G-force - contoured probe discontinued by Tantus - review by deceased

When you first see Tantus' G Force, it’s a little daunting. It's nearly a foot long, with a bulbous head that is about an inch and a half in diameter, and a thin stalk of a body about an inch and an eighth in diameter. Seven inches of the G Force can be inserted into you or your partner, all the rest is an ergonomically friendly handle of six cylindrical grips designed to make manipulation and exploration of your P or G spot a pleasure.

The G Force is made entirely of medical grade silicone, so it’s body friendly, phthalate free, and hypoallergenic. It’s water based lube compatible, condom friendly, and it will quickly make friends with your G spot. Despite it looking like something you snake pipes with, or use as a vacuum cleaner attachment, the G Force was designed to mimic the "come hither" motion most people are familiar with.

The G spot is located in the anterior (front) portion of the vagina about a finger's length in, or 1 to 3 inches up the canal at the 12 o'clock position. You may be able to feel this location by, inserting a clean lubed finger and, exploring for a slightly spongy feeling area. Putting pressure on the G spot gives the immediate sensation that you need to pee. Rubbing and putting pressure on this spot milks the gland. The liquid that may come out does not smell like urine at all, it’s a totally different substance.

The best way to use the G force is not to insert it too far, just to the point or lightly above where you found the G spot in your self exploration. While using a well lubricated G Force, put pressure on the G spot and gently rock the G Force back and forth. You don't need to have the head of the dildo all the way up to your cervix, you will miss the party!

Men can also use this to massage their prostates as well. Lube it up and keep a good grip on the handle. This dildo is also long enough so that you can use it on a partner, and don't feel like your hand is cramped or you lost a piece of jewelry inside your partner's vaginal or anal canal. (If you have ever stroked someone's G spot, especially a larger partner, it is a bit awkward.)

The G spotter can be boiled for three minutes to sterilize, placed in a solution of 10 percent bleach or cleansed with antibacterial soap. It’s a bit of a glossy finish, so it loves to pick up bits of dust, so wash it again prior to use.

Here is some information from Tantus' CEO Metis Black that I found quite interesting. And here is a link to Wikipedia, who has a nice map to help you out. (because if you try MapQuest, its not there, or its located between the Tesoro Gas Station and Tanabe's Plate Lunch).

This is my best G spotter ever! Make sure you put a tarp down on the bed. It is also very disability friendly, because of the great grip and the firm but flexible shaft. It's also easy for larger persons to manipulate. Let's face it, some toys are just too short to be handled optimally. I have used this alone, and on a partner. We have yet to explore the anal possibilities.

I've had this pal for a long time, and it may be my first Tantus item. I got it after it was introduced, and a friend said "You will not know how much you will love it till you try it". Its not one of those flashy dildos, nor is it a disco glitter dildo, or pretty little high tech bells and whistles G spotter. It gets the job done, and better than anything else I have ever tried.