G-spot wonder with flower - glass g-spot shaft discontinued by Phallix - review by Tragemony

The G-spot Wonder is full of surprises. This dildo is made of 7" of smooth Pyrex glass, curved just as it reaches the 1 1/2" diameter head. The double ball end with interior artwork can be used as a good-sized handle, which I also found was amazing for anal penetration. The ribs don't work well for clitoral stimulation, but feel great on the inside.

Upon using this wondrous toy, the first time, I use very little lube, which I have found to be unnecessary. I was lying in bed, and decided to go for a test run. I slid the head into me with a drop of lube. The slightly cool sensation was new and exciting. I've never been one who got off solely on G-spot stimulation and this was no exception, but was still a ride to remember, and yes, I did bring myself to orgasm. I've been experimenting more and more with anal play, and I find that glass toys are just right. I used a plug to get used to the feeling and then pulled out this guy. I used the handle portion in my ass. I love that little "pop" from the double ball end. The slight curve on the head end of the dildo proved to be just as reliable to grip onto and the ribs added a touch of friction to my thrusting. This will be one that I’ll keep around.

Pyrex glass is a great, sturdy, hygienic material for toys. It is resistant to breakage and easy to clean and use. Before use it can be placed in warm or cool water to get the sensation of your choice, and when in use it has the capabilities to warm your body temperature. Requires minimal lube, but due to the smoothness of this toy, I usually find myself using none, even with anal activities. One great plus to using glass toys is cleanup. Because it is nonporous, there is little worry of bacteria. This dildo can be cleaned with soap and water, sex toy cleaner, can be sterilized by boiling, using bleach solution, or washed on the top rack of the dishwasher. Any lube can be used with this toy.

They say, "It Pyrex glass is less dense than ordinary glass, making it much more resistant to shattering and breaking as well. If it were to break it would not shatter or splinter into tiny pieces but instead it would snap or break in large pieces." This is true. No, I didn't break my toy, but once when I was cleaning it, I hit it (rather hard) against the granite counter top in my bathroom. I was expecting to become upset, but upon inspection, there wasn't even a scratch. For even a klutz like me, glass is a wonderful toy option.