The best use for this vibrator, in my opinion, is to tease your partner. It is good for clitoral stimulation, although I personally could not orgasm from it. It is not intended for insertion, or anal play. I would not recommend either of those as gunk can get under the tip and it would be very hard to clean out. I think this toy will work great for those who are able to reach climax easily, and who enjoy extended foreplay. It is also a good candidate for a playful tease.

The Tickle and Tease Me Vibe is made of plastic, which is non-porous and phthalate free. It has a velvety type of feel to it, and it is smooth to the touch. It has a slight smell upon taking it out of the package (mine still has it, even after washing it a few times). I think the texture is good for beginners or experts alike.

I like the shape of this toy. I also like how it focuses on the clitoris, but more on that in a minute.

I must say that this toy does indeed have good vibrations. The con to this is that there is not enough variety in them, they are just straight vibrations. I personally need more stimulation than three speeds to get me off.

You can't really tell what this toy is upon looking at it, but I would not recommend trying to travel with it.

Again, I think this toy is a good choice for beginners as it is not intimidating in any way and the vibrations are good, as long as you can get off with just that. (Hopefully that makes sense?)

I really enjoy the design of this product, but in my opinion it is kind of flimsy. Unfortunately, in my experience I have learned that Doc Johnson products aren't the greatest quality. They have all either broken or "faded" on me, so to speak. The lid to the battery compartment rattles after a few minutes of use, which makes the toy a lot louder than it would be. The shape of this toy works well, as the vibrations are located in the tip which makes for good stimulation.

The push button control is very convenient and well placed. So far my experience has been that this toy also kills the batteries pretty quick, but I haven't had it long enough to know if this is a true statement or if I just have crappy batteries.

This toy is cleaned by using mild soap and water, antibacterial toy cleaner, or a simple wipe down with some Isopropyl Alcohol. It is compatible with oil, water or silicone lubricants. Unfortunately it is not waterproof so care should be taken when cleaning with water. It should be stored in a clean dry place.

This toy came in the typical Doc Johnson packaging: A plastic box with some 70s looking flowers on it. It had no instructions, simply what it is and what batteries it takes. That's it.