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scented toys
I just bought a Ballsy Supercock Junior and I was surprised at the amount added scent. My living room smelled like pink jelly beans for a day and a...

Was your first sex toy a Doc Johnson toy?
Mine was and the same is true for several of my friends. Was your first toy a Doc toy and if so why do you think it was?

Doc Johnson Lube for anal?
Is it ok to use Doc Johnson anal lube, the oil based lube that comes in the tub, because I've heard good reviews yet I was also under the impression...

UR3's smell
I personally like the smell, kind of like artificial strawberrys but what do you guys think of it?

The Big End by Doc Johnson
I love this plug and as I write this I am wearing it! Being premium silicone it is a cinch to keep clean. The only caveat is that you cannot use...

Hi Kristen,

I can't quite answer your question about that specific toy, but I can give you some recommendations I know are extremely quiet.

All of the insertable Fun Factory vibrators are quiet and are perfect if you don't like noise or you have a privacy concern. You can find the Generation 2 vibes by them on EF as well as the new vibes with the added booster button. However, they will cost you more, but they are 100% silicone and their motors are really built to last.

If you prefer to not have a toy that expensive, you can go to the following link which will take you to reviews of vibrators with low volume (1's and 2's on the scale). From there you can pick your type, price range, company, or anything else. Here is the link: link

I hope this helps. Good luck finding your first vibrator!

I also can't offer a specific experience with that toy...but one thing to consider is that it uses C-batteries...big freaking batteries that tend to make a fair bit of noise. We have one c-battery toy and while the strong vibes are something my partner loves it definitely makes it's fair share of noise. You can definitely check out noise reviews from the site as Saraid suggests...but if sound is your main concern stick to something with AAA batteries or a minivibe (which uses watch batteries) and you should have absolutely no problem. For what it's worth most AA's aren't going to be noisy to the point of distraction (at least not in my experience). More powerful toys take a little more getting used to.

The Quivering Cock would make a great name for a bar!

And just a note on batteries. From my experience, noise level depends a lot on the interior design of the vibrator. The more insulation you have internally or externally, the quiter the vibrator. Another tip, keep the little paper inside your vibrator that tells you which direction your batteries are entered. Leave it wraped around you batteries when they are inserted. This should bring your vibrators noise down.