Radiant gems G-spot - dildo discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by M&H

This item was the first sex toy my significant other and I bought, and there are many memories attached to it. After we purchased it, it was stored with condoms, and the material in the toy absorbed the serial number on the condom wrappers. Anyway, we were kids, and no kid wants to toss around $100 on expensive toys, so the price was probably the reason we bought it. Neither of us was disappointed, but we certainly weren't blown away. Now that we're older and have more money to invest in more expensive/effective toys, our Radiant Gems G-Spot sees little use.

The curve at the top can provide some unique stimulation to the g-spot. Also, the toy itself has nice girth without being too big. However, while the Radiant Gems G-Spot is a jack of both trades, it masters neither. There are hundreds of g-spot stimulation toys that do a far better job. The same goes for dildos.

This toy is easy to clean. It has a firm, dense texture. When we bought it, it smelled and tasted overwhelmingly of funky plastics, which (for the most part) has gone away. The base is easy to grip, even when slippery. We've had some fun with the suction cup at the base, but the low amount of suction keeps it from working well. This toy is also difficult to use with a condom. The curved tip makes the condom fit funny--not that it cannot be done, but it is definitely awkward. The simplicity makes the toy sturdy, too. We've had many toys break, but after years this thing is still in our nightstand.

If you have a low budget, this toy is okay, but you might consider looking at other products. I don't regret buying it because it was simple and easy to use, and a great introduction to g-spot stimulation.