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Use
This wand is nice solid glass, with wonderful texture all down the shaft. It's great for solo use, or could be shared with a partner. Be careful not to thrust too deeply, as the glass could easily bruise the cervix. I wouldn't recommend this toy for anal usage either. It's best used for the vagina alone. Being made of pure tempered glass, it is a wonderful toy for those who enjoy temperature play.
Material / Texture
The tempered glass that this wand is made of is one of the most hygienic materials that a toy can be made of. It's ideal for the couple who likes to share their toys, as it is non-porous, and can be boiled, or even thrown in the dishwasher to disinfect it. It has no smell, and feels nice and smooth to the touch. If you're interested in temperature play, just pop it in the fridge for a little while or even just run it under cold water, and it'll be nice and cool to the touch. It holds the temperature very well.
Design / Shape / Size
This toy looks a bit intimidating at first view, but it actually feels quite nice. It has an almost Christmas-tree like shape to the head of it, followed by three bulges, and then a thinner shaft and a slight curve of a handle. It doesn't really look like a sex toy, so it could possibly be displayed with people not necessarily knowing what it was. It's a good size, 8-3/4 inches long, with 7-3/4 inches of it being insertable. It has a circumference of 4-1/2 inches, and 1 3/8 inch diameter. The tip of it is small enough that it can be used for pinpoint pressure as well.
Performance
This toy is wonderful for a bit of temperature play all over your body. The texture of it is also really nice when thrusting in and out of your vagina. The little nub tip, while it looks intimidating, is very nice for pinpoint pressure. I also found the Christmas-tree like tip to be quite nice when rubbed across the clitoris.
Care and Maintenance
The tempered glass that this toy is made of is one of the easiest materials to care for. While all the details on the tip may look like they are difficult to clean, they're surprisingly easy. I use either soap and water, or my favorite wipes. For more thorough cleaning, you can also boil it, put it in 10% bleach solution, or run it through the dishwasher. For storage, I recommend wrapping it in something soft, like a pouch of some sort, or even a sock, so that it doesn't hurt anything around it.
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