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Shock Therapy Pleasure Probe

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$35.99 (20% off)
List Price: ~~$44.99~~

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Synopsis

Give your sex life a charge with the Shock Therapy Pleasure Probe!

Perfect for beginners and those new to electro-sex (and who isn't?), a torpedo-shaped probe plugs into the electro-power unit and provides thrilling e-stimulation. The sleek design features a tapered tip and base (3" long), making it ideal for anal play. You choose a setting on the power unit's dial to control the intensity and go from a sensuous tingle to a throbbing tap in seconds. Switch between “SLOW” or “FAST” to control the frequency of the shock, or adjust the dial to control the strength of the shock.

The Luv Touch™ compact control unit sends electrical impulses to the probe and can be used alone as a hand massager or together with the probe. To use the control as a hand massager, switch to “IN” mode. The oval center piece delivers the shock once your palm touches any other part of the metal. To use the power unit with the probe, switch it to “OUT” mode and connect the probe’s plug-in jack.

This product works best with Pipedream's Shock Therapy Electro-Sex Gel.

Requires: 1 3-volt battery (which is included)

3 Reasons To buy this toy

First there was the finger; then fruit and vegetables; then Colt Power Pak Bullet; this is the electro-future!
Sometimes it is not the size that matters - but you didn't hear that from me.
Think of it as a controllable gerbil with electro-qualities.

Review

READ THE INSTRUCTION PAMPHLET BEFORE USING THIS TOY!

Why the bold warning? Because I received several unintentional and quite jolting shocks just putting the battery in!

After my initial testing of the "shock therapy" toy Shock Therapy Cock Cage, I decided that a sensitive partner was needed to help me out on the next one - an anal shock probe! After getting plugged by humongous star cocks, Christmas tree-sized plugs, vibrating dongs and the occasional live drunken pick-up cock, my ass knows what a good pounding is like. Will adding electrical shocks elevate the experience?

The TLA offices have a variety of gay guys - young and old(er); cute and alternative; coupled and loose moraled. I brought into my cubicle one of the latter (who shall remain nameless) and got him to agree to come over to my place after work, have a few drinks and eventually "test" this toy. Well, that's not how I presented it to him, but it worked.

I'll skip the drinking, smoking and convincing part of the evening and get to the actual testing of the toy. Remember to calmly and correctly put the device together: the control switch has three settings: one for slow and fast; the other off and on (also controls the strength of the impulse) and the third, "in and out" - that was the shocker. Make sure when inserting the battery that it is set for OUT otherwise you'll start getting shocks by just putting in the battery and holding the controls. That accomplished we got to work.

Telling my new friend that I was a bit scared of the toy, he innocently (or naively) volunteered to be the electrified bottom. I set the unit to "out", plugged it to the anal probe (only three inches long and not thick) greased both the probe and his ridiculously cute butt and pushed it in. Easy. Then I turned it on to the lowest setting and was pleasantly shocked when my plugged-in friend reacted with a laughing ouch! We were in business. I sent varying degrees of jolting electrical sparks to his twitching ass and he took it all - well, the fastest and hardest setting did get him to scream and end the session. It was fun for both but not exactly a sexual turn on - but it did reve him up and make him eager for some different kind of anal play! Let's just say the vodka was a wise and cheap investment.

The probe works as an electro-stimulating toy for the sexually adventurous. But I still need to caution people that this is still electro-shock sex play and you should be careful especially if you have a heart problem, epilepsy, or, as the packaging warns, pregnant!

-- Randy Siempre