Summer pansy - traditional vibrator discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by Morgana Moon

The Summer Pansy came in a fantastic looking box that coordinated with the blue vibrator exquisitely. The toy is part of the Flowers series by Doc Johnson made with non-toxic phthalate-free TPE, and says that it is waterproof, although I have yet to test that out. Bringing electronics into the bathtub always freaks me out a bit. It says that it is made by a woman, for a woman and it is quite apparent not only due to the packaging, but also in the texture and sensations provided.

I sat on my unmade bed with my new toy and stuck in the two AA batteries required. There was no directions as to how to turn this soft apparatus on, and it actually took my boyfriend to figure out that the battery compartment at the base of the vibrator has to be turned just so for the mechanics to work. This is my only complaint about the toy, because of the twisting base, which I held in my hand, it continually turned off while I was masturbating. Not what you want to be focusing on while trying to get off. If there is any way to fix this or adjust this, someone please tell me, because I couldn’t figure it out!

As for the vibration speeds, there is a dial on the base easily adjusted with the tip of a finger. Even at the lightest speed, the summer pansy feels great. It’s like a warm breeze rustling through your cotton clothes, soft and arousing. I am more turned on by clitoral stimulation and this blue phallus was a genius at hitting the right spots. Because of the softness of the material, it slides right inside the vagina walls and is pliable as well as comfortable. By holding it at varied angles, the different sensations are magnified.

I always find it odd that the designers find it necessary to decorate sex toys with flowers, sea creatures, domesticated animals and other otherwise un-sexy fauna, but all flora aside, I enjoyed the summer pansy immensely. All in all I give the darling little vibrator four stars, and three vrooms, and two bees, again the only drawback being the obnoxious timing of the rotational line up of the base. YAY for flowers!!