These toy covers, by California Exotics are basically non-lubricated "covers," or condoms as I like to call them. They are used to cover vibes, anal beads, anal plugs, and dildo's during alternation of orifices. Me personally, I intended to just use these covers to put on my silicone dildo's (where they are stored) to prevent lint attaching to them. Unfortunately, the covers didn't fit. What a bummer!

Just in case you're wondering what size would go great for these covers, so you wont buy them and realize they don't fit like I did, here ya go. If you'd like this for a small bullet vibe, great. Anything else bigger than that, RUN! If your toy has a diameter of more than 1" or a circumference of more than 3.5", you shouldn't get this toy cover, at least not in the small size. I am not an owner of the standard size cover so my review can not assist with deciding if that would be the proper sizing for your toy.

If you have a PVc, Jelly, rubber, or other toy with questionable chemical composition, a cover or condom would be great to use!

The toy covers are made of natural rubber latex. If you are allergic, please abstain from use. The covers are non-lubricated so there are no allergy concerns pertaining to lubricant. In all sincerity, this toy cover is a mere underrated version of a non-lubricated condom. I'd just stick with that. It's cheaper, comes in more sizes, and did I mention it is cheaper!

The covers are cute (pink-which may be a drawback for some individuals) and smooth and odorless. As far as packaging goes, I love it. The covers are encased in a foil (with pink flowers on it) very similar to a condom. The foil packets are encased in a cute pink box with flowers on it.

In very small font, you will see directions that should be read before using the covers. Some of those guidelines includes using these for external use only, not using these during sexual intercourse, do not flush the covers down the toilet, and of course, use this cover only once (making sure to use another when switching from vagina to anus or vice versa.)

For $4.99 for 3 condom covers that are super small, unlubricated, and for one use only, I don't think it would be worth it to purchase it again. Although, I do appreciate being able to try it out- you only live once, right?

What more can you say about an expensive toy cover that doesn't seem to be worth it. I still don't particularly care for this cover because I could use a condom to do that same exact job, especially since I get condoms for free at my college.