Double vibrating bullet ring - cock ring discontinued by Shots media - review by Parag0n

There isn't all that much that can be said about this type of toy. It is pretty simple in design and use, but it will definitely add some spice to your sex (and even solo play) for beginners to the sex-toy world.

The ring features two bullets which each have their own on-off switch. Unfortunately, there is only one vibration setting - but it is still pretty strong. The bullets are removable, allowing you to continue to use them. Each bullet takes three LR-44 batteries. So far, the batteries have lasted on-and off use for about a month. Granted, some of the sessions were shorter, but others were longer.

The ring will definitely give you a stronger erection, and for me, it even kept my erection a little longer. The vibrations made orgasms feel much more intense, and my girlfriend definitely enjoys the feel of a "human vibrator", as she called it.

However, if you're someone who doesn't shave, this may not be for you. The material can be a bit sticky and it may pull on some hair if it gets caught, or even while putting it on and taking it off. Luckily for me, both my girlfriend and I are clean shaven, so this is a non-issue.

The ring is tiny and light, meaning it can be stored pretty much anywhere you want, even carried around in your pocket throughout the day.

One of my favorite things about this is the simplicity. One wouldn't think that the addition of something so simple and so small would do so much, but it really will. Of course, once the batteries run out, you'll either be buying more or trashing it, but that's the same with any vibrating toy.

However, this toy may get boring fast. While it feels great for a while, my girlfriend and I haven't used it in a couple weeks. It isn't that it no longer feels good or no longer operates, it just isn't anything *special* anymore. The initial shock and awe over its impact has faded. Of course, this isn't enough to get rid of it - it will surely see use again in the future, but it did fade from our memory pretty quickly.