I really wasn’t sure what to expect when I knew not one, but two G-Spot Lollipops were on their way to me. I had read nothing but good reviews. I had spoken at some length with Dennis, who was very helpful and happy to answer any questions, and I’d heard other reviewers gush about their customer service.
I was drawn in by all of the colors and the “fun-ness” of the product. But I was still skeptical.
The G-Spot Lollipop is designed to stimulate one’s g-spot. Obviously. I’ve got a Single Pop and a Double Pop. The Single Pop features one acrylic ball, meant for insertion, and a smaller plastic ball on the other end, meant to be used as a handle. The Double Pop features two acrylic balls of different sizes, both meant for insertion. All of the G-Spot Lollipops are made with surgical steel rods that the acrylic balls are secured to with medical grade glue. Care and cleaning instructions can be found here.
Before we get much further, let me say this: there is no reason (other than the ten dollar difference in price) that you should buy the Single Pop over the Double Pop. Seriously…it just makes sense…go with the Double. It’s like you’re getting two toys instead of one. Of course, there are reasons why you might prefer the Travel Pop or the J-Pop, but I suggest you leave the Single Pop out if you’re considering one of these.
Now, there are a couple of things I really dig about the G-Spot Lollipop. First of all, it’s totally body safe and can be easily sterilized. That’s good news if you plan on sharing or are thinking of using it anally (which you could do (but I won’t) with the Double Pop, but I wouldn’t recommend with the Single or Travel Pops). Secondly…it’s customizable. You get to pick the size of your acrylic balls. Which is pretty sweet. The smaller ball on my Double Pop has a circumference of 5.5″, the larger 6.25″. Depending on your preference for girth, you can choose a smaller circumference or you can make my vagina look like a wimp and go with the largest size.























