The Romeo dual density dildo – realistic dildo with suction cup is just what the title says. It is a dildo that can be used by either a male or female for sucking/oral play, vaginal play or anal play. The dildo came packaged in a box that contained a plastic insert which held the dildo in place. There was a cut-out insert to touch and feel the toy before opening the package. Upon initial inspection of the dildo, the dildo has a nice feel on the outside. The inner part of the dildo is too rigid and hard. And the Romeo dual density dildo has a small set of balls. The suction cup seemed to work OK. I placed the dildo on the kitchen counter and the dildo stayed in place with some pulling and did not move around or become detached from the surface. The dildo had a somewhat unpleasant smell to it.

Based on the website, here are the details:
Color: Beige
Length: 6"
Insertable length: 5 1/2"
Circumference: 4"
Diameter: 1 1/4"
Harness compatibility: O-ring compatible

The material is TPR (or TPE).
This material is commonly referred to as ‘flesh-like’ in both appearance and texture. You will find TPE in toys produced by Fleshlight, TENGA, Doc Johnson and Pipedream Toys to name a few.

Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE) is, in basic terms, a mix of plastic and rubber. The difference here is that generally, they contain no PVC, Latex or Phthalates. You will recognize a product made from TPE by its soft, squishy texture that is often silky to the touch. This is because during production, the molds used to create the toys are dusted with a ‘renewal’ powder (typically cornstarch) to stop them from sticking to the mold.

Products made from this are usually a little bit more expensive than typical rubber toys. This also means they require a little bit more maintenance. Like Rubber, TPE toys are also porous – so again, you will want to ensure after each use, you thoroughly clean it with anti-bacterial toy cleaner and be sure it’s kept separate from other toys. It’s also advisable to not share this material with a partner unless you are fluid bonded with them. Using a condom could potentially reduce any risk and may increase the longevity of your toy. It’s not an exact science, unfortunately.

Things like TPR/TPE can be quite tricky. Technically speaking, it’s not toxic – but due to its porous nature, I would never use an insertable product made from TPE/TPR. For things like masturbators, it’s a little bit more lenient – but a TPE/TPR dildo/butt plug will retain odor no matter how much you clean it. So for anal use, I would personally steer clear.

To clean a toy made from TPE, this is best down with water and toy cleaner and then patted dry with a lint-free towel. You can also leave it to air dry. It’s best to ensure (especially with a toy like a stroker/masturbator) that the internal canal is totally clean and dry before storage otherwise this will cause irreparable damage to your toy. When the toy is dried, you can lightly dust the toy with cornstarch (or official ‘renewer’ powder), and this will return the toy back to its soft velvet appearance.

When using a toy made from TPE – you should only use a water-based lubricant. Silicone/Oil-based lubricants can cause the material to deteriorate.

The Romeo dual density dildo is still OK on my list of toys. I have other dildos that feel better to me and my girlfriend.