I always find myself enamored whenever I discover an adult product which is discreet, stylish, and functional. So imagine my delight when I was given the chance to review the Décor Stashe Pillow from Liberator! The Décor Stashe Pillow is part of Liberator's new Home Collection, which is a series of items designed to look mundane, but have some much more interesting uses. The Décor Stashe, for example, appears to be nothing more than a stunning throw pillow. However, the Stashe has a secret; it's actually a crafty storage device, capable of hiding away even your most obtrusive of playthings from prying eyes!

The Décor Stashe Pillow is 12" long, 12" wide, and 4.5" thick. It's about the size of a standard throw pillow, and when tossed on a bed, just looks like a lovely accent piece. It comes in 6 gorgeous color combinations: Black, Buckwheat, Gray, Espresso, Merlot, and Aubergine. I chose the Espresso, which is a rich, chocolatey brown over a dark purple backdrop. The exterior material is comprised of soft, plush velvish and sensual satin. Two decorative velvish flaps fold over the satin backdrop and tie together with a stylish ribbon. Concealed beneath one of these flaps of fabric is our secret compartment. A cleverly hidden zipper running along the pillow's edge opens the storage space, allowing you to stash whatever goodies you have to hide! The compartment is lined with a black, water-resistant nylon. The nylon interior will protect the rest of the pillow from spills, should you choose to store lubricants, oils, or other liquids inside. A generous amount of polyurethane foam provides excellent padding on either side of the compartment. The padding not only makes this pillow incredibly comfy, but also helps prevent damage to your toys. It will not, however, protect the toys from banging into each other. So if you decide to store multiple glass/ceramic toys in your Décor Stashe, you may wish to first slip them into individual pouches to keep them from clanking together.

I absolutely adore the Décor Stashe Pillow's design. Its simple elegance gives it the versatility to blend right in, whether used on a standard cotton bedspread, or $300 silk sheets. It's sensual and gorgeous, without being incriminating or drawing unwanted attention. When I first laid eyes on it, even I thought it was just an average decorative pillow. And really, unless someone tells you otherwise, that's all you're going to see. I will say, however, that sometimes you can catch a glimpse of the zipper at the far corners of the pillow. This is hardly something you'd notice from across the room though, or even up close, unless you were thoroughly inspecting it.

Aside from its style, versatility, and discreetness, I was also incredibly surprised at just how much this bad boy can store! It doesn't look very large at first glance, and even when unzipped, it seems like the padding would take up too much room to leave much space for storage. Astoundingly (gleefully) I was wrong. You would not believe the massive amount of items I could fit into the Décor Stashe Pillow! Five clitoral vibes, three rabbits, a cock ring, a HUGE wooden dildo, four glass wands, three ceramic massage stones, a blindfold, a set of restraints, and a bottle of lube; just a small army of toys and sexessories, to be exact. The possibilities with this baby are endless! Fill it to the brim with playthings, or use it to keep just one or two favorites handy. Seeing as we're never at a loss for storage space, I've currently been using the Décor Stashe Pillow to keep a few otherwise forgotten items close at hand. Specifically the massage stones, massage lotion, and a few of my favorite glass pieces that normally get buried in the trunk of toys. The cushy, soft foam makes the Décor Stashe comfortable to lie on, even while hiding your secret hoard inside. It's sure to fool almost anyone, whether it's roommates, in-laws, children, or nosy house guests. Just don't let anyone pick it up; the weight will more than likely give it away.

The only problem I've had with the Décor Stashe Pillow is the interior lining. It tends to get caught quite frequently in the zipper, no matter how careful I am. I'm just nervous that one day it's going to rip. Excluding that one little issue, I'd have to say that the Décor Stashe Pillow is practically perfect. Thanks so much to my friends over at Liberator for sending me this one for review!

The gang is back and they've got another mystery to solve: Where the heck is Scooby Doo?! The film begins after a hard night of partying. Shaggy comes to with a wicked hangover, only to discover that his bestest bud Scoob is missing! The rest of the gang rallies together to help find their lost pal. Putting their bang-up detective skills to work, this crack team of sleuths track down their four legged friend, and catch a criminal in the process. Horny hi-jinks ensue!

