On my journey to have the elusive g-spot orgasm, I stumbled upon this toy. Doc Johnson usually doesn't disappoint in the toy department. He is like State Farm insurance "like a good neighbor, doc johnson is there". Unfortunately, this toy missed the mark for me.

The first thing you notice is the packaging. Very cute. The outside gives you all the necessary info like waterproof, no virtually silent, and made out of silicone. Who isn't drawn to a cute design on the front?? You'll notice online and when you get the toy that the dial is on the bottom of the shaft. This isn't my ideal way of controlling a toy because I always feel like I'm fumbling to adjust the speed. But alas...that journey I was talking about made me think I should open my eyes to something different.

Now to the heart of the matter. The material doesn't have the smoothest texture so lubrication of some sort is necessary. I prefer toys that are more easily inserted. The bumps on the end allow for added pleasure once you place it on the g-spot. I'm sure you're wondering, well, did it do the trick?? Sadly, no. The vibration and the bumps weren't enough and once again, the texture doesn't allow for easy in and out.

When I took the toy out to use it again, I was trying to get creative since my man is away and he loves pictures. So I took the toy out and started to take a picture of me licking it. BAD IDEA! This toy tastes toxic. I couldn't believe I put it in my body! I don't know about you, but if something tastes bad, I don't want it inserted inside me.

I recommend you stay far, far away from this toxic toy.

I put this toy away for a bit and recently went back to it. The material and design makes this toy a bit more pliable than I'm used to in a vibrator. It feels a bit limp and is difficult to insert without using a lot of pressure. I personally do not like this style of toy. I prefer a sturdier, harder toy that is easier to insert. The nubs on the tip can also be painful during insertion due to the force required to penetrate.