Something of a let-down, including safety issues
Cheap, but there are important things to realize. 1. These are SMALL. The sound has a cap less than an inch across and probe 2 inches deep. The plug is smaller than your thumb... and this is a safety issue. The plug is small enough that the base can very easily be pushed into you, and at that point you're going to the E.R. to get it extracted. For this reason alone I urge people to not use this. One good push (is it in yet? It doesn't feel like it, it's too small and... oops) or clench and you're in trouble. Even the cable "tail" is so short that you wouldn't even have a chance of tugging it out, as it would disappear into the nether along with the plug. 2. The probe connectors aren't even the same kind! The connector for the plug is a single pole connector that connects to the most common TENS units, but the connector to the sound is a "snap" type with a custom cable that has a very small (1.5mm, I think) "stereo" plug. I had to do literal cut-and-splice using a "donor" cable to get it to work. 3. The surface finish doesn't return to super-shiny after cleaning. This indicates that it's not as well-polished as it could be. This means that, on a microscopic level, it's going to be rough, and could trap bacteria. Okay, that said, does it "do the job"? Well... not really. The plug is so short it won't reach your prostate. The sound is so short it doesn't path the electrical current through your prostate, it just makes the top part of the shaft hurt. If all you want to do is to make your partner yell, yeah, it'll do that. But if you're looking for deep prostate exercise, look elsewhere. Read more