Snake of paradise - dildo sex toy by Topco Sales - review by deceased

The Snake Of Paradise is a visually beautiful dildo. If you find that it is not to your liking, it looks nice on a coffee table or bookshelf.

The Snake of Paradise arrives in a plastic form fitted package, and has a thin sack to hold it. I suggest wrapping this in a few layers of cloth or buying one of those padded sacks (like Don Wands manufactures), or using bubble wrap.

This toy is not borosilicate glass or Pyrex, it's Cyber glass. There is a difference in tensile strength, the chemical structures and melting points vary between these two materials. If Pyrex falls off your nightstand, its more likely to survive the crash and it tends to shatter into larger pieces rather than smaller splinters upon impact.

All this aside, Cyber glass is safe, phthalate free, inert, can endure sterilization in your dishwasher, microwave, a pot of boiling water, 10 percent or so bleach solution, hydrogen peroxide or anti-bac soap. It is a durable material. It's just cheaper to manufacture, although it can be hand blown just like borosilicate can! So elemental anatomical structure aside, what can the Snake of Paradise offer you?

A damn good time. First off, you can use it vaginally or anally. It's eight and a half inches long, and an inch and three quarters in diameter. Either end makes a good handle. It has gentle waves, which feel fantastic if you like rotating the dildo inside you (like one of those "juicer" dildos). The head of the snake is a great G spotter as well, (and in men, the P spot is located about an inch and three quarters up).

Cyberglass heats up quickly in the body, and can be cooled down with a boa glass of ice water. It's fun for sensation play, although I would not take it from heat to freezing like borosilicate or Pyrex. The Snake of Paradise is discreet looking, an undulating glass snake in reds and browns, and it has nubbies on it as a texture instead of scales.

Cyberglass can withstand all sorts of lubricants. Generally, silicone lubricants are recommended because they don't dry out very fast, they do not evaporate, and the heating up of glass toys tends to make water soluble lube dry out faster.

I had a fun time with this toy locating my G spot, but no fireworks or tsunamis. I still prefer silicone for the fast and furious stuff, and with glass you got to be more gentle with yourself (don't bruise that cervix!).

Remember to inspect all glass, Pyrex, Cyberglass, and borosilicate toys before and after usage for flaws.

It's thin, it G spots really well, you can use it as an anal probe, sterilize it, and put it on your coffee table since it will not scream "Hello, dildo here! Dildo here!"