Impuls'o silicone G-spot stimulator - g-spot vibrator discontinued by Shots media - review by sarahbear

As the owner of an absurd number of sex toys and someone who has been terribly busy lately, I found it difficult to find the right words to describe this particular toy. Aside from having a really crappy bullet vibrator, it's a great mid-priced dildo.

The Impuls'o is made of a medical grade silicone, which is one of my favorite materials, at least as far as insertable sex toys are concerned. It's squishy and smooth, yet it's... not. The waves, bumps and curves give it an interesting texture. They create a uniquely filling sensation. The curved tip provides firm g-spot stimulation, while still being soft enough that you can use it for vigorous thrusting without bruising your pelvic bone.

The handle makes this toy perfectly safe for anal use and the g-spot curve works just as well for p-spot massage. I found that removing the bullet and inserting your finger into the hole gave it a bit more maneuverability. Silicone is a sanitizable material. You just need to boil it or run it through the dishwasher, between holes, or slip a condom over it to prevent the spread of harmful bacteria. Avoid using silicone based lubricants with silicone toys. Water based lubes are your best option in the case.

One of the best features of this toy are the variety of colors available. You can choose the more traditional pink, purple or black shades or you can pick a funky and bright orange or green. There's just something really fun about adding color to your toy box.

The worst feature of the Impuls'o is the bullet. It's a cheap plastic vibrator that runs on watch batteries. It's suppose to be waterproof (due to the little o-ring around the battery compartment) and have various speeds and patterns. Mine broke before I was even able to use it. I installed the batteries and twisted the cap on and heard a weird click followed by the buzz of the toy being on. I pushed the on/off button and it had no effect. It didn't shift to a different setting or even turn off. I had to untwist the cap to get it to turn off. Even if the bullet hadn't broken, it wasn't strong enough to add much of anything to the dildo. Fortunately, there are many bullet vibes available and most of them are the same size, so they would be interchangeable with the hole in this toy. Your best bet would probably be to get one of the corded vibes with a control pad. Those typically run on stronger batteries than watch batteries and you have a lot more variation in the sort of vibrations patterns you can get. It's still not really fair to have to purchase a separate toy to do the job this one is suppose to do. You have that option though.

Overall, I like the toy. I'm not a huge fan of internal vibrations though. I prefer using the curve of the toy for g-spot stimulation while using a different toy or having my husband stimulate my clitoris.