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Today we'll be taking a look at the Club Vibe by OhMiBod. OhMiBod is a product line developed by the brilliant bombshell Suki Dunham. The Club Vibe, like every other product in their line, is what is known as a music-driven vibrator. This tiny inconspicuous bullet literally encourages you to 'feel the music' by translating your favorite songs into an orchestra of pleasure. Just stick it in your panties and take it for a test drive! The Club Vibe is designed for use in both private and public settings.  It can be used in manual mode as a plain old pattern vibrator, in music mode by attaching it to an mp3 player, or in ambient mode. Probably one of the best ways to use this baby is by switching it to ambient mode and wearing it to a club or concert. Ambient mode will detect sound around you through the speaker holes on the control pack, and relay it to the itty bitty pink bullet in your pants, which will consequently buzz in merriment to the music. The result? Wet panties and a damn good time.

The Club Vibe is compiled of a variety of parts. The first and most important part is the control pack. The control pack is made of ABS plastic, and has a smooth, velvety finish to it. It's black with pink markings, rectangular in shape, and about the size of my palm. It has a clip on the back to easily attach it to your pants/skirt/etc, and is fairly inconspicuous, if a bit larger than I'd like. In total, the control pack is 3" long, 1 1/2" wide, and about an inch thick. Like I said, nothing too ridiculous size-wise. You could easily hide this under a jacket or shirt, as long as you're careful to keep the speaker holes free of obstruction. The second piece of the puzzle is the vibe itself; a cute pink bullet roughly 1 3/4" long, with a 30" transparent cord attached to its butt. The bullet is made of that same velvety finish ABS plastic, and is hypo-allergenic, non-porous, and both phthalates and latex free. Yay for body-safe sex toys! The third item you will receive is a 55" long black cord which connects the control pack to your mp3 player, and your mp3 player to your headphones. This item is only required when using the Club Vibe in music mode. If you plan on using it for its ambient or manual settings only, you'll have little use for this cord. The last little goody that comes with your Club Vibe is a cute black thong, thoughtfully folded up in a small drawstring OhMiBod storage pouch. The thong is made mainly of cotton, with lacy accents. It has quite a bit of stretch and will fit a range of sizes. However, it should be noted that it's marketed as a 'one size fits most', not one size fits all, item. Trust me when I say it really isn't a huge loss if the panties don't fit. I, personally, found the panties to be more of a hindrance than a help in my quest for orgasms.

Let's talk about function here for a minute. The Club Vibe has three modes of play: manual mode, music mode, and ambient mode. You can change modes using a textured switch on the side of the control pack. When in manual mode, there are 7 preset functions to choose from. The first three settings are steady vibrations in low, medium, and high. Or, in the case of the Club Vibe, more like medium, high,  and OMG higher! The last four settings are a mixture of pulsing/escalating patterns, some of which are quite rhythmic all on their own. The vibrations can be felt along the entire length of the bullet, and are pretty incredibly strong. It should be noted that the vibes are rather buzzy, however. If you're not a fan of buzzy vibes, this should still be pretty amazing for you, but then again, it may not. The vibrations honestly made me itch a bit at first. Anyways, back to the modes! When in music mode, the bullet will vibrate to the sound of whatever song your mp3 player happens to be playing. You can control the intensity of the vibrations by either turning up the music, or adjusting the dial on the bottom of the control pack. Nothing against the presets, but music mode is so much more fun and unpredictable! Ambient mode is the last of the three. Much like music mode, the bullet will vibrate to the sound of music. However, it picks up the beat of music around you, rather than through an mp3 device. All three modes have a little something special to offer, and help to insure you pretty much never get bored with this toy!

So, how do we use this bad boy? I'll break it down for you in five relatively simple steps. Step One: Insert the batteries. The Club Vibe runs on two AAA batteries (included) which are inserted  in the back of the control pack underneath the belt clip. Slide the battery cover off (you may need to battle with it for a few minutes), insert batteries, and return cover to its rightful place. Step Two: Connect the controller to the bullet. Merely plug the cord attached to the bullet into the top of the control pack, and phase two is complete. Step Three: Don the combination cotton/lace thong, slip the bullet into the pouch in the panties, adjust as necessary. If you're having difficulty getting the bullet to stay in place well, or aren't receiving sufficient stimulation while it's tucked inside the panties, experiment until you find something that works for you. Nestling the bullet between my lips seemed to be the most efficient and fulfilling for me. It stayed in place MUCH better, and I could actually feel the power this vibe has to offer. This bullet packs some intense vibrations, and you don't want to miss out on them just because the bullet pouch in your underwear is too high or low for your anatomy. Don't be afraid to go against the grain and try something different! Step Four: Connect the controller to your mp3 player. Here's where that huge black cord comes into play. Pay attention, this is where it gets confusing. You're going to plug one end of this cord into the control pack, the other end into your mp3 player's headphone jack, and then plug your headphones into the extra headphone jack dangling off the cord. Note: If you're using the Club Vibe's ambient or manual mode, feel free to ignore step four and skip straight ahead to step five. Which brings us to our final destination; Step Five: Activate device. Enjoy music of choice.

Once you've wound down from your pleasure high, be sure to properly care for your Club Vibe by dissembling it, and cleaning up with your method of choice. I prefer good old antibacterial soap and warm water, but toy wipes, toy cleaner, or isopropyl alcohol are all viable options as well.  Wash and dry the panties like you would your delicates (don't worry, they stand up fairly well to the big bad machines). When all is said and done, return each and every piece to its rightful place in the original packaging. Or, you can just do what I do and cram it all in the storage pouch. I know it seems small, but that thing can stretch! Give it a try, you'll be amazed!

Alright, here's where I'm going to nitpick. There were a few things I disliked about this product; not many, but a few. First of all, I wasn't very impressed with the ambient mode. You really have to be in a loud club or concert-like setting for ambient mode to work well. If the music isn't loud enough, you have to be very, very, close to the source of the noise for the Club Vibe to detect much. Nitpick #2: The panties. The panties didn't work well for me at all. The pouch that's meant to hold the bullet was never in the right position to stimulate my clitoris, and the vibrations I did feel were way diffused because of the fabric.  My biggest problem with this toy, however, were the miles and miles of cord. I honestly felt like I had a fucking wire down my pants; like the FBI was investigating my genitals for 'suspicious activity' or something. The wires aren't that big of a deal in ambient or manual mode. However, music mode is my setting of choice, which means whipping out the huge black cord and connecting the bullet to the control pack to my mp3 player to my headphones every damn time I want to use this! It then becomes somewhat of a big corded mess. I would not suggest doing much moving around while in this state, for fear of entanglement. My only question is, why the hell isn't this wireless? The majority of the OhMiBod line has gotten with the program and gone cordless, why not the Club Vibe? [/end nitpick]

Alright, so spoiled grumbling aside, let me just say that I really enjoyed the OhMiBod Club Vibe. It's a great sample of this extraordinary, innovative, truly original product line. There is literally nothing else like this on the market right now, and if you don't give at least one of OhMiBod's products a try, you are seriously missing out my friend! You can find the OhMiBod Club Vibe and other OhMiBod products at Kama Sutra Closet! A big thanks to the folks over there for sponsoring this review. Thank you again!

Have you heard of Vida? Who am I kidding, everyone's heard of Vida! Vida is the new line of luxury vibrators from TopCo Sales; a gorgeous array of classy, sophisticated pleasure objects for the sensual, sexual woman in all of us. The word Vida literally means 'life'. To quote the Vida Internationale bio page, "Sex is Life. Life is Vida. Vida is the Essence of Pleasure.", "We hope you fall in lust with life; with Vida". The 4 products which currently comprise the Vida line are Zara, Lussuria, Urja, & Vanta. Vanta is the external stimulator of the group. It also happens to be the product which I was so very lucky to receive from TopCo Sales for review!!

Let me start by saying, I'm a clit-stim snob. Don't get me wrong, I love my traditional vibrators and dildos as much as the next girl, but when it comes to clit vibes, I'm a pro. Clitoral stimulation is my niche. The frequency of the vibes, the shape of the product, the depth of the sensation... all of these factors either make or break an external vibrator in my eyes. I'm a tough critic, and I expect nothing less than the best the industry has to offer. As such, I've become incredibly spoiled. I want it all! Quality materials, flawless craftsmanship, attractive design, rechargeable, powerful, waterproof vibes. Remarkably, Vanta delivers all of this and more. Well, almost..

