Realistic Dildo The Naturals Heavy Veined Dong with Vibration Natural 19.6 x Ø 4.8 cm

Realistic Dildo The Naturals Heavy Veined Dong with Vibration Natural 19.6 x Ø 4.8 cm 🤍

The Naturals Heavy Veined Dong by Doc Johnson is a realistic vibrating dildo in the colour Natural. Its shaft is heavily veined along its whole length, and the glans is clearly shaped. Below the rim of the glans lies a ring of skin folds, and the shaft is straight and equally thick down to its flat end. It has no suction cup or widened base, so you guide it by hand. It is long, thick and phthalate-free. The material is PVC. It sits under realistic dildos, under dildos and in our sex toys section.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: PVC, phthalate-free
• 🎨 Colour: Natural
• 📏 Dimensions: 19.6 x Ø 4.8 cm
• 🎛️ Controls: Twist control at the base
• 👉 Use: Water-based lubricant, plenty of it
• ✅ Care: Wipe the shaft, keep the control dry, store separately
• ⭐ Special feature: Vibrating, heavily veined

❓ FAQ

How is the vibration controlled?

With the clear plastic twist control at the base. It stays outside the body during use, so you can reach it at any time.

How do you best get started?

Put lubricant on the glans and shaft, insert it slowly without vibration first, then turn the control up bit by bit. That way you get used to the thickness and the veins before the vibration comes in.

Which lubricant fits?

A water-based one, and plenty of it, because oil attacks PVC. The selection is under water-based lubricant.

May it be used anally?

No, because without a suction cup or pronounced base no toy belongs in the bottom: the rectum has no natural limit, and the sphincter pulls inward whatever it can grip.

How is it cleaned?

PVC is porous, so you clean the shaft after every use with lukewarm water and a sex toy cleaner and keep the twist control away from water while doing so. Then you let it air-dry; when sharing, you put a condom on it.

How do you store it?

Dry and protected from dust, for example in a fabric pouch, and apart from other soft toys, because soft plastics can transfer colour to each other with prolonged contact.