Ultime - g-spot vibrator discontinued by Natural contours - review by LicentiouslyYours

I love the look of this vibrator. It has gorgeous lines and I bought it because I felt like the makers really went out of their way to design this vibrator for a woman's body. The pale lavender contoured shape has a single switch that controls 3 intensity settings. It's made of a hard, phthalates free plastic with a very smooth surface.

It is designed to fit the contours of a woman's body, to vibrate against both the g-spot and the clitoris at the same time. Unfortunately, because it's made of hard plastic, there is no flexibility for those whose bits differ from the measurements used to design this product. Being one of those "alternatively designed" folks, I was disappointed by the fact that I had to choose clitoral stimulation or g-spot, but couldn't quite have both at the same time. Rocking back and forth from one to the other achieves stimulation for both areas, but was frustrating for me since I had expectations of reaching both areas at the same time.

The vibrations produced aren't very strong, especially considering how loud this piece is. It's pleasant and it feels nice but instead of an increase in excitement over time with these gentle vibrations, eventually I just started going numb! I think someone who is sensitive and prefers a gentler, more buzzing vibration (as opposed to my preference of a strong "thuddy" vibration) would enjoy this toy, assuming they fit the contours or didn't mind not having simultaneous stimulation.

What surprised me most was how loud this vibrator was. When I turned it on, I expected a strong vibration based on the noise level alone. The plastic is non-porous, so I used anti-bacterial soap and hot water to clean it, but you can also wipe it down with alcohol since it's not waterproof. It does have a seam that runs all the way around the toy and I am not sure how you can make sure you really get it clean