ProTouch plug - prostate massager discontinued by Tantus - review by deceased

Although I do not have a prostrate, I enjoy a good buzz up my okole puka (anus), and even more so when my punnani (pussy) has something else in it. It really helps me get a great G spot earthquake going.

I chose Tantus because its medical grade silicone, and can be sterilized in boiling water for 3 minutes, disinfected in a 10 percent solution of bleach, top basket dishwasher safe, or easily scrubbed with antibacterial soap. I like pure, inert products in my orifices, so no jelly or Cyberskin for my puka (hole)

The Tantus Pro touch Plug is only about 5 inches tall, it's not made for snaking your pipes or for thrusting, its a soothing massager. It is partially hollow and can be moved around in the anus with a finger as a manual massager. It also comes with a bullet that slips in, and gives your puka a nice buzz.

At an inch and a quarter in diameter, and flexible enough to insert without much lube (water soluble only), it's perfect for beginners. It's anatomically curved and very comfortable, but it does not make a great butt plug; even though there is a flared base (It likes to pop out , but you can sit on it). Also, although it has a base that can fit a small O ring in a harness, it is much more effective to use the Pro touch manually.

The product is aimed at men, but it feels very good and is not intimidating. So it's a good way to introduce your gal to the pleasures of ass play.

It is possible to buy other types of bullets, that are attached to battery packs, that offer higher intensities and varying patterns; if you want to try pulsation as opposed to a low buzz that a bullet provides.

I found the Tantus Pro touch plug to be a very easy to insert. It requires very little lube, and it's a good not too soft / not to firm plug that you can contract your muscles around comfortably; even if you are a newbie. It resembles a nice beckoning finger.