Adonis Silicone Rings Caesar - sex toy by Cal Exotics - review by Castielskitten

The use for this toy is a little obvious. It's a cock ring. It's to keep the blood from draining from the penis, and to keep it rigid and large. It can be used to make the penis more sensitive, and give a hell of a orgasm.

To put it on : All you do is get your man hard, and slide it down his shaft.. or under the balls. Either way, he won't go soft. It's stretchy enough to stretch it, get his cock and balls through, then gently close it over. Don't let it snap shut, unless he likes that kind of pain on his nether regions.

If you need to, you can put it on a dildo to keep it from going in farther then you want it to.

This cock ring is made out of pure silicone. It's completely able to be sanitized by putting it in your dishwasher, washing it by hand, boiling it, or using a toy cleaner.

Because it is Silicone, you cannot use silicone lube. Silicone lube will make it melt or degrade it, and silicone is too perfect a material to ruin.

It had a slight smell coming out of the package, but it went away the minute I washed it before use. It has a rubber feel to it, and it's quite stretchy. I can get four fingers stacked on each other and pull easy without breaking the ring. There is a seam but it's on the inside of the toy, and invisible to the eye unless you look for it. It has little ridges on it.

Silicone is also hypo-allerginic, food gradable, latex free, non-porous and Phthalates free, a HUGE plus.

The shape is a little obvious. It's a ring. It's round, similar to a bracelet. It can stretch to be where you need it to be. I was able to stretch it to 5 inches, and that was with my fingers shaking.
It can be taking off by either rolling it down the shaft, or if under the balls, you can gently stretch it out then have him (or yourself) pull away.

It's comfortable to wear, and goes where it needs to. Some may have to put it behind/under the balls to keep the blood from going back, but either way.. you're fine.

My husband is 6-7 inches long, and 1 1/2 inches hard. He had to put it behind the sack to actually stay hard. It's great for beginners who is looking for a safe material cock ring.

To wash this ring, throw it in your dishwasher if you have one. You can also put a pot of water on the stove, boil the water, and place it in. You should take it out within minutes.
If you prefer using toy cleaners that are safe on silicone, go ahead.
I myself throw it in with my dishes and rinse it with very hot water. I let it dry away from my dishes on a towel in the kitchen.

To store it, you can put it back in it's packaging, in a toybox, or in your drawer. If you have pets, I suggest putting it in the packaging, especially if your cat/dog tends to shed EVERYWHERE.

The toy came in a small plastic packaging allowing you to see the ring on the front, and on the back it had a picture of the ring.

The packaging tells you points about the ring. Like it's sturdy, comfortable, can maintain stamini, and a few other words that will be sure to put a smile on your face when you think of when to use the ring.

I have to admit, don't open your package in front of anyone who you don't want to know you have a cock ring when you first get it. It will be obvious what you have when you put it down.

When we first got it, we kept stretching it just to see if it would lose its shape. When it didn't after I don't know how many times we stretched it, we were excited and jumped to use it right off.

First time using it, we thought all we had to do was put it on his shaft and we be good. Nope. He came in the same amount of time as normal using it on his shaft. We were slightly discouraged. I told him we'll just wait until next time and I'll put it under his sack.
So next time rolls around. We got him fully hard, and I grabbed the ring and said, "LIFT EM!" He laughed and held onto himself to allow me to stretch the ring and place it BEHIND his sack. This time, when he slid into me, I felt him harder, larger, and fuller.
I knew then it worked, and we went at it for at least an hour (even though I'm still convinced it was half in hour!)