For the man who isn't as thick as he'd like to be, we have this little enhancement toy.

The Packaging
The Beaded Girth Ring comes in an average sized box which is covered with endorsements, as most sex toys seem to be. The front shows what appears to be the outline of a penis, and the BGR affected in place similar to how a cock ring might be used. The sides and back feature more imagery of the item, and funny enough it's endorsement by Dr. Joel Kaplan. You can even register your product, though why I'm not entirely sure.

The main importance of the box is on the bottom, conveniently hidden from sight. I mean, most people don't tend to look at the bottom of a box when searching for a warning. Which, given the nature of the warnings, I felt they should have been located somewhere more prominent on display.

You shouldn't use the product for more than a half hour, you should allow an hour to pass between uses, don't fall asleep while wearing it. All very good things to keep in mind. It can cause injury to you if you don't heed these warnings.

The Toy
The toy itself is made of TPR. So keeping it clean is a strong priority. Another thing to keep in mind is the size. It can stretch, but the bigger you are, the less likely you are to needing something like this. A 2-3" girth is probably the max size this product is usable with.

It's covered with a couple ridges and plenty of little bumps. This should help add a little spice to any sexual encounter. I brought it up with a female friend who was very interested in the bumps and ridges, though her husband told her he didn't want to use an item, due to the worry of it lessening his pleasure.

Which is a viable concern. You will lose some sensation if you are the one wearing the product, given it's thickness. Most guys would write this off as a harmless loss, I like to think, in order to provide some extra stimulation for their partner. Then again, maybe not.

The bumps and ridges do add a pleasurable sensation, but their uniformity is a bit lacking. It would have been nicer if they were split up a little to better stimulate different areas. Still, for what it's asked to do, it does a fairly good job, whether as a bit of extra girth to your shaft, or if you choose to wear it near your base, as a cock ring.

I'm not what you'd call the most conventional type of person when it comes to sex toys. Since I began reviewing, the first question that generally comes to mind when getting a product is how I can use it outside of it's normal function.

This product is no exception. While at it's heart it is for men to wear, either as a girth enhancement or as a cock ring, does it only have to be used as such? In short, not particularly. At least I don't see why it couldn't be for single people as much as for couples.

One use I saw readily enough was in slipping the sleeve down onto one of my other sex toys, whether it be a vibrator or dildo. With a snug fit, the bumps and ridges can easily turn a smooth toy into a fantastic toy. But there are a few cautionary notes I'd like to mention.

First, don't lube the toy before putting the sleeve in place. It might seem easier to do, but it would also allow the sleeve to slide freely, and possibly come off. (Not something you want with insertion!) Some of the realistic dildos with a head at the tip would probably work best, or any toy with a bulbous knob on the end. One end of the sleeve is smaller, and this can help keep it on the toy.

Of course, this is a TPR toy, so take it off of your dildo or vibrator after each use and clean both thoroughly. Small matter can get between the dildo and sleeve, and so this is important to take care of.