The Vanta consists mainly of black, matte Silicone and Anodized Aluminum. There is also a small band of pink plastic wrapping around the handle, below its on/off button. It is non-porous, and phthalates free. No weird smells or funny tastes (not that you'll be licking it regularly). There is a seam that runs along the front and back portion of the silicone, but it's unnoticeable in use. Other than that, the silicone bit, which is what comes in contact with your body, is completely smooth. It's also very firm, which leads me to believe that it's actually a layer of silicone over plastic.

At 5" long, and 1 1/8" wide on its curved end, the Vanta is rather small. The handle end is slightly larger, and more bulbous than the tip of the toy, and fits very comfortably in the palm of your hand. The slightly scooped tip looks pretty similar to a baby spoon, and it is this shape which allows it to nestle perfectly against your clitoris. The curvature of the toy feels natural and right against your body. Because of its size, this toy is easy to hide, and convenient to store. It would also be a great choice to use during intercourse, as it fits quite easily between two bodies. The only thing I disliked about the design/craftsmanship of the toy itself is that there is visible glue, and even a few gaps, in the seams where aluminum meets silicone. Besides spoiling the appearance of an otherwise flawless toy, it also makes me worry how truly "waterproof" the Vanta is. I've taken it in the shower multiple times without issue, but am a bit timid to submerge it. It is, however, at the very least splash proof, which makes it relatively easy to clean. For day to day care, washing it with antibacterial soap and warm water should do the trick. The silicone can also be sterilized by wiping it down with a 10% bleach solution. I'm not sure if bleach is safe to use on aluminum, however, so best just avoid the handle of the toy while sterilizing. Use in conjunction with water-based lubricant to aid in your playtime activities.

The Vanta is intended as an external vibrator, and can be used on your nipples, clitoris, labia, inner thighs, and any other erogenous zones you may have. It can also be used for shallow penetration, or even g-spotting, if your g-spot is shallow enough (mine totally is).  It's great for partner play, solo play, and for use during intercourse. To activate the Vanta, merely press its button once, and then again to increase the intensity. The Vanta is rechargeable (hallelujah) and has 5 different levels of vibration. These vibrations are located in the tip of the toy. The lowest setting is insanely powerful, and the power doesn't stop there. Honestly, I can only handle the first 2 settings. Sometimes I can use the 3rd, if my body is cooperating. Unfortunately, for all its power, the Vanta just wasn't the miracle toy I had come to expect. The shape is perfect and the vibrations are strong, but they're the wrong kind of vibrations for my body. They're super buzzy, and very surface level as far as stimulation goes. Which is fine, if you happen to like toys like the Hitachi or the Fairy Wands. Sadly, these just aren't the right kind of vibrations to make me orgasm. They're too high of a frequency, and therefore whenever I use the Vanta, I must resort to jacking off with it as if it were an extension of my finger. It's tedious and frustrating, especially considering all the power this baby packs. It's one bad mama jama, I just can't ever enjoy it.That's not to say that it isn't a great vibrator, because it is, or that you won't enjoy it, because you might! It just doesn't work for me.

The Vanta, like every product in the Vida line, comes in elaborate, beautiful packaging. A faux leather tote with the Vida name inscribed on the front unzips around the top to reveal your Vanta encased in soft, plush memory foam. Underneath this foam insert you'll find a product manual, charger, and a microfiber storage pouch, tied shut with a pretty black ribbon. Definitely what I'd call extravagant storage! Mostly, I just keep my Vanta in the pouch provided. The charger & instruction booklet remain in the tote, though I've been having devious thoughts of stripping its innards bare & using it to store a few bullets, small dildos, etc. It would make a great little travel case for makeup or sex toys alike!

To summarize, the Vanta is a really great vibrator. It's what I'd consider "the package deal". If buzzy vibes are your thing, then you're most likely going to be in love with this vibe! But if, like me, they just don't cut it for you.. you might find yourself disappointed.

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I'm not an avid butt-plug user. Anyone who reads my blog, or is even remotely acquainted with me, should know this. I've never gone.. *there*. I never thought I'd really enjoy anal play, to be honest. But I admit to suffering from an untameable curiosity. So naturally, when I saw Babeland had the Lelo Bob available for review, I snatched it up, lickety split!

