How To Use Doc Johnson’s Pleasure Wand?
The Doc Johnson Pleasure Wand is a far cry from your typical prostate massager. It offers a hands-free experience that eclipses any p-spot vibrator that you’ve ever tried, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The Pleasure Wand’s dual curve is the key to its unparalleled ability to provide sensