Squirt - dildo discontinued by Tantus - review by deceased

Squirt is another Tantus genius of a dildo. When I think of the word "squirt", I think of a little thing. Tantus' Squirt is a big serious dildo. It was aimed at the female population, but it can be used by males for pegging and prostate stimulation, but it is not for first timers.

Squirt is designed to do some major G spot stimulation. Squirt does not have to be inserted all the way for G spot stimulation either. You can insert half way, angle the tip at your G spot and rock it back and forth. Pressure stimulates the G spot. If you inset it all the way, the second wave in the dildo will hit the G spot.

The G spot was hypothesized by a German gynecologist, Dr. Ernst Graphenberg who wrote a paper on this speculated part of the female anatomy in 1950. Beverly Whipple, John Perry and Alice Ladas published a best seller in 1982 titled The G Spot And Other Discoveries About Human Sexuality. It was a monster bestseller, translated into at least 19 languages and read world wide. Still, doctors, gynecologists and urologists are skeptical of the G spots existence. It is thought to be homologous with the urethral sponge, a bundle of erectile tissue and extra nerve ending's near the Skene's gland.

The G spot is located, theoretically, one to three inches inside the vagina's anterior wall. Some women "ejaculate" with stimulation, most do not. Biopsies done in this area of the anatomy have been inconclusive, so each woman will have to decide for themselves. Indeed, there are several types of female orgasm, even Freud believed in a blend of orgasms despite his hierarchy - which was his own personal schhtick.

Any ways, you will have a great time deciding for yourself with the Tantus Squirt. The Squirt is ultra premium silicone. It's pure and safe. The surface of the dildo is shiny and very smooth and a gorgeous pearlescent white. This makes for a smooth, easy insertion. It's seven inches long standing on its base. It's harness compatible, and because of the base it is anal safe. It's also harness friendly, minus a half inch for the base. The base makes it anal friendly as well, but it's one and seven eighth's inches in diameter. Very filling. My Squirt had a hollowed out compartment and a silver bullet which just kicked the whole experience up a notch higher,

Since it is pure silicone, use only water based lubes. Wash it with antibacterial soap, toy cleaner, its dishwasher top rack friendly and can be boiled. Pure silicone can take the heat of up to 600 degrees before it starts looking like toasted cheese.

Personally, I LOVE Tantus toys, especially their G spotters. I talked our local Honolulu shop into carrying their better products. Once you try a quality product, you'll keep buying quality. So they cost more, but you will never have to throw them away, and you are never going to develop an allergy to the silicone because it's inert to the body.

I did not love this dildo in a harness, it was awkward with my partner. I did use it hand held. It's like the "no ka oe " (number one, in Hawaiian,"the best") on my product rotation usage. My partner likes it hand held in her as well, it's more effective than a couple fingers.

I prefer this as a hand held device. It works better than my fingers for massaging my girl friend's G spot. Its beaucoup bigger and smoother. It's too large for me anally. I've corrupted this one into a version of Tantu's G spot by carving a hole for a bullet. I like bullets with pull strings.... For carving I use a quality scalpel, a little thicker than most Xacto knives.