American Bombshell B7 missile - dildo discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by KrissyNovacaine

The B7 from Doc Johnson is a large dildo from their American Bombshell line. All of the products in this line play on the fact that they have been making all of their toys in America since 1976. Each toy in this line is named after some kind of bomb or missile. This specific toy is molded like a missile or very large bullet. My gun enthusiast partner loved how it looked because it reminded him of a bullet.

This is a large toy, so I used it only vaginally, but for those brave souls willing to attempt it, it can also be used anally because it has a large base. If you are going to use it anally, put a condom or toy cover on it because it is made from PVC which is porous.

This has a fairly drastic tip which was uncomfortable on my cervix, so be a bit careful with thrusting.

The B7 is unfortunately made from PVC. It rates a 2 on the Eden safety scale. It is pthalate free, but it is porous, so it can keep bacteria. It would be a good idea to always use a condom with PVC toys, especially if you share them.

The PVC used has a very strong odor that stays on your hands after handling the toy. It
is still strong even after several washes. I can smell the toy as soon as I open the package.

The B7 is kind of sticky, but it goes away with a little lubrication, natural or from a bottle. You are going to want lubrication for this toy. I normally don't require any, but it was just too sticky.

The toy is firm enough to stand up under its own weight, but still flexible and squishy enough to fit anatomy. It's totally beginner friendly in texture or perfect for those of us who don't enjoy a ton of texture.

It's almost completely smooth except for the ridges of the missile which create a nice pop upon insertion.

This is not a toy that I would recommend for beginners. It may be smooth, but it is large. It's 5.5" in total with 5" insertable. I love girth, and this one is perfect for me because it is 5.5" in circumference. As I said, this is a bigger toy.

This toy is really cool. I have to admit that I am a sucker for toys that are shaped like cool things. As soon as I saw this, I knew I had to have it.

The PVC is a swirled, sparkly gray that is really reminiscent of a lot of silicones, but unfortunately, it isn't. It's really pretty if you can get past the downsides of PVC.

This is not a toy that you can toss in your purse and go; it's just too big. It's also not one that I would leave out when my in laws are visiting either. Despite the fact that it's not realistic, how do I explain a big smelly bullet?

This is a solid dildo. There is no room for a bullet at all. So, no vibrations,but also no worries about taking it with you on any of your aquatic adventures.

I can use a lot of girthy toys without a warm-up, but this one was not going to be one of them. It was extremely satisfying, but thrusting was not super comfortable due to the kind of pointy tip. I am rather short internally, so others may not have as big of a problem with it.

It is also totally usable in a harness if you can get a ring large enough. I have a large set of metal rings that I purchased for my larger toys and one of them fits it nicely.

The B7 has a suction base that works extremely well. I have stuck it to smooth horizontal and vertical spaces. I had to actually wedge my finger under it to break the seal. It couldn't be pulled off at all otherwise.

PVC can only be cleaned with warm water and antibacterial soap or toy cleaner. There is no way to sterilize it. The PVC is sticky and picks up a lot of lint, so I find myself washing it often.

Because it is so sticky, I store it in the the large packaging it came in because it would is fairly airtight.

You can use silicone or water based lubes with it. My water based Liquid worked perfectly with it.

This comes in a clear plastic clam shell like so many cheaper toys. There is a paper insert that gives some size information, but nothing about how to care for it. If you are looking to give this as a gift, I would recommend devising a different package.