Dr. Joel Kaplan's prostate probe Probe discontinued

I would say that this item is worth it because it does stimulate the prostate very well, is flexible, and is cheaply priced.

It's a great plug! But that's all I'd use it for personally! Great for beginners and advanced users. Remember to keep it clean, clean, clean!

When I first found out that I would be reviewing Dr. Joel Kaplan's Prostate Probe, I was a little scared. Being somewhat new to anal play, this would not have been my first choice in toys. However, using this toy was quite pleasurable. In fact, it was great, and I look forward to using it more. There is not doubt in my mind that this toy is mean looking, but it didn't feel mean.I was somewhat disappointed in that I didn't really feel any prostate interaction. Though the toy is called a Prostate Probe, it seemed like to me it was just glorified anal beads, which felt amazing none the less.For me, the most satisfaction came during the removal of the toy near climax, just like anal beads. This isn't to say that the insertion wasn't pleasurable, just the removal sky rocketed me over the top. The definition of prostate toy usually involves a curved, bulbous toy that vibrates. This probe doesn't seem to really fit that category.As with any anal toy, lube and preparation is key. If you are new to the anal experience, I would strongly suggest investing in an anal douche or in the least a bulb syringe and using it with warm water. Good lube, and plenty of it, is always key as well. This toy has almost a six inch insertion length and several beads, the largest one being about an inch and a half give or take a little. Each of the four beads is covered in little nodules that make the insertion a little difficult but nothing unmanageable. The silicone that the toy is made out of is kind of flimsy. So the first bead needs help, but after that, the benefits of silicone outweigh the slight trouble of the first insertion.I would only recommend this toy to the anal newcomer if they were very adventurous. I felt that the toy was too long and the nodules somewhat unnecessary; however, I had a fantastic orgasm using the toy. So if you are an anal expert or an adventurous person, I would highly recommend this toy with four stars. If you are a person totally new or not completely comfortable with your partner enough to tell them to slow down, this toy may not and probably is not for you.

Dr. Joel Kaplan’s Prostate Probe is a good example of a sex toy that depends upon your own preferences as to whether you will find it pleasurable or uncomfortable. I should say upfront, then, that I don’t like rough anal stimulation; toy girth is not so much the issue here as to whether or not it glides smoothly. That said, I found Dr. Joel Kaplan’s Prostate Probe enjoyable, but not without its drawbacks; for my likes.When I fist saw the Prostate Probe, I felt a little intimidated by the design, which reminded me of studded dog collars, but it is not as menacing as it may appear. The toy is made of a soft, flexible silicone and has four graduated nodes covered with little bumps—more about those later. By my measurements, the nodes’ diameters are 7/8”, 1”, 1⅛”, and 1¼”; to get the bottom node inside yourself you would need to take in 4½” of the toy’s length. I think the sizes would be acceptable for someone relatively new to exploring anal pleasure.Here’s the deal on the bumps covering the nodes: it all has to do with if you like your anal stimulation smooth or a little rough. This is a silicone toy, so the bumps are soft. The bumps, however, made insertion just a little difficult, more-or-less “snagging” on my sphincter. While it did not hurt, I would have preferred that the nodes glide in. I typically ride or slide anal toys; in other words, I like to move the thing around. The Prostate Probe’s bumps made that uncomfortable for me, so I put it in and left it there. The toy’s large handle on the bottom enables you to twist it while it’s inside you, which I didn’t care for (again, I don’t like it rough). I found that pulling the toy out, either to increase stimulation or because I had finished, was a little uncomfortable, even though insertion was not. Covering the thing in a condom didn’t seem to change this much, if at all.In the end—as it were—I did enjoy having Dr. Joel Kaplan’s Prostate Probe inside me while I jerked off. While I would prefer to have the bumps on the nodes go away, that may be just the thing that you need. As a flexible, quality material, reasonably priced anal toy, Dr. Joel Kaplan’s Prostate Probe is a good product that requires finding the right person (or anus) for the toy.PS; Before using the toy, you may want to put a condom on it because although it cleans off easily with soap and water [editor’s note: or by boiling, or on the top shelf of the dishwasher with no detergent], little studs in a rectum can make for a dirtier experience than, say, a smooth dildo.