Chocolates egg and controller - egg discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by js250

The Chocolate Egg, since it is waterproof, can be inserted in the vagina or used anally. It is also wonderful for clitoral stimulation, nipple teasing and when placed on the head, shaft or testicles can add some erotic vibrations to those areas as well.

We like to use them to replace the cheap disposable bullets in the vibrating cock rings. Add a dab of lube and gently stretch the sleeve on to the egg. When the egg is fully inserted, wipe off the excess lube and your cock ring is now ready for use. I use the cock ring as a hand hold to keep my fingers and hand from becoming numb, my husband loves the stimulation he gets from the vibrations either at the base of his shaft or just under the head.

The Egg is made of smooth, slick hard plastic which is non-porous and has a safety rating of 8. I would not share these, however, due to the cord attachment to the egg. There is a soft rubber plug that seals the hole and it is very difficult to disinfect this small area.

The smooth, slick surface is nice for stimulation with a lube, but also gets very slippery when lube is applied. The handle of the cock ring also removes the issue of flying eggs after lubrication. You can still slide either end of the egg over your clitoris or other erotic areas and experience the slick cool feeling of plastic. Rub the TPR nubs of the cock ring against your body for a different sensation that has a bit of soft drag on your sensual areas.

The controller is also the battery pack and is splash proof but not waterproof. The control area has a textured adhesive backed plastic sheeting for gripping. You will still slip if lube gets onto this area.

There was a light rubbery odor due to the cord, but it dissipated soon after being removed from the package. The plastic egg may be called chocolate, but there is no taste to this toy.

The egg is a bit larger than a lot of bullets at 2" long and 1 1/2" diameter. The larger size allows for a bit more power in the motor and this one is no exception. It is fully insertable since it is waterproof. For anal or vaginal insertion, I recommend using a condom for easy removal. Pulling on the cord will eventually short the egg out.

The controller is one of the easiest to use. It is about 3 1/2" long and 1 3/4 diameter and fits nicely in your hand. The egg is great for beginner to advanced users and is so versatile, you will never run out of ways to use this little pleaser. From foreplay to toy additions, there is a use for everyone!

This is an obvious item if you are traveling, however if you can hide it in a make up kit, you should be fairly safe.

The quality feature of this is the control panel. It has a textured face and the up/down buttons make it easy to control your vibration levels. There are four different levels, starting at a nice, low vibration and going up to a very fast, high vibration. The noise level does increase with the vibration level, but is not indiscreet and will not be heard through a closed door.

The base twists off to access the batteries. This egg takes 2 AA batteries. Screw the base back on and, voila! You are ready to go.

The vibrations are felt all through the egg and are pretty powerful. Water does not diminish the vibrations, but does quiet the noise. Do not touch tub with the egg or you will be heard!

Wash the egg in warm and soapy water then dry thoroughly. To get the area where the cord attaches, dampen a baby toothbrush and scrub gently, rinse with a damp cloth and go over the whole bullet with either rubbing alcohol or a toy cleaner. Wipe the controller and cord with a damp cloth or Edens toy wipe.

If used with a cock ring, you can remove from the sleeve and clean both items as described above. I leave ours inside the ring when I use it as a hand hold and make sure to use the toothbrush around the edges of the ring, douse it with alcohol and let it air dry.

I store the egg, a cock ring and a travel lube in a make up case for easy access and traveling. Plastic can be used with water and silicone based lubes, but I tend to use water based for easy clean up.