Pulse Probe is a vaginal vibrator for all ladies looking for g-spot pleasure. Of course you can use it all over your body wherever it feels pleasing. Its intended use is as a g-spotter. There's no spectacular feature except, that's right, I said except, it's powerful. Oh, wait a minute, Pulse is made of 100% silicone. Ok, so we have 2 wonderful features in one vibe. More? There's more to Pulse Probe? So true.

Solo play is the most likely use. But as some know, we can share the pleasures of our treasures with our lover. Mix it up, switch it back and forth. Tease your lover. Or you could have your lover watch you pleasure yourself. Plus another option is your lover using it on you. Have fun with exploring.

Some new to adult toys might feel intimidated by the appearance or size of Pulse Probe. Neither should interfere for the adventurous and experienced in finding all the delightful ways to enjoy it. Some people like the idea of using g-spotters anally. Not a good idea, though, unless there's a flared base. As a reminder, care should always be taken when using toys anally.

Taking Pulse Probe into your bath for some water fun is possible since it's waterproof. Shower, hot tub, pool are other possibilities to explore with it. Other than water, my bed is just fine. And I have no need to be concerned about noise. Pulse is whisper quiet even on the highest speed setting.

Pulse Probe is made of Japan's medical grade 100% silicone. It is non toxic, phthalates free, latex free, hygienic, hypoallergenic, and non porous. It is the safest adult toy material. Silicone is known to carry vibrations well.

Any adult toy claimed to be 100% silicone will have no odor. It's also water repellent. Also, it will retain and maintain body heat. The silicone material is highly durable and dishwasher safe. These are the qualities to look for with 100% silicone.

I really like the texture of Pulse Probe. It has a soft and firm wrinkled surface on the shaft while the sphere tip is completely smooth as well as soft. The sphere tip is solid silicone. The shaft has a good thick layer of silicone around the center core. There's good firm give to the silicone. The shaft does not bend. There is a drag/pull across my skin as I move Pulse along the inside of my arm. That's easily resolved by using a good waterbased lube.

What I see when I look at Pulse Probe is a bright pink light pole kinda lopped over at the top with a rather large sphere over the lightbulb. The medium bend at the neck allows for the sphere to be better aimed at your g-spot once inserted. The dimensions are as follows:

Length Total: 7 1/2"
Length Insertable: 6 1/2"
Circumference Head: 4 1/2"
Circumference Shaft Below head: 3 1/2"
Circumference Increasing Down Shaft to 4 1/2"

The lower 1" of Pulse Probe is to hold on to and maneuver the vibrator. It also serves as the battery cap. Simply unscrew it and pop in 2 AAA batteries. Sometimes when I screw the cap back on I find the power/speed dial starts to turn too. Once I secure the cap, I then back down the power to off. THEN I start at the lowest speed for building up a tease before the upper very powerful delicious vibrations.

How do I decide if a vibrator is discreet or not, especially when there is no phyallic appearance? I've not been privy to what all kinds of adult toys look like & how to enjoy them prior to this last spring. Prior to who I now am, I'd probably have seen most of my collection without thinking anything about sex. So I don't know. If there's no real reference to sex in word or form, then I say it is discreet. But each person needs to make that decision for themselves.

Pulse Probe is a powerful vibrator with several incremental speeds. I love starting off at the lowest speed I can find and tease anywhere and everywhere. I slowly twist the dial at the bottom of the battery cap to gradually increase the speed. Then when I get to the highest speed - whoa! At any time I can power off Pulse by twisting the dial all the way in the opposite direction.

One thing I did to gauge the vibrations strength was grasp the vibrator with one hand to feel the vibrating. I did this the whole length of the vibrator. Then I just laid the vibrator on my open hand and slowly slid it down and across. Interesting results - I found that if I squeezed Pulse Probe the vibrations were strongest in the shaft. If I did not squeeze, the vibrations strength was equally spread throughout.

This whisper quiet vibrator can not even be heard from underneath bed covers. I had mine turned all the way up and I couldn't even hear it from underneath the bed covers. The vibrations are close to rumbly at the lowest settings. A couple settings at the higher range weren't rumbly or buzzy. They are near the middle.

Clean up? Simple. Wash Pulse Probe in warm soapy water and completely air dry. Or you can always use a toy cleaner or cleaning wipes. As long as the battery cap is secure, you can submerge the vibrator. It is recommended to not use silicone lube with silicone toys. A chemical reaction occurs destroying the silicone on your toy. So it goes without saying to store Pulse Probe separate from other silicone toys. And always store your vibrators with the batteries removed to prolong their life. And as a foot note, if you plan on sharing, use a condom on the vibrator so you stay healthy.