of the toys. It doesn't pick up lint or dust or anything like that. And you can use any type of lube with plastic toys.

Why describe the package when I have pictures?

FRONT:



The back of the package is pictured above, in the 'Functions' area. I didn't bother saving it for storage, simply because they toy didn't need protecting from anything, and it was just taking up space.