I have to wonder what the great allure of a glow-in-the-dark sex toy is. I don't really get it. First, this tube has a puckered anus design on the business end with bumps down the length of its tube. It has an open end for easy cleaning. The toy is made from Thermoplastic Rubber. It's ok to use as long as you clean it properly. The tube is a bit short at 5" for most men, though it does get the job done.

Its stimulation is not as effective as you'd expect. The material is very stretchy and the little nubs inside don't provide the level of pressure necessary for good stimulation. It's design is decent, but the anus is a bit on the cartoony side. This is probably good for sci-fi and anime fans.

The glow-in-the-dark material or paint is applied to the inside of the toy where your penis will contact it. This causes me some concern as I don't know what is in this paint and cannot see prolonged use of this product. Cleaning is easy as long as you use the right soap product. TPR can be difficult to clean after use if it's aged and dried up a bit. This isn't the case when the toy is new. I wouldn't plan on using this toy for years anyway.

The toy had a strong plastic smell and came covered in powder inside a plastic bag. Cleaning the toy thoroughly before first use is absolutely essential. Its package is standard with naked women on the box. Its smell does return after storage for a few days. I would definitely wash the toy before and after every use. Storage for more than a few weeks will probably require a dusting in corn starch and it's own plastic bag.

The toy works as intended but the little bumps didn't provide as much stimulation as ridges would have. They are small nubs and easily felt, but due to the extreme stretchiness of the toy, they are not as effective as they should be.