I'm not a newbie to anal toys, but this one was just too cute to pass by. We often use anal as a way to kick things up a notch, and sometimes I like that to be a small notch, so we have quite the collection of smaller toys. I can honestly say this is the smallest anal toy I have that I still consider anal safe. It's teeny. It's cute. It's pink. It's a great way to see if anal might be something you bring into your relationship with minimal investment and minimal intimidation factor.



When I say teeny, I mean teeny.



The Candy Rimmer is made entirely of silicone. It has some squish to it, and the neck area of the plug is very flexible and bendy. I feel confident that it's anal safe in most situations, but it's size would make me leery of sitting on a chair with it in or putting a ton of pressure on it. Just use good judgement. There are no noticeable seams or any areas that would pinch of feel uncomfortable, and the tip is blunted yet pointy for easy insertion. I feel confident that the only way to really use this toy is for anal play, it won't satisfy if used for anything else. Also, if you are searching for fullness when it comes to anal play, this won't do much in that department. It adds a little something extra, but won't be the main event. This fact isn't something I'm complaining about; sometimes I don't want it to be the main event.

It does a great job of staying put, and a great job of staying out of the way of anything else you're doing, which I consider a huge plus. As a plug, it isn't designed for any sort of thrusting; it should be put in and allowed to stay in. It should be noted that I can't imagine a scenario in which the Candy Rimmer would do anything for anyone in terms of P-spot stimulation, so if that's what you're looking for, you should probably look elsewhere.

The ring itself is quite stretchy, and does stretch quite far if there is resistance on the plug end. I pulled as far as I could, many times, to test it and it's still holding well. Initially, that was a concern for me. If you attempt to pull it out, and that ring snapped, it might be trouble. But after lots of testing, I feel confident in the ring's ability to last.

You can clean the Candy Rimmer with soap and water or your favorite toy cleaner. You can also boil it for three minutes to sterilize it. As it is silicone, I'd suggest sticking with water-based lubricants to avoid damage to the toy. Also, take care to store it in a place where it isn't touching other silicone toys for the same reason.

It comes in the usual plastic packaging, which isn't exactly discreet. But, the whole thing including the package is quite small, so it can be tucked into a pocket if you wanted to hide it. You could also use the package for storage, to make sure you don't lose this little thing.

The handle is still holding up well. It's small, to be sure, but it's a great starter toy or a toy for those nights when you just want a little something extra.