Pure vibes silicone # 73 - sex toy by Nasstoys - review by Misha's Amusements

Pure Vibes Silicone #73 is a great, non phallic looking, dual action vibrator. What originally attracted me to the Pure line was the material quality. Pure Vibes products are TPR silicone, not pure surgical grade but pretty close. They are phthalate free, which is extremely important to me. I read the labels of the foods I put into my body, and don't eat junk, so I'd prefer not to place anything possibly hazardous to me in an internal cavity. This is a soft toy but unlike rubber, jelly, and cyberskin, it is not porous. It can not be boiled, but it can be washed with toy cleaner or antibacterial soap, (I like triclosan for its antibacterial properties, it can be found in many liquid antibacterial soaps).

Pure vibes is a grand lavender color and it weighs about a pound, it does have a little heft. It takes 3 double A batteries, so it has a good bit of power, and stands 7 inches tall with an insertion length of slightly over 5 inches. It is made for G spot stimulation, and is at a nice length and good size for doing just that. It’s not a toy with a lot of girth. It’s about an inch and a half thick; you don't need "fullness" for G spot stimulation. The G spotter rotates and massages at several power levels, as does the clit tickler. The clitoral tickler is quite close to the body and has an area that stimulates the vaginal opening and a thin extension over the clit. You can reverse directions with an easy touch of the key pad, change the speed and intensity while the product is still inserted.

This vibe is only compatible with water based products, silicone based products will distort and dissolve its surface.

The vibe is a little pricier than some of the jelly vibes on the market, but it will last you much longer. While jelly toys should be kept for no longer than 6 months (for hygenic reasons, they are very porous and also start to degrade into a weird oily mess), silicone based toys will last as long as you take good care of the motor and don't store them unwrapped together. Silicone toys can melt into each other. (I keep mine in plastic Ziploc bags). You also can prolong their lives by removing the batteries when not in use.