No orgasms, just frustration

Aneros should go back to the drawing board, or just stick to the prostate toys. I had to force myself to give it a three-try fair shot; after that I happily tossed it in my Swap pile and never want it to darken my doorstep again. It could work for some women, but you have to enjoy doing kegels, be able to get off with subtle manual stimulation, and have patience.

Published: May 22, 2013

Pros

It might work for some women. It's silicone.

Cons

Overpriced, not going to work for most women

Rating by reviewer:

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Who might this product be best for? How is it best used? What are the best circumstances or situations for using this product?
- Masturbation
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Where / what types of places can this product be used?
- Anywhere
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- Travel friendly
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- Kegels

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Dangerous Lilly

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Rossie

Awesome review, thank you for the extremely useful information - I will definitely stay away from this toy!

05/22/2013
thegogofiasco

I always look forward to your reviews.

05/23/2013
LoneOokami

Thank you for the info.

06/03/2013
Mari

Super helpful review. Very amusing and extremely insightful. I, personally, thought you were supposed to wear it the other way around so it was touching your G-spot (if you're lucky) and the handle touching your butt.
Now I'm curious as to whether this would work for me or not. Damn shame it's so expensive. Why is it that things WITHOUT electronics are more expensive than solid silicone dildos/whatever?
Swap pile, you say? *puppy eyes*

07/19/2013