Lucid dream petites no. 60 - g-spot vibrator discontinued by Doc Johnson - review by Lucy

Given that I'm one of the lucky people that can squirt through g-spot stimulation, I thought this toy would be perfect for me. Unfortunately, this isn't the case. It came in really tacky packaging, the sort that has the potential to tear the skin on your fingers if you're not careful, and looked pretty garish and not at all sexy when it was finally in my hands. The smell didn't really do much to turn me on, either. Even after a couple of washes it was still pretty horrible!

Because the majority of the nerve endings in the vagina are near the entrance, the vibrations in this toy are pretty much pointless. Once inserted, the toy vibrates deep inside you, against your g-spot. And to be honest, even that did nothing for me. I could barely feel the vibrations, and they actually felt like more of an irritant than arousing. It also sounded like a bee trapped inside a plastic bottle, which didn't really help the mood. I didn't get any pleasure from the toy, and there's no way in a million years that the vibrations would have given me a g-spot orgasm. Working the toy against the g-spot could potentially have this effect, but I don't think that's really the point of it. Lose the vibrations, and there are any number of other toys or even household objects that could do the job for you!

Many women may feel differently, but to squirt from g-spot stimulation, I need quite firm pressure against the g-spot, and this toy would simply not supply it. You could of course use the lucid dream vibrator|Lucid dream petites no. 60 on your clit instead, but the shape of the toy and the power of the vibrations weren't really a match for toys designed specifically for this purpose.

Wouldn't bother with this, g-spot queens. Sorry!