The G-Kiss is designed for G spot or P spot stimulation. It can be used with a harness for strap on play, solo or partner play, and the base can double as a suction cup. It is firm enough to hit the right spot and flexible enough to not worry about bruising someones cervix with deeper thrusting.

It can also be used for gender play, shower, or temperature play.

The G-kiss is 100% silicone which is a 10 on the EF safety scale. It is Food-grade material, Hypo-allergenic, Latex free, Non-porous, and Phthalates free. You can sterilize silicone by boiling in hot water for 3 minutes, soaking in a 10% bleach solution, or popping it in the top rack of the dishwasher without soap. Because it is silicone, it is ideal for sharing.

The silicone is smooth and matte and has an inherent amount of drag, so a good dose of water based lube is recommended. Do not use silicone lube with silicone toys, or they can be damaged.

The toy has a decent amount of flexibility...particularly on the neck area, but is firm enough for some good G spot pressure without worry of hurting your partner with a harder material. Similarly, it could be used for P spot stimulation.

The dildo is designed to target the g-spot or p-spot and is of moderate size. It's 6 3/4" in length, 6" of that is insertable. The very top is 1 3/8" in diameter at the widest point and 3 15/16" in circumference. It is angled up towards the G/P spot area for easy stimulation. The neck right below the bulge is just under an inch in diameter. The base shaft is about 1 1/2" in diameter and 4 1/2" in circumference. The flared base/suction cup is large, so there is no need to worry about an embarrassing trip to the emergency room.

The shape is not realistic, but is phallic in nature of course. I was given a black model, but it also comes in pink. It's not really travel friendly, but at least it won't set off a metal detector.

The G kiss failed to please my GF. Despite the ergonomic shape, it just didn't seem to do much for her. Perhaps the flexibility was too much. This was our first non vibrating silicone dildo, so we weren't entirely sure what to expect. I don't see this becoming one of our favorites at all.

With the right lube (probe silky light was our choice), the silicone glided nicely. She definitely seems to respond better to glass or vibrating silicone toys like Liv and amethyst.

Most people purchasing the G kiss are probably planning to use it for strap on play, and it may well work just fine for those purposes. We just used it manually. I don't think size queens would enjoy the G kiss much, nor anyone liking firmer materials like glass/steel/wood. I think for anal pegging it would be quite suitable.

Cleaning/maintaining your G-kiss is simple. It can be washed in soap and water after use, sanitized by boiling in water, soaking in bleach solution, wiping with a toy wipe, sprayed with a toy cleaner.

Silicone is a lint/dust magnet, so you may want to store in a pouch or baggie of some sort to keep it clean. It's a good idea to give it a rinse before using.

Water based lubes work great. Silicone based lubes are not recommended on EF for Silicone toys, though it has also been said you can try spot testing and see if there are any problems if you insist on using silicone lube.

The G-Kiss comes in a standard display box with a photo of the dildo on the cover. The box is recyclable and not ideal for storage. The dildo was in the box and sealed in a plastic bag and no instructions were included. There is another version that comes with a harness, but this model is just the dildo alone and is harness compatible as well as having a suction cup bottom. A bullet hole for a vibrator would have been nice.

Since this was an obvious fail for her, I gave it a try anally. I found it surprisingly easy to insert. It was not mind blowing stimulation but did enhance my solo orgasm some. I can see where this might be a good toy for pegging anally. All of the weaknesses for G spot stimulation could be pluses for P spot play, depending on your preference for material/firmness/shape. My concerns over using silicone anally (due to drag) were put at ease. The inherent drag of silicone was nullified with a good lubricant (probe silky light).

I don't normally go for thrusting in anal play, but I think this toy could possibly work for me with some more experience. For my review, I simply used it as a stationary insert-able Prostate stimulator while using a fleshlight.

Even though it did not stimulate her a lot, I can't really give this toy a bad score. It is well made and will probably work well for others for its intended purpose..