This toy is specifically designed to be used as an anal plug. It has a flared base to make it safe for anal play. It could be used vaginally, but if you are interested in that, use a condom to prevent the spread of bacteria because the PVC that this is made from is porous.

This toy would be too large for me as a first toy, so I don't recommend it for absolute beginners, but it has only taken me about a month or so to work up to this size. I use plugs in general to simulate double penetration with my partner.

This plug is made from PVC with a smooth finish. PVC is only a 2 on the EF safety scale because it is porous. It's also a latex free and phthalate free toy. PVC has anti-bacterial properties which is nice.

This toy smelled super strongly of rubber when removed from the package. It was super strong and made my entire the room smell. It's dissipated some, but it still isn't pleasant.

PVC is firm, but not completely rigid. It has some amount of flex to it, but it isn't the most flexible material either.

While the toy has a realistic shape, the PVC is in no way a realistic texture. The toy is very smooth and has a shine to it.

The Bubble Butt Dicky is somewhat realistic in design. Instead of a veiny texture, it has ridges down the shaft. It's 3.5" in total length with 2.75" actually insertable. It has a 1.5" diameter which translates to 4.75" circumference. The neck has a diameter of 1.25". This is not a size that I would recommend for complete beginners to anal toys, but I can take this after a warm up toy. I consider myself an advanced beginner, so I think that anyone with some experience could use this.

It has a circular flared base which means that this toy is basically useless for me. I was gifted with quite the perky ass and thus these bases don't fit in between my cheeks and this toy gets pulled out any time I even think about moving.

I would not call this a discreetly designed toy, but it is small, so it could travel if you don't care about TSA agents knowing you play with toys.

I don't have a harness to try this with, but the base would make this compatible with harnesses. I don't think it would work well because it isn't very long, but it may.

This toy doesn't have any electronic parts so you can take it into any kind of aquatic adventure with you.

PVC is a porous material, so it can never be fully sanitized. If you are sharing this between partners or orifices, you will want to cover it with a condom to prevent the spread of bacteria.

To clean, you can wash this with a toy cleaner or mild soap and warm water. For lubrication, you can use both water and silicone based lubes, and this toy doesn't require any kind of special storage considerations.

This came in a clear plastic clam shell like almost all of my Doc Johnson toys have. It listed the name of the toy, the manufacturer, the material, and all the appropriate tiny legal text.

You can store this in its original packaging, but it is a bit large. I just toss it in my drawer that holds all my anal toys. I like to keep anal toys and vaginal toys separate.

I think that this is a great size for advanced beginners to intermediate users, but I can't bring myself to recommend this product to anyone because of the base.

The first time I tried using this, I tried it without a warm up toy, and it was just too big for me to take cold. The next time I used a warm up toy for maybe 10 minutes at the most, and then this slipped in pretty easily. I loved the texture and the feel of it, but I was bummed at how short it was. I didn't get that full feeling. I got up from laying on my back to tease my partner, and it popped out. I laid back and let my partner use vibrators on me and it popped out. I tried to ride my partner and it popped out.

Seeing a theme yet?

This toy is useless for me.