The Scoop by Cal Exotics is a clitoral vibrator. The scoop head is just right for scooping your clit, it can be used for G-spot as well. This vibrator can be used by anyone. It is one of the few toys that I prefer to use alone versus with a partner. The handle makes it easy to use without your arm feeling stretched out or getting tired. As this vibrator does not have a flared base, it is not recommended for anal use.

The scoop is made of food grade, hypo-allergenic plastic which is rated an 8 on the Eden's Safety Scale. There is no texture to this toy, it is extremely smooth. I did not even notice a seam on it anywhere. There is no smell or taste to this vibrator. The end cap is ringed for easier gripping.

The scoop is a slimline vibrator with a slighly wider head. The head of the vibrator has a scoop shape, not round like and ice cream scoop, more oval like a spoon. The measurements of the scoop are as follows: Length: 7 1/2"; Circumference: 2 1/4"; Diameter: 1/2"; Weight: 3.5 oz. For me the size is just right, the handle is the perfect length to get comfortable and not have to overextend your arm to get it in place. This vibrator is fairly small and could easily be hidden or traveled with.

To get started with the Scoop you will need to take off the end cap and insert 2 AAA batteries. When you put the cap back on, you will notice that the very end of it will turn. This is your control knob. The more you turn it, the more it vibrates. I found this control knob very easy to use. This toy is quiet and not able to be heard outside of a closed door. This vibrator is waterproof and I had no problems with it after using it in the shower.

As this toy is made of plastic, your options for cleaning are unlimited, among them would be your favorite toy cleaner, wipe, or a simple wet cloth and mild soap. Storage is also a breeze, the plastic should not interfere with any other materials. You can put it in your toy storage as is, or put in a pouch or bag if you so desire.

The Scoop comes packaged in a clam shell case with a piece of paper that tells you who makes the toy and the usual warnings of what not to do with the toy. The package is not discreet at all.