The Lelo Bob is a "gentleman's plug". It is designed prominently for p-spot stimulation, but the ladies will also enjoy Bob's subtle charm. Made from 100% silicone, Bob is completely non-porous, hypo-allergenic, and both phthalates & latex free. It has no initial smell, and honestly, I had no desire to taste it. This deep blue beauty is 5" long, 3 1/2" insertable, and roughly 1 1/4" at its widest point. A softly curved bulge at the tip tapers down into a slender stem, which widens again into a loop (the alleged base of this toy). The so-called base is 1 1/4" wide, which is the same width as the largest portion of the plug. The base is the one and only thing I dislike about this toy. I wouldn't say I dislike it even, it just worries me to an extent. I fear it could disappear up into my ass as easily as the shaft of the plug did. Still, the design is very attractive, and will likely appeal to a large variety of people. The silicone is firm, and unyielding. It's only flexible in the stem, I assume to aide in comfort while in use. It has a slight drag to it, but not enough to be painful, probably not enough to even be very noticeable. The size and shape are anything but intimidating, and I believe this would be an excellent plug for a beginner!

The Bob is as lovely in use as it is in looks. I wore it while blogging, while cleaning, while going to the grocery store, & a wide array of other public places. In all circumstances, Bob was a true blue. Never disappointed, never let me down. The small size was enough to remind me it was there, without being painful or distracting. It was extremely pleasant to wear, and most importantly, sit on. Seriously, there's nothing worse than having a stick (or a very uncomfortable plug) up your ass. But that base! Oh, that dastardly small, and somewhat frightening, base. Every time I sat, I'd be having a nervous breakdown, panicking that at any moment the base of the toy would slip right up into my ass. I resorted to contracting my muscles, keeping a gentle outward push at all times. Needless to say, the fretting over whether or not every twitch in my ass would lead to an ER visit somewhat detracted from what was otherwise an excellent first experience with anal play. I even had a little fun grasping the loop at the base, and slowly sliding the plug in and out. It was very stimulating that way, and put me at ease, as I felt more in control. It's also an excellent tool for warming yourself up for larger plugs, probes, etc. Overall, I had a very fun adventure with this toy. It has definitely prompted more anal explorations to come in the not too distant future.

The Lelo Bob came packaged elaborately, as all Lelo items seem to. A shiny plastic outer box featuring product specs in 5 different languages encases a sturdier, inner black box made of what I assume is heavy cardboard. The plug rests inside in a hard plastic mold, shielded by a thin plastic cover. Underneath said plastic mold is a user's manual, a 1 year warranty, a 10 year guarantee, and a small white drawstring bag to store your Bob while not in use. The simple black box the plug comes in would also make a great means of storage.

For day to day cleaning, soap and warm water are your friends. Silicone repels dirt and bacteria, and can be fully disinfected by boiling for 3 minutes, wiping down with a 10% bleach solution, or tossing it in the top rack of your dishwasher. Personally, I abstain from that last means of disinfecting, as I'm seriously concerned about how sanitary it would honestly be to put something that has been up your ass in the same place what you eat off of ends up. It's probably fine, but squeamishness prevents me from doing any such thing. Bob is compatible with water-based lubes only! Don't use silicone-based unless you're feeling cocky. 

The GoGirl is what is known as a female urination device, also commonly called a stand to pee device. Now, as many of you know, my partner is FTM Transgendered, meaning he was physically born female and is transitioning to physically become male. One of the dilemmas that many Transmen face is peeing effectively in public male restrooms. Some men's bathrooms have stalls, but most usually just feature the average urinals. So, the question is, how does a Transman successfully pee standing up, while lacking the advantage that biomen are born with? There are a few answers to this question, including different varieties of prosthetic STP (stand to pee) devices, or simpler devices that are essentially tubing. The GoGirl is unique in that it is the first product I have seen that actually functions like a concentrated funnel. I was skeptical if it would work, to be honest, but I desperately wanted to know. And so, with a little uncertainty and a lot of hope, I humbly requested to test out some of their products. I was so excited when I received my GoGirls in the mail! I spent the next several days drinking an impressive amount of water and running to the bathroom to test out my GoGirl every chance I got! I actually received 3 GoGirls. Two lavender, and one khaki colored. The khaki was for my partner to experiment with, the lavender were for me. Yes, I was curious myself. I hate public restrooms. They're always so grody, and I honestly never feel very safe even hovering above those toilet seats. I was praying that I'd found an easier solution. In some ways, I did, and in some ways, I did not. The GoGirl is awesome at what it does, but it also has its own set of drawbacks that I will discuss a little bit later in this review. Alright, on to the product itself.

