Dr. Joel Kaplan apparently endorsed or designed this toy, I don't quite understand the affiliation, but nothing about this toy tells me it was specially designed.


The look of it is sleek and straight, with an angled tip. Another reviewer suggested some indicator to know which way is up when the toy is inserted, I second that sentiment. The tip is bulbous rather than pointed which may make insertion a bit more difficult for some. Lastly the base is not flared so it is possible, if you or your partner got carried away, it could be lost in your rectum.

That reminds me of a punchline; wrecked him, damn nearly killed em!


Anal toys and prostate simulators are not safe to share, but this toy may be better used "together". The design of this toy does not allow for ease of use, or any type of ergonomic handling. This toy, like a couple others I have experienced (i.e. rude boy) cannot be used hands free. To use it you will have to figure out a position and an angle.

It's hard plastic too, which makes using it quite uncomfortable. Most of the previous anal products we have reviewed have been made of rubber or silicone which have some elasticity. The hard plastic does however provide relatively easy cleanup, non-withstanding the controls.


The unit is controlled via a dial at the base which is firm, which decreases the possibilities the level of vibration will change at an inopportune time. The control is located on the end of the toy so depending on how you use it, you may end up hitting the controls inadvertently. The design of the controls is a little concerning, as this toy is not water proof, and there is a groove along the dial. This presents a situation where you cant truly clean up completely, and bacteria can be a real issue Dr. Kaplan.

The toy arrived in a clear plastic package, and it was easy to open, odorless and as I imagined. It's a 7 1/2" toy but your only going to be able to insert it with an inch left to spare, if your brave.

He said: This was worth a shot, but in the end (my end that is), this was way too uncomfortable both on my sensitive areas and my arm/hand. Hard plastic is good for some toys purposes, but not prostate stimulation in my opinion, it's very unforgiving. As for the prospect of a ER visit for removal, well that's not appealing either. Clean up could be a real pain in the ass too, but we used this on a very limited basis before we knew it wasn't going to be a hit. It was relatively loud and rattled at the higher levels. It was strong enough to do the job.

She said: I love teasing him with prostate stimulation, but this didn't seem to be pleasurable for him. This toy really reminded me of my Slimline G, a G-spot stimulator I use exclusively for Clitoral stimulation. It's exactly the same size, shape and material.

I simply allocated this to the wife as a clitoral vibrator; we did not use it for internal anal play ultimately.