Anal jelly stuffer - probe by Doc Johnson - review by PonyGirl Sin

The use of this anal toy is exactly as it sounds---the "Anal Jelly Stuffer" is made to go up and fill you up anally. The best way to manipulate this toy is to put some water-based lube in yourself and on this toy so it is moist with lube and then play with it getting it into that right spot---then go about whatever you want to do. This toy is best for solo use or, if you're feeling adventurous, with a partner.

It may say it is made of jelly on the Eden's page, but it's made of Sil-a-Gel formula and Sil-a-Gel is a non-toxic property that makes it safe to use by most anybody (but not for those who have allergies to PVC and rubber). A major trait of Sil-a-Gel is the latex and cadmium-free design---but I still need a condom to use it no matter what. Not fun to feel that allergic burning sensation. It is soft and jelly-like but is still not jelly.

The design I really liked, myself---very filling. It's about 7" long, you can get about 6" in you and trust me it will fill you unless you're a more advanced/expert user. This is more for the average user. It's got bulges---a small one on its tip to get you started, and then a little push to get over that next bump, then a little more of a push to pop its largest bump into yourself, then it just slides in nicely after that.

This anal toy, for one, is not jelly but Sil-a-Gel. The best thing about this anal toy is its size. It's very bumpy as well and its thickness is very nice to get ready for full-on anal play. It has a rectangle base and could be used for strap-on play, I'm going to try it that way the next time I get the chance to. It performed well. I use it for starting an anal play session, then going into full play.

Hygiene And Maintenance
Though it is relatively safe, Sil-a-Gel has the tendency to attract dust and small debris, therefore I would recommended that this toy be protected with condoms and cleaned before and after each use with warm water and mild soap. Jelly material can't be sterilized like silicone, so no boiling water. Since jelly toys can't be sanitized they can't be shared---unless you put a condom over them. Clean jelly toys with the warm water and toy cleaner. Don't use strong soaps on them and keep in a cool dark place.