Classic butt plug medium - butt plug discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by KatPawz2003

The “Classic Butt Plug” is only a classic in shape. It may actually be using the original design and material from who knows how long ago. It is made of what they claim to be a “non-phthalate” rubber, but there is nothing to back up this claim. Rubber is a porous material, so if you should decide to use share this you will need to use a condom over it each time. The wide base makes it easy to retrieve and the thinness of the neck makes it easy to stay once in place. You could wear this for extended periods if you choose to, but the base may become a little bit uncomfortable over time.

I really would not recommend this to anyone as it will fall apart just from occasional use.

This toy is made out of rubber and holds a strong fruity smell which will hit you when you open the package. This smell does get weaker over time, but after over a year of being too lazy to trash it, I can still smell it. Rubber is porous, which is why the smell still lingers after all of this time. It also makes it so that you are not able to sterilize it, so you may want to consider using a condom with it. They claim that it is phthalate free rubber, but it is not known if this is truly the case. The rubber has a soft, smooth, squishy outer shell. There is a little bit of air space before you hit the firmer, yet still flexible, inner core.

It has an outer portion and inner portion and a cover which holds the inner core in. The cover has a seam which connects it to the outer shell. This seam is what will break, and once it does you are not actually able to remove the inner core if you want. The best that you can do is to take a pair of cutters and clip the narrow neck portion of the core. This will allow you to remove the end piece and put something else, like a tail, in its place. You will have to find a compatible adhesive to be able to hold anything in though; rubber cement is an option although I do not know the safety level of doing something of this type.

Overall it is 5 ½” long and 1 ¾” in diameter with the insertable length being only 5”. The neck is about ¾” in diameter. The base is ½” thick, 3” long, and a little over 1 4/5” wide. The most comfortable way to wear it is with the length of the base running from front to back.

This is more of a size for intermediate users and advanced users who do not like to be stretched too much. Beginners will find this to be not only intimidating but also painful if they try it.

Honestly, there is not much that I can say is good about this toy other than the price. It is cheaply made, falls apart in a short amount of time, and really is not what I would consider to be an average sized plug. They took the traditional plug shape and used shoddy construction to come up with this horror.

Care is simple with this - just use toy cleaner or soap and water to wash it and store it where it won't touch other materials. My suggestion is to put it in a bag of some sort so that it is less likely to be damaged while not in use. Oil based lubes will melt the rubber, so stick to water or silicone based please. They are not discreet at all so store it somewhere where unwanted eyes will not find it. You can keep it in a drawer or somewhere with a little bit of space to it.

The core separated from the outer shell at the external seam about a month into owning it. Part of the reason why I haven't thrown it away is the fact that I am considering trying to make my own tail plug at some point.