The Doc Johnson manufactured Anal Tool is a soft, glamorous, gold sil-a-gel creation. That means it’s not entirely silicone, but not entirely latex or rubber either. It has a fresh shower curtain smell as well, which is a sign it is not silicone. Non silicone or sil-a-gel toys, are more inexpensively made and, are much more porous and likely to harbor bacteria within their small pores which can grow larger over time.

The Anal Tool is part of the Radiant Gems Collection, and it is radiant. I bought it at Suzies', it was under 15 bucks. So how could I lose? First it is harness compatible which is an unlikely use, because it is so soft and flexible that you could not drive it into any body cavity. It’s far too soft and bendy. It's too slender to be impressive and too soft to be effective.

Because it contains some silicone, a water based lube must be used. It is also hard to sterilize a toy that is not pure silicone. It may melt in a pot or dishwasher. Condoms do not fit well on this toy because it is quite slender. It's tricky to use because it practically has to be stuffed into the anus, rather than inserted. That is not the sexiest way to please your partner.

Once inserted it does not create a feeling of "fullness". It would not stimulate a p-spot or a g-spot, and it did not stimulate anything in me. Sure it is beautiful to look at. The design is reminiscent of the top of a Buddhist temple. However it does not even have the weight to make a book end, let alone an anal toy, and really can not be categorized as a butt plug. It sure does look pretty sitting on a shelf or in a drawer somewhere...

After a few tries, I gave up...

I still have to "stuff it in" because it is soooo soft. It's like a gummy worm, you know that candy? It's a nice alternative to anal beads.