Climax rabbits pink princess - rabbit vibrator discontinued by Topco Sales - review by JessManifesto

This dual action vibrator is meant to simultaneously stimulate the vagina and the clit. The base of the shaft of the toy contains little pearl-esque balls that rotate to provide stimulation to the entrance to your vagina. The length of the shaft rotates around, sometimes grazing your g-spot if it is placed just so. The rabbit on top comes equipped with a bullet that distributes vibrations down through the "nose" and "ears" to your clit. To mix things up a bit, you can flip the shaft around to provide some outer anal stimulation with the "ears".

This vibe is difficult to use with a partner, because there really is no way for anyone else to "help". Because the shaft itself rotates and the rabbit on top should maintain contact with your clit for stimulation, thrusting would really make orgasm that much more difficult. Also, If you wanted to try oral sex along with this toy, you would find that getting access would prove difficult. This toy is much more suited to solo play.

This was my first sex toy, which I purchased at a more male oriented sex shop, before finding Eden. Because I was the only woman in a sex shop full of gawking men, I did not feel comfortable asking questions about safety of materials.

This toy is made of jelly. It is extremely porous and something of a germ magnet. You can wash it all you want (with mild soap and water), but it's always picking up lint and generally looking dingy. I also wish I had known that condoms were recommended with jelly. Because it is so porous, jelly will almost certainly be trapping loads of bacteria inside, despite frequent washings with soap and water. So please use condoms whether you plan on sharing or not. I wish I had known about Eden sooner - I'm lucky I didn't get an infection!

There has consistently been a slight plastic smell to this toy for the more than one year I've owned it. It isn't over powering, but it is certainly noticeable.

It is also worth noting that jelly contains phthalates, which many people have an adverse reaction to. Want to avoid the burning sensation associated with phthalate allergy? Condom, condom, condom!

The design of the toy was fine. It hit my clit the way I needed it and it provided some "meh" vaginal stimulation, occasionally brushing against my g-spot. I certainly never had a g-spot orgasm with this toy, but it provided the sensation of being "filled" at least. The length of the shaft could stand to be a bit longer, as it only has 5 inches of insertable length. And when we're not dealing with something that actively hits your g-spot, 5 inches is almost pointless. The diameter of the shaft is 1.5 inches, which is also sufficient. Honestly, I can't even feel the pearls rotating inside, but others may be more sensitive to it.

The rabbit was very nice. It was placed well and provided excellent vibrations (which would be expected, since this thing takes 3 C batteries!). The only complaint about the rabbit that I have is that the vibrations significantly diminish when you have the rotation of the shaft going at full speed. Bummer!

The controls on this toy are connected by a cord, which I really don't like. It's awkward fumbling around with a cord and trying to stay in a sexy mood. On the controls are two dials and a button. One dial controls the intensity of the vibrations, while the other controls the speed of the shaft rotations. The button located below the dials controls the direction of the shaft rotation - clockwise or counter clockwise. While the controls are a pain in that they are connected by a cord, they are simple to use. There is also not really any risk of bumping a control, since they're not directly on the toy.

The vibrations are located inside the rabbit on top of the shaft. The vibrations transmit well in the rabbit, but don't come close to transmitting to the shaft, which I think is strange considering this toy uses 3 C batteries. The batteries last a fair amount of time, but each time you use them, the problem with vibrations being weakened when the shaft is rotating increases.

This toy is very noisy. The vibrator is loud and the rotations are loud. Period. You could easily hear them both behind a closed door.

One other thing to add is that this toy is not waterproof, unfortunately.

As mentioned, this toy is made of jelly, so it is very difficult to keep clean. It cannot be sterilized and it is extremely porous, so even if you wash it with soap and water, it will trap bacteria inside. The best thing you can do is use a condom over this toy, even if you don't plan on sharing. Better safe than risk an infection.

And because it holds onto bacteria so easily, I'd store this toy separately from your other toys, just so they don't get any germs from this toy.

On a more positive note, jelly is compatible with both silicone and water based lubes, just make sure the condom you use over the toy is compatible with whatever lube you choose.

This was my first sex toy purchase. I made it hastily and without doing any research. In retrospect, I wish I had made the effort to access some resources on material safety. Knowing what I now know, I don't intend on purchasing any more jelly toys. The dangers of phthalates aren't worth the risk to me.