The GoGirl is made of a thin layer of super flexible medical grade silicone. The material is surprisingly durable, as well as earth friendly, considering a single GoGirl can be reused again and again. The suppleness of the GoGirl is what makes it so convenient to travel with. In actual size, the GoGirl is about 6 1/2" long, and 4" at its widest point. However, with a little practice it can quickly be folded into a 3" by 2" form, and stashed either just in your pocket or purse, or in the small plastic tube it  is originally packaged in.  The easiest way I've found to refold my GoGirl for travel is this: flatten the front end of the GoGirl's opening against the back end, so that the small tube end lifts and becomes slightly erect. Proceed to fold the tube end up and flatten against the previously folded opening. Press your finger in the center of the form, and fold it in half. Then roll it up in the provided bag, snap a rubber band around it, or squeeze it back in its original packaging. Just for reference, the plastic tube it comes in is 3 1/2" long, by 1 1/2" in diameter. Lets talk a bit more about the design of the product itself though. The GoGirl somewhat resembles a 'y' in shape, with a large, curved opening at the top that tapers down into a small narrow funnel. The end of the funnel has a rectangular slit out of which the liquid will flow. The specific shape of the opening helps to contain splatter and concentrate your stream. The last thing you need is piss all over the toilet seat, after all. Really, its a great design, and you'd think it would ensure that the GoGirl would work flawlessly. But yet, I still experienced issues with it.

I don't want to use the word temperamental to describe this product. That doesn't exactly explain it properly. It's more like.. the GoGirl has a specific way it should be used. That specific way may be different for you than it is for me, and you really just have to experiment with it until you find what works (I suggest doing so in the shower until you're confident in your pissing abilities). The thing is, if you vary from this specific method of use, you may very well end up with some drops of piss in your panties, or worse. The best advice I can give you is practice, practice, practice! First of all, the GoGirl must be held a certain way. You need to grasp it with your wrist tilted forward and down, so that your fingers support the back of the device, and your thumb rests on the front. Pull down your pants (thigh level is good, but knee level is better), and try to cup the GoGirl tightly against your labia so that it forms a seal. Don't press it too hard against your body, and try not to squash it in your hand, however, as that will compromise the shape of the funnel and make it more likely that you'll have an accident. You want to hold it gently, yet firmly, in place. You can bend your knees a little if you feel more comfortable doing so, or stand up ramrod straight like most men. It's all about preference at this point. Do your best to relax, to overcome the fear that you're going to pee your pants, and then just go. This is the point where you might encounter an issue. These are the problems I've experienced with the GoGirl: 1) If you haven't formed a good enough seal, you might have some drippage out the back of the device. It is imperative that you do your best to position it along the length of your outer lips so that the device stops even as far back as your vaginal opening. 2) If you have a particularly heavy piss stream, or have to pee really really bad, the device may end up overflowing. It is, after all, a funnel. Liquid slowly drains out of it, and therefore if it's filling up faster than it's going out, you're going to have an issue. My partner experienced this the most, and was unable to remedy it. Unfortunately for this reason, the device was not a good fit for him. I've noticed this dilemma as well on occasion, but I can slow down or even stop my pee stream if necessary, so it hasn't really been a problem for me. 3) After you've finished peeing, you have to do this awkward move where you continue to hold the GoGirl in place while you reach for some TP or something else to wipe off with. Believe me, it's a good idea to do this before removing the device as you will be a bit.. wet. Some drops of urine also tend to accumulate on the flat lip where the device meets your body, so if you're not careful, you might go flinging pee around. When you're finished, either wipe the inside of the GoGirl down with a bit of TP, rinse it under the sink, or (if you're really roughing it, say camping) just shake it off the best you can and fold it back up. Soap and warm water will do to clean it when that's available to you. As its silicone, it can also be boiled to disinfect it.

Despite a few small difficulties during use, the GoGirl is still a great item for all those interested in being able to stand to pee. Excellent for Transmen, germaphobes, campers, bikers, runners, road trips, and more. It's a really versatile product that can be used in a multitude of circumstances! It's also effective at what it does. Okay, sure, this probably won't be your chosen method of urination in the comfort of your own home. But when you're outdoors, or out on the town, the GoGirl is a very handy gizmo to have on hand. A big thanks to the folks at Go-Girl for letting me take their product for a test drive!

The SinFive Vuali Silicone is an antimicrobial vibrator made by Wolwin GmbH. It is intended as an internal vibrator, but may also be used externally on the clit, nipples, and any other erogenous zones you may have. Though it can be fully disinfected, I would not suggest using it anally because of its lack of a flare base. It's a simple, easy to use vibe that would be perfect for beginners, but not go unappreciated by more experienced users as well.

The Vuali Silicone is a newer version of the original Vuali. SinFive took an awesome vibrator, and made it even better by crafting it from gorgeous silicone! The new Vuali is non-porous, hypo-allergenic, phthalates free, latex free, AND features an antimicrobial surface which fights bacteria, helping keep you and your body safe. The silicone is very soft and squishy, with a heavy drag to it. The drag definitely provides added stimulation in use, but what you'll notice the most is the  ribbing. The entire upper part of the toys shaft features these vertical, raised ridges which are nothing if not lovely.  The Vuali is 8" in total length, 6 1/2" insertable, and 1 1/2" in diameter. It looks much like a miniature rocket, the straight shaft bulging out as it nears the head of the toy, and then tapering back into a smooth, rounded tip. I'd consider it fairly average in size, somewhere between large and small. The size would most likely be adequate for intermediate to advanced users, but may not be suitable for beginners. I'm personally comfortable with toys that are 1 1/2" in diameter, but this toy felt even a bit larger to me, probably due to the ribbing. Just something you might want to keep in mind if you make the decision to purchase the Vuali.

This particular toy runs on two AA batteries (included), which can be inserted in the base of the toy via a twist cap. You shouldn't experience any difficulties fiddling around with  batteries with this toy, as they slide in quite easily, and the cap is marked to identify which direction they should be inserted. On the bottom is your standard plus and minus symbols to indicate how to insert the batteries, and above that, there's even a little depiction of what the ends of the batteries should look like when properly inserted. Really, this thing is idiot proof. Trust me, I can be an idiot when it comes to batteries and toys, and I didn't have a single problem. The Vuali is controlled by a (+) and (-) button on the shaft of the toy, nearest its base. The (+) button turns the Vuali on, increases the intensity of its steady vibrations, and lets you cycle through the patterns. The (-) button decreases the intensity of its steady vibrations, and lets you cycle back through the patterns. The (-) button will also turn the toy off when held for 3 seconds. Imagine how handy that will be for all those living with children or roommates! Thankfully, I no longer fall into either of those categories, but I still appreciate the feature. Alright, back to the functions of the toy. The Vuali has 6 different levels of steady vibration, and 3 different patterns. The patterns are as follows: pulsating, rapid pulsating, and randomized. The vibrations are deep and rumbley, and oh so perfect. Honestly, it's nice to see a change from the usual buzzy, high pitched vibrations of most toys. The vibrations can be felt all along the shaft, but are most intense in the ribbed bulge. As far as noise is concerned, the Vuali is surprisingly quiet. It cannot be heard very well underneath covers, so you might be able to get away with using this next to a sleeping partner, and it would definitely be safe to use behind a closed door without worry. It boasts of being waterproof, but I have yet to confirm this fact. It is, however, at the very least splash proof.

In regards to cleaning, antibacterial soap and warm water should do the trick. You could also use your favorite toy cleaner, wipes, etc. The Vuali should not be boiled or cleaned in the dishwasher, as it is a vibrator and therefore has inner mechanisms which could be damaged by doing so. To properly disinfect, wipe down with a 10% bleach solution. Like most silicone, the Vuali is a lint magnet, so be sure to clean it before and after each use. Avoid using silicone lubricants with this vibrator, as it is made of silicone and silicone lube will degrade the material. Slick it up with some high-quality water based lube instead, and prepare for a night of fun!


I really enjoyed the Vuali. It's powerful, easy to use, lets you pick your own type of pleasure, and is made of the softest, squishiest silicone I've seen. Gorgeously designed, antimicrobial, quiet, with a prominent yet non-intimidating texture. I'd definitely recommend this, and the other SinFive vibrators, to anyone looking for a simple, strong, attractive addition to their toy chest.

This product was provided to Tales from the ToiBox for free by Eden Fantasys in exchange for an unbiased review. 

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