Unfortunately, I had to give you a bad rating. This is due to the lack of information and the falseness of some of the information provided. Starting with the lack of information, you didn't say what the toy is made of. This is the most important part of a review. It's also important to state the measurements of the toy. Of all the information you can provide, I'd say these are probably the two most important facts, coupled with anything else that goes along with them, such as care and maintenance.

Now we come to the misinformation. This toy is made of jelly. Jelly is anything but "not porous" as you stated. Jelly is VERY porous. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's the most porous toy material there is, or at least close to it. It also leaks phthalates. If this really has no smell, consider yourself lucky. Jelly toys are known for their strong, bad odor as well as strange taste. Also, you failed to mention what lubes are compatible with it, as well as what cleaning methods are and aren't. Oil lubes cannot be used because they will degrade the toy. Strong soaps cannot be used and jelly toys are to be stored in cool, dark places.

These are constructive criticisms, not mean ones. I'm sorry if it seems that way. Hopefully with this information in mind, you'll be able to write better reviews in the future that don't have false information. I highly recommend going through the Mentor Program. It can help you learn all about material safety and the like and get you on the right track to writing fantastic reviews. In the meantime, whenever you write a review from now on, visit the material page for whatever toy you're writing about. It's on the product page under "Material/Texture". Here is the one for jelly: [https://www.edenfantasys.com/info/sexuality-articles/jelly]

I thought it was a good review. Maybe you might want a mentor..?

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