Oh! Oh! Omega!

Omega and its wonderful ridges are part of the Elements line, and designed to give you some nice texture while stimulating the G-spot at the same time. If yours is stimulated with texture, this just might do it for you. But if you need pressure, you should look elsewhere. It's also good for anal play with its large base and non threatening demeanor.

Omega is made with Tantus' fantastically soft, flexible, and squishy silicone. It's not too bad about picking up lint, but it does have a tendency to hold onto some scents. Not a big deal if it's a flavored lube or scented cleaner, but if you've been using this anally and it's picked up some unpleasant scents you can wash it real good and then leave it out to air out for a few days. There is some texture, but it's in the design of the toy rather than the material which is completely smooth.

Omega is a shorty, being about 5" tall with the base and having about 4 1/4" or so being insertible. The shaft has the same gentle sloping curve as the Theta, only instead of a pronounced head it has 3 ridged waves. They don't come up very high, but do come up high enough to be felt as there being something there. Try as I might I couldn't distinguish the individual waves from each other. A gentle teardrop shaped tip make insertion easy and with it only being 3" around at the widest point of the top and 3 1/2" around the widest part of the neck, it's comfortable for both vaginal and anal play. The base is about 3" long in the long direction and just over 2" wide the short way. There's also a raised section at the nose of the base that can provide extra stimulation to the clit if you use it vaginally.

The bullet that goes into the base of the toy is about 2" long or so, and runs on 3 LR44 batteries. It's got one mode of vibration, and while not the loudest ever, isn't exactly whisper quiet either. Think like those really annoying cell phones that you can hear vibrate from across the room. It's also got a really nice o-ring on it, meaning that you can safely play in the shower as well.

It's not super obvious as to what this is right off the bat, but I'd still recommend keeping it tucked away. Its relatively small size and flexibility make it easy to travel with as well.

Omega really shines when you use it for any kind of thrusting activity. Its short height make it less than ideal for anal thrusting with a harness, but it is still possible. The vibrations were felt easily with my fingers in the base, but weren't really all that noticeable vaginally. The short height of Omega also has some advantages. For one, it'll be really hard to hit your cervix accidentally. Or, you can comfortably wear it as a sort of vaginal plug, like Antipova does. If you need a lot of pressure on your G-spot to get stimulated, you'll want to go with something else. But if texture does it, sit down and start thrusting with Omega.

Super simple care and maintenance. If you want to share with a partner you can either use a condom, or bleach it, boil it, or run it through the dishwasher on the top shelf with no soap. If it's just you, go ahead and wash it with warm soapy water in the sink. You should stick with water based lubes unless you've done a patch test with your favorite silicone based lube. And for storage, you can keep it in the original packaging or you can store it in a plastic bag or toy pouch.

The packaging is pretty nice and very typical of Tantus. Delta sits inside a molded clamshell with the bullet, and all that goes inside a plastic box that tells you about Tantus's silicone and not necessarily about the toy itself. It can be given as a gift or used as storage if you like.

Omega is easily my favorite of the Elements line. Much like the rest of the line, it's just a hair too flexible to give good G-spot stimulation, but those wavy ridges are absolutely wonderful for thrusting and that's what keeps me coming back to it, and will in the future. I like some texture, but nothing extreme or large sizes most of the time, and Omega is perfect for me in that. If you're like me in that regard, you should snap this up while you still can.