Fetish Fantasy shock therapy pleasure probe - probe discontinued by Pipedream - review by melissa1973

This is the Fetish Fantasy Series Shock therapy pleasure probe by Pipedream. After giving considerable thought after reading some of the reviews on this, I decided to go with my gut instinct and purchase this piece of “therapeutic equipment”. While some of the reviewers were unhappy with the shock power,thinking that it was too much; for me it's just perfect! Then again, I have a taser that I use.

I compared this to an item that physical therapists and chiropractors use calling it a unit. My reasoning for this is that this gives off electrical currents, just like the Tens unit, a device they use on muscles that need loosened and other things; except, where the tens unit has several sticky pads that you have to stick, all you have to do is hold it on the area that you need it at.

The unit has no taste or smell; however, it does have a seam in the center of it, going horizontally from one end over the top and down to the other end. The controller has a seam in it as well; it can connect the other part of the unit. It's made with hard, smooth plastic with the metal cleverly placed for maximum shock value. I'd have to say that you need previous electrical play experience of some type before you decide on this; once you have the probe inside and you're playing with the dial tone, you may not like the feelings that this can give off.

This unit comes in black, with silver conduits which send the current through whichever part of the body that closes the current (I'll explain more latter). It's 3 inches long, 2¾ are insertable, and has a circumference at the widest part of 3 inches, with a really small base, and weighs less than a pound. It's latex free, non porous, and hypoallergenic. It came with 6 seperate pieces: the controller, a wrist strap, a big flat/round battery,the unit that you slide inside of you, instructions, and a black blindfold. The cord that connects probe to the controller is 54 inches long, so you might want to take that into consideration. The controller has 3 switches that controls different settings. On the right side, we have one that controls (in and out) where the shocks are to go; I can set the shocks to get sent to my controller or to the probe. The southern end of the controller has a rolling switch you control the on and off, as well as its intensity. The one on the left side sets the pace either fast or slow.

As a Ten's unit, it's fantastic to give myself a nice relaxing massage (to the muscles I can reach anyway). Now using this as it was meant to be used, I did try it and it ROCKS!! At first the strength of the shock is weak, but builds up after a little bit. The higher you turn the nobs on the controller, the more powerful it becomes. I did have to turn it down a bit when I tried it on my clit. Anally, it was an attention grabber but felt so good wherever I used it.

Due to the shock value of this probe, I strongly recommend that if you have any of these health issues:bad heart, pace maker, pregnant, driving/operating heavy machines, epileptic, DO NOT USE THIS as it could enhance the effects of Serious health issues.
Use caution while cleaning this unit. You can clean it with toy wipes.

If you have jewlry in your goods, then they need to come out first before you play with this unit. If you use this unit anally to vaginally, use a condom; the same goes for sharing it with other partners.

The package is a white box that has the picture on the unit right on top of it. It has a white plastic holder with a clear cover top. The 6 pieces that came in the package were snuggly inside the two plastic pieces. I can easily store the pieces back into the origional container and store it for the next time.

This quickly became my favorite toy of all time. If anything were to happen, I'd definately be getting a second one. The vagina does contract much the same way as the anal muscles contracted with the tingling sensations, so it'll be a great item for the kegals too.

The first time that I fell in love with the Tens unit, I was in a car wreck and had to have one on me all times. I'd experiment with the voltage at work. Now I'm back in love with this unit, giving almost the same voltage bringing back memories of my first.now just because it says shock in the name it's really anything but that, there's no zapping like in a taser, it's just a "tingling sensation" like when your arm or leg has gone asleep and it intensifyes as the dial gets higher.