Lucid dream petites no. 60 - vibrator by Doc Johnson - review by OroNomi

This was my first toy. I wanted something that contained a little of everything. G spot stimulation, soft texture, the ability to stimulate the clit and thrust. For the price I thought this would be a wise choice. I ponied up and purchased it with dreams of orgasmic bliss.

With 6 insertable inches and the largest part of the toy reach a width slightly over 4 inches, this is not exactly the "petite" toy one might expect from the name. Not a monster by any means, but the name is slightly misleading and worth noting.

After spending a little time with the toy I can safely say that it can bring you to your desired state, but the downsides definitely make it less than desirable for more advanced users.

*****

Pros of this particular toy are:

-The physical design. I'm a sucker for see through items and loved the contours of the toy.

-Lube preference. I usually use a water based lubricant, but this toy is water and silicone safe.

-Sound. This is not an overly noisy vibe. According to your living situation or personal preference this could be a big plus.

-The versatility. As previously mentioned I was looking for something that had a little of everything. This indeed covers the bases, but it does leave a little to be desired.

-Clean up. Easy! The surface is super smooth and lacks any defining texture so wipe it down with a warm, wet cloth or use a toy cleaner and it's done.

The cons of are as thus:

-The vibration. Weak. Weak. Weak. For my first vibrating toy, it definitely got me off and it was pleasurable...but I have had greater and stronger orgasms after with superior toys that have left this one in the dust.

-The mechanical design. This could be the main reason why this toy has such weak vibration. Unlike the Lucid Dreams #14 (which is very similar) the egg is placed near the "neck" of the shaft, directly below the curved head (as opposed to #14 which has the egg directly in the head). Surrounded by the thicker parts of the jelly material, the vibrations are absorbed.

-The scent. Not overpowering, but this toy still has a noticeable smell (I have owned it for a little over a year). If you are sensitive this could be a deal breaker.

-The material. Jelly. For many this is a flag to stay away due to its lack of ability to be sterilized (unlike silicone, which means sharing is a no-no unless used with a condom). From a personal standpoint I have no problem with jelly but this toy is very flexible. For some that might be a plus, but when I was trying to add some pressure to my G spot the flexible head wasn't giving me the feel that I desired.

-Toy companionship. Being jelly, it is best to avoid storing with other toys as it may damage materials and finishes (jelly silicone=no good). So if you keep everything in one convenient spot you may want to wrap this toy separately or divide it from the rest of your stash.

*****

As a thrusting toy it is fun and as a g spot toy it definitely serves a purpose, but for the weak vibrations and iffy egg placement I have to say skip it. It can bring you to climax with a little work, but why not save that money and get yourself something more satisfactory?