Evening Eden, it is my pleasure to review the super generically named Unisex Massager. What does it massage?

This toy is designed for prostate massage & G-spot stimulation. It is shaped with two rubber ring-handles for manual stimulation and better control. In my opinion, these handles are mighty useful for someone that is not myself. When using this myself I can definitely grab the ring towards the front side of my body but it takes some fantastic manipulation to grab the rear one. These are clearly designed with a partner in mind.

The toy is composed of thermoplastic rubber (TPR) which in my opinion has a fairly high degree of safety. I usually prefer silicone toys, because TPR is actually slightly porous and you cannot completely sterilize the toy. The upside is that TPR can be used with silicone based lubricant.

The bottom cap of the vibrator is made of hard plastic, which is a twist-cap dimmer switch design. As above it is not completely nonporous, but the design includes seals which make it waterproof.

The size of this is pretty girthy - at 1 3/8" diameter this is pretty wide for me to use anally. Its just about perfect, but I definitely have to warm up and get into it. This can be considered either a positive or a negative, as the girth was super enjoyable once I got warmed up, but until then I couldn't maneuver the vibe to actually hit my P-spot. It was absolutely fine for G-spot stimulation, but your mileage may vary.

As I don't have a partner to use the "convenient carry handles", I don't think they really benefit a solo user in any way. The rest of the design of the toy is good. I like the shape, I like and dislike that the girth is pretty big, and that I have to warm up to accept the whole toy before I can actually hit my P-spot.

I definitely dislike the design of the battery compartment on this toy. The website says it requires two AAA batteries which are not included. This is actually incorrect - two AAA batteries have nothing to hold them in the base. Two AA batteries fit, but there are no positive/negative nodes or marks to differentiate how you're supposed to insert the batteries. It took me a bit of time to figure this part out.

Thermoplastic Rubber can be used with a wider variety of lubricants. I prefer water based, but silicone will also work. You can definitely use an alcohol based toy cleaner to clean it, boil it/put it in the dishwasher, but as TPR is semi porous you cannot 100% sterilize it, so please use a condom if you want to share this toy. Especially remember to use a new condom when you change from P-spot to G-spot stimulation!

I'm not sure if the packaging is the same as I received it for the purpose of this review, but the product arrived in a discreet cardboard mailing box, but inside the box it was simply wrapped in plastic. There was no accompanying marketing from the company, no merchandising and no instructions for the batteries.