The Silicone Slims G-Teaser arrived in typical California Exotics fashion, complete with plastic packaging and misleading blurbs. “High Grade Silicone” isn't entirely true- this product is TPR folks. The back splash features a heterosexual couple instead of the normal high-heeled bikini model. All of that aside, my first impression of the G-Teaser was that it was a brighter pink than it appears to be on the website. It is also much smaller than I had imagined, being just about the same length as my hand. When I removed it from its plastic prison, I immediately thought of bouncy balls (you know, the ones that come from quarter dispensers?). It smells like them, feels like them, and almost even looks like them stacked one on top of the other.

The Silicone Slims G-Teaser takes 3 AAA batteries, which are housed in its base. The vibrations are controlled by a spin dial located on the bottom of the base. The motor is right in the middle of the shaft, and the vibrations travel well. The toy isn't extremely loud, and becomes much quieter when fully inserted. I was surprised by how flexible the Silicone G-Teaser was — the shaft is bendable, so if you're looking for direct g-spot pressure this wouldn't be a good fit for you.

The TPR has a slight smell to it, but it's only noticeable when holding the vibrator right up to your nose. Like many other TPR toys, this one loves collecting lint (although it's not as bad as others). TPR cannot be sterilized, so please don't share (and if you absolutely have to, make sure to cover completely with a condom). When cleaning, either anti-bacterial soap and warm water or toy cleaner will do the job. The Silicone Slims G-Teaser is waterproof, so feel free to let it tag along during shower time.

The G-Teaser did just what it said — teased my g-spot. It just wasn't enough to bring me to orgasm. The bulbs are pretty much lost on insertion, and don't provide any unique feeling. The nubbed ring around the shaft isn't large enough to easily reach my clit, and the vibrations aren't as intense once they reach the ring. I found it much more pleasurable to use the shaft to stimulate my clit. The vibrations might not be enough to please a power queen, but were sufficient for me (and I'm somewhat of a power queen).

The Silicone Slims G-Teaser is a decent product, and I would say it's worth the $20 if you're just looking for something simple and fun. It probably won't provide much g-spot love, but works well as a clit stimulator. In the end, it was almost as fun as bouncy balls…