Babeland.com sent me a Penis Cupcake Pan made by Pipedream to try, which is a nice change from the sex toysand other adult products I usually review. Although it’s a cake pan, you could also use it to mold jello or chocolate, or possibly even bake bread rolls in it. Lots of ways to make edible little penises! Read more…
Around this time last year I reviewed the Harmonia G-spot vibrator, and although I really liked it, I haven’t played with it much since I posted the review. When I did my sex toy cull not too long ago, I happened upon Harmonia, still in its original box, at the bottom of my secret storage container. This is most definitely nota vibe to throw out. So, I recycled the packaging and moved Harmonia (now safe in its storage pouch) to a more accessible location, resolving to use it again very soon and post a Follow-Up Friday.
So far I’ve used sex toys made from ABS plastic, silicone, TPR, elastomer, glass, metal, and now I can add acrylic to the list, thanks to GoodVibes.com sending me a Galaxy G Acrylic G-Spot Stimulatorto review. This double-ended dildo looks like glass, but it’s lighter and very durable, which is a bonus for anyone concerned about using something breakable.
My latest sponsored review for EdenFantasys.comis a beach towel. That’s right, they sent me a towel–as in what you use to dry yourself or spread out to lounge on in the sun–to try. I accepted the assignment because I actually do need some new towels, and as far as I know there’s no law against using a beach towel in the bathroom.
For those of you who haven’t already heard, there are three recent additions to LELO’s Insignia product line. These new sex toys are specifically designed for couples, which is exciting enough, but they’re also unlike any other vibes because they have something called SenseMotion technology. You know how most video games these days respond to the player moving the controller? Well, finally somebody has done something similar with sex toys. It’s about time, right?
I used to have a Cupid Kiss. It was my first textured vibe, and I bought it on sale for around $20. It had something like 8 different patterns, was waterproof, and covered in soft TPR silicone with ridges. Unfortunately, it was a battery drainer, lint magnet, and quit working after only a few months. Not long after, I noticed that Fun Factory had a very similar product called Meany. As soon as I had enough EdenFantasys.com points saved up, I got one. Read more…
Well, I haven’t posted a What’s Inside Wednesday for a while, so I guess Hannah Harper’s Butterfly is overdue. I got this toy pretty early on, just a few months after I started reviewing. Don’t bother going back and reading the review. It’s boring, and I ramble on about my love for rabbit-style vibes. But this one never was my favorite. I got a few orgasms using it, but I didn’t particularly like it.
I love Fun Factory. They’re my favorite sex toy manufacturer because I tend to have really good luck with their products, and while I consider them to be in the “luxury” category, most of their stuff is still affordable. Or at least well worth saving up for. Fun Factory also has a huge range of styles from the very realistic to a few product lines that are more playfully themed, like their Astrovibes collection. These are classic-style vibrators, each one designed to represent a different Sign of the Zodiac.
I don’t have very many non-vibrating sex toys. Well, not when compared to the number of motorized devices I have. Nearly all of my dildos are glass or metal, the Handmaiden G-Spot Thrill being the only silicone one I’ve reviewed so far. The Ophoria Beyond No. 3 caught my eye because of its design. By now I have a pretty good idea what sorts of shapes and designs are likely to work well for me, and I’m always up for trying slight variations. Just to make sure. Read more…
