Ina G-spot and clitoral vibrator

I meant for this is go in its own thread, but oh well.

The one's we charged up for the display case in my store do the same thing. I thought it was a little odd, but it does seem to be an annoyance that buttons need to be pressed multiple times to get a response.

The shaft is totally hard. The clit nub is a flexible arm, but the material itself is unyielding. There's no squishy-give to it at all.

My guess would be that you cannot be certain 'till you actually try a product if it "fits" your body or not. This can be tricky when purchasing toys (especially if they're on the pricey side), and quite an unfortunate thing if they DON'T work with your anatomy.

If you're "newer" to toys, you might want to consider purchasing a few less expensive ones to begin with; just to get a sense of what shape/form/material, etc. "works" with/for you.

Those who have been purchasing toys for a while have it easier..they will be better armed to gauge what toys would be good for them, or not. Hence, it's less of a gamble for them to buy the more expensive toys (like Ina)!

As to your question on the clitoral stimulator, I am not sure on this one (I'm not one of the fortunate owners of an Ina)..but I would think the product page has that info..EF's product pages are very informative, and contain much information; I would try there. Good luck!

The main shaft is hard and the silicone, although silky feeling, has no give at all. The silicone part that actually rests on the clit is not squishy at all. It's only the clit arm that is bendy. The parts that have skin contact are hard. Hope this helps.

The white handle is hard plastic where the buttons are. The buttons are soft and easily pushed/activated. The green part that is insertable is not very flexible and is coated in a matte silicone covering. The clitoral stimulator is a flexible "arm" and can be bent fully backwards.

There is a video review of this product where you can see the flexibility demonstrated at 0:14 - link