Lucid dream petites no. 8 - g-spot vibrator by Doc Johnson - review by queceracera

Truthfully, there is really no good use for this vibrator unless you require near-nonexistant vibrations. Even if that is the case, you can do much better, considering this toy smells very strongly of PVC. The toy was designed for g-spot stimulation, but even using it to stroke my g-spot was a complete failure.

The material is a soft PVC (also known as Jelly) and has a very strong scent. It has a bit of drag, and I honestly didn't find the material pleasant at all. It is easy to clean, but not nearly as cleanly as silicone, glass, or hard plastic.

Had this toy been better executed, I would say that the size and shape would be great. The G-spot curve is noticeable enough to reach the spot, and the size is great for someone like me who prefers small toys, but the combination of a laughably weak motor and vibration-absorbing PVC makes this vibrator a complete failure.

At the bottom of the base there's a twist dial that controls the strength of the vibrations. This is pretty standard when it comes to Doc Johnson's Lucid Dreams collection. I prefer push-button control because it's simply too easy to bump the twist wheel, but it's not an awful design. The vibrations are concentrated, if you could even call it that, in the tip.

Because of the nature of PVC, I personally used toy cleaner to clean it. You could use a good antibacterial soap, but with a semi porous material I like to use something specially designed for the job. After a few test runs I'm just throwing this away, never to be cleaned again!

Don't waste your time, money, or batteries on this toy.

I was bored the entire time that I was trying to masturbate with this toy, actually bored. That doesn't happen very often.