G-spot pink - sex toy by PHS International - review by Misha's Amusements

The G Spot Pink is marketed by PHS International as a vegan friendly green toy to be used as a G spotting dildo. The company PHS has a line specifically targeted at young uninhibited women with toys, accessories, and light bondage gear that look like they belong to a sexed up Hello Kitty. Everything is in pink, sky blue, or white (or crystal clear). Some of the bondage gear is cute enough to wear to school, or a club; no black leather in sight, and everything is vegan friendly with an polyethylene replacing leather and glass replacing jelly toys.

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The G spotter is the perfect length, width, and heft to stimulate a G spot. The G spot is spongy tissue and is best reached vaginally about three to four inches upward (varies from individual) and seems to respond best by direct pressure and rhythm (as apposed to clitoral vibration or thrusting intra-vaginally). This G spotter is also easy to handle, the bloopy end can be used as a handle while you are stimulating yourself or a partner. It can not be strapped on and worn.

The G spotter is pink borosilicate glass. Borosilicate glass, often synonymous with Pyrex, was introduced to the world in 1915 by Corning Glassworks. It is actually less dense than moss glass combinations (atomically) because of several of the elements involved in its manufacturing process are lighter elements (boron oxide, silica). Less dense is not the equivalent of less strength in this case.

Borosilicate glass is used in our space shuttles to insulate the thermal tiles, and in lab gear like: beakers, boiling flasks, test tubes and also in cook wear. There is minimal warping of the glass in exceptionally high temperatures. 1510 degrees F is the point where borosilicate begins to soften. This means you can boil your dildo, and it will not change an iota.

It’s a smooth textured dido - no veins or inlays, with a bulbous and almost pointy head. It’s perfectly curved for aiming at your G or P spot. The handle end of the G spotter is not wasted, either. It is a series of elliptical shaped bubbles, which can be used vaginally or anally.

The really awesome thing about borosilicate dildos is that you have heft; you know you have something in your anal passage or vagina, and you can squeeze till there is no tomorrow and it will not break.

Another cool thing is that you can play with temperature. This G spotter heats up very quickly to body temperature, and you can put it in an ice bucket next to the bed for yet another sensation. I would not take it directly from a freezer and insert it, tissue damage can occur.

Borosilicate glass is non porous, and it’s also inert; so it is virtually impossible to have any skin reaction to the material. If you care for it properly, and don't drop it on say, concrete floors, it will have a lifespan greater than your own. Examine it prior to usage for chips or faults. This material does not retain odors or have an odor of its own.

The G spotter is designed for vaginal use with a curve to put pressure on the G spot. It can be hand thrusted (gently), it can be hand rotated, it can be used anally, it also can be used externally as a massager, as a paper weight, a nick knack on your display shelf, or as a weapon if the need arises.

It's eight and a quarter inches long in total. Three inches of G spot curving, and over four inches of textured end, with a separated disk area in between the curved end and the textured end. It's an inch and an eighth in diameter, so it's slim but not puny.

It is a visually pleasing design, and PHS also offers the G spotter in clear as well. Form and function were well considered, and this is a well made product.

I found the G spotter a great way to have an orgasm. It was easy to insert, very comfortable, and it's silent. It was a nice size, and I also tried it anally (both sides); and found it very easy to use, since I always had a nice handle to hold on to.

The G spotter can be boiled or washed with a: toy cleaner, ten percent bleach solution, in the dishwasher, or with an anti-bacterial soap.

It does not come with a case. I recommend a padded bag, wrapping it in cloth, or bubble wrap, especially if you have it in a box or drawer with many glass toys.

You can use any type of lube, even silicone based lubes or oil based lubes. Oil may make the glass a bit slippery.

Like most toys, there were only care instructions. The toy was packaged in a plastic pack that took up little space, ideally it would be nice if the manufacturer included a padded case (like Don Wands does with its glass dildos).

The packaging allows you to look at the product three dimensionally without opening the package.

I love this toy! I have given it as a gift to a few friends who tell me they still use it, and have now purchased more Pyrex based toys.