This beginner-level dildo can be used vaginally or anally. It is not girthy, and doesn't have much of a "head" which makes it non-challenging. It is also useful as a warm-up/dilation tool. A true anal beginner may need to start out with an even smaller toy, however. It's a good size for harness use, especially harness beginners looking for a gentle start.

I personally like to use this toy when I want something close to a average human penis, that I can thrust with a lot of force and speed with comfort. I mostly use it vaginally, but occasionally anally. Anally, I'm more likely to use it to stretch out a little before using something girthier. Since it's silicone and not porous, I don't worry about cross-contamination after cleaning the toy.

This dildo is made of silicone. It is nonporous, nontoxic, does not retain odor, and can be cleaned with soap and water, boiled, dishwasher, with bleach, any cleaning method is safe. It is easy to share.

It cannot safely be used with a silicone lube.

It is semi-firm, but flexible and bendy, gentle against your delicate bits. It is not a high-tech squishy faux-flesh kind of silicone, just the standard kind. It has gentle ridges down the entire shaft that can only be mildly felt and not threatening at all even for a beginner. But they do make the dildo more pleasurable since it's not very big.

The ridges are supposed to emulate the feeling you get when you are first penetrated, but all the way down. It is somewhat successful at that task, though not as much as the Echo silicone dildo by the same company. The girth and length are pretty close to normal penis size, but the color and ridges are a bit more whimsical and fun, great for those who are creeped out by the flesh-toned cocks.

The size is best suited for those looking for a realistic size dildo or a small dildo. Those who like big cock are going to be disappointed. It's suitable for travel in that it is unbreakable and small, but it is obviously a dildo.

While this dildo is very flexible in use, some will probably become tired of it quickly if it's to be used often, and will crave a larger toy. It's a great toy for harness use because its size makes it difficult to cause pain or discomfort, and it's a great thrusting toy.

Silicone is very easy to care for and easy to clean, any method is fine - soap, toy cleaner, bleach solution, etc. It cannot be used with silicone lube.

Silicone does have a tendency to attract hairs (though you just rinse them off easily). It can be stored easily, though just to be safe, I suggest putting space between your silicone toys. I either keep my silicone toys in a lined drawer with "breathing room" between them, or bag them separately in Ziplocs.

The packaging is extremely minimal, just a plastic baggie pretty much (at least when I purchased it, it's possible that they have upgraded to plastic boxes now), and does not come with instructions.

Since it's a small toy, if used vaginally, you may not need to use a lube at all with it, depending on your natural level of wetness and if you got "warmed-up" first.