Bunny teaser - rabbit vibrator by Cal Exotics - review by firekitten

Everyone has heard of or has used a rabbit at one point. They are famed for being absolutely amazing and for giving some spectacular orgasms. The Bunny Teaser is no exception. It has all the basics of a good rabbit covered, and it's relatively small in size so I would imagine a beginner wouldn't find it very intimidating. It is also fully waterproof which is always my favorite feature on any toy. But the best part about this rabbit is it actually is the perfect size to both stimulate my clit and fully penetrate. While this definitely isn't a discreet or quiet toy, it's pretty decent for the price.

The Bunny Teaser is made of TPE which is phthalate fee, hypoallergenic and latex free. It has a nice flexibility and softness to it like jelly, but it is less porous and thus safer. It is still porous however, so if you plan on sharing this toy, please use a condom for safety. It cannot be sterilized. Simply clean with warm water and a good antibacterial soap.

TPE does have a tendency to grab hairs and dust, so you'll definitely want to give it a quick wipe down before each use. I would also recommend using some lube, because it tends to create a bit of drag on the skin. It is safe to use either water or silicone-based lube.

I haven't noticed any smell other than the usual rubbery smell. The Bunny Teaser doesn't have any added texture to it aside from the head at the top of the shaft that mimics that of a penis. The clitoral attachment is in the shape of a rabbit.

The design and size of this guy are perfect for me. This is the first rabbit I've tried that I didn't have to wiggle around, add pressure to the clit attachment, or otherwise assist in order for it to work for me. It was instantly hitting all the right spots. It is 9" long but only 4 1/2" are insertable. The circumference measures at 4 1/4". I didn't feel like the size of this toy was very intimidating; in fact I usually choose larger ones. This would probably be a great introduction to rabbits or vibrators in general.

This toy is not discreet at all. Anyone who sees it will automatically know exactly what it is. If you must travel with it, take the batteries out. The buttons to turn it on and off are far too easily pushed and it will probably turn itself on.

This rabbit features rotating beads in the shaft as well as a rotating head. The beads are on a track, so it's unlikely they will jam. It is powered by one motor, which controls both the clit attachment and the rotating beads and shaft. The vibrations don't really travel up the shaft at all and are centralized on your clit. There is simply an on/off button, a high/low button for the clit, and a right/left button for the shaft. The buttons are listed as glow in the dark, but mine were pretty weak. It is very easy to adjust the controls though, and you don't have to cycle through a million settings to find what you want.

It does take a grand total of 4 AAA batteries. Simply unscrew the bottom cap and a tray pops out where you can easily insert the batteries. I was able to do all of this in the dark and had very few problems.

The biggest issue I have is this thing is noisy. You absolutely could not get away with using it in the same room as someone else without their knowing. I was a little paranoid about noise traveling through my door even. The vibrations are quiet, but the rotating portion sounds like a loud robot. Unless you fully insert it and do not thrust, someone is likely to hear it.

This toy is waterproof! I tried it out; it works great. Because of how loud it is, I'll probably be using it primarily in the shower.

Because this guy is made from TPE, it is slightly porous. This means you cannot sterilize it by placing it in boiling water as you can with silicone, glass or some other materials. So if you plan on sharing, you need to have it wear a condom, and even then I wouldn't recommend it because the clitoral attachment will be uncovered.

To clean, simply use warm water and an antibacterial soap or your favorite toy cleaner. TPE isn't picky about lube, so you can use both water-based and silicone. I would recommend using lube because TPE tends to grab and stick which can be very uncomfortable.

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