This Silicone G-Spotter Will Make You Glow Inside
This slender Ophoria G-spot Glo dildo is made out of silicone, effectively shaped for hitting the G-spot, and capable of glowing in the dark when you insert one of the included assorted-color glow sticks.
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Pros
shape; size; aesthetically-pleasing; made of silicone.
Cons
none, really, unless you like a bigger dildo.
The G-spot Glo by Ophoria definitely hits the spot. For those who like their dildos relatively slender, the 1 1/14 inch G-Glo definitely fits the bill in this respect. It’s crafted of a white, semi-transparent silicone with a velvety-soft finish that feels wonderful in your hand. It’s rather firm, but still flexible enough to conform a bit to your inner curves. It is 7 1/4 inches long, but subtract a couple of inches from that if you want to insert it and still have room for a handle. The handle-end of it has some eye-pleasing bumps that help you hold on to it, but might also feel good inside if you insert it far enough to forgo the handle. The grooves on the handle end mean that some people might be tempted to use it for anal play, but that is not recommended, since only a truly flared base can prevent an item from disappearing all the way in.
The curved tip is just ideal for stimulating the G-spot—although other people can have different preferences in terms of ideal stimulating shapes. This one protrudes more than a gentle curve; the tip is also made of sold, not hollow silicone, giving it extra firmness. It feels almost like a curved pair of fingers when you slide it in and out quickly.
Now for the glow part. The manufacturer includes five glow sticks that can be inserted into the main shaft and then temporarily sealed inside. A small pink silicone plug does a good job of holding the glow stick inside the shaft and plugging the hole when it’s not glowing. You activate the glow stick by bending it until you hear a snap—and doing so brought back memories of mid-nineties rave culture. I actually accidentally dropped a stick on the floor, only to have it activate. So be careful about dropping unused sticks when you don’t want to use them. The glow is in the basic neon color range and lasts about three hours.
I likely will not use all of the glow sticks that are included, but I definitely like the dildo for regular use. It looks prettiest to me in its own white color, but I think it’s fun to consider possible uses for a glowing neon pink dildo: recreating your rave days, producing a little glow to help guide you to the right spot when it’s dark, adding a little pizazz to a dark dungeon scene.
The box is not extra-fancy, but looks more upscale than cheap novelty packaging. It says that it’s “100%” silicone, and it does feel like a cross between VixSkin silicone and harder silicone because of its velvety finish. It does, however, have a very slight chemical odor that did not disappear with a quick wash but did fade down over time. Also note that it’s not harness-compatible.
The curved tip is just ideal for stimulating the G-spot—although other people can have different preferences in terms of ideal stimulating shapes. This one protrudes more than a gentle curve; the tip is also made of sold, not hollow silicone, giving it extra firmness. It feels almost like a curved pair of fingers when you slide it in and out quickly.
Now for the glow part. The manufacturer includes five glow sticks that can be inserted into the main shaft and then temporarily sealed inside. A small pink silicone plug does a good job of holding the glow stick inside the shaft and plugging the hole when it’s not glowing. You activate the glow stick by bending it until you hear a snap—and doing so brought back memories of mid-nineties rave culture. I actually accidentally dropped a stick on the floor, only to have it activate. So be careful about dropping unused sticks when you don’t want to use them. The glow is in the basic neon color range and lasts about three hours.
I likely will not use all of the glow sticks that are included, but I definitely like the dildo for regular use. It looks prettiest to me in its own white color, but I think it’s fun to consider possible uses for a glowing neon pink dildo: recreating your rave days, producing a little glow to help guide you to the right spot when it’s dark, adding a little pizazz to a dark dungeon scene.
The box is not extra-fancy, but looks more upscale than cheap novelty packaging. It says that it’s “100%” silicone, and it does feel like a cross between VixSkin silicone and harder silicone because of its velvety finish. It does, however, have a very slight chemical odor that did not disappear with a quick wash but did fade down over time. Also note that it’s not harness-compatible.
Follow-up commentary
3 months after original review
The Glo G-Spot dildo is still in my vast collection. I don't use it a lot, but that's mostly because, as a reviewer for EdenFantasys, I receive more fantastic sex toys than a human being can play with. Sometimes, I sterilize silicone toys I've only used a couple of times with a condom on and give them to friends. I'm not sure about the Glo, it might deserve a few more uses before I gift it. I think I still have one glowstick left.
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Did you try it anally?
By the way, the glow lasts MUCH longer than 3 hours, I now realize. It's on max glow for about 5 hours, then fades, but is still noticeably glowing. Days later, it still has a faint glow.
It's definitely not bendable with glow stick inserted. Without it, it's more flexible, but still usable. Not like a limp dick at all.
Although I would have to try it to be 100% sure I guess.