Doc Johnson Platinum Silicone The Gal Pal, Purple

October 3, 2015 - Comment

Doc johnson introduces the newest addition to our platinum silicone line. the gal pal strapless strap on. the gal pal you love is now available to you in non-vibrating platinum silicone. anatomically designed to stimulate both the giver and receiver, this strapless wonder is 100% phthalate-free and hypo-allergenic. featuring a “trigger” bump for clitoral stimulation

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(as of January 22, 2020 10:38 pm GMT+0000 - Details)

Doc johnson introduces the newest addition to our platinum silicone line. the gal pal strapless strap on. the gal pal you love is now available to you in non-vibrating platinum silicone. anatomically designed to stimulate both the giver and receiver, this strapless wonder is 100% phthalate-free and hypo-allergenic. featuring a “trigger” bump for clitoral stimulation and a long shaft that includes three smooth, rounded beads for easy and amazing penetration and g-spot/prostate stimulation! whether you’re a top or a bottom you will enjoy every bit of deep thrusting action the gal pal provides. and when you’re done, the gal pal is dishwasher safe (top rack only) so cleaning is a breeze. proudly made in the usa.

Product Features

  • Platinum high grade silicone
  • Phthlate-free
  • Made in usa

Comments

Sarah Peacock says:
October 3, 2015 at 3:39 am

Too short but fun! Good product surprisingly it did stay in! I only gave it 4 stars cause it was just too short…

freedomzsunset says:
October 3, 2015 at 4:01 am

Strapless harness= amazing My fiance and I tried this one out and from my experience it is better than anyone i have bought thus far. I love that i don’t have to worry about the straps and that it stays in place. I worried it may move and hurt my partner but it didn’t. It’s well worth the cost and then some. Hope everyone else enjoys it as we have.

Shelby says:
October 3, 2015 at 4:13 am

Difficult to use While the size is fine it could be a little more solid. I had difficulties holding it ‘in’ after a little bit because the darn thing became entirely too slippery. Once it got to the point of being hard to hold in place, it was no longer enjoyable to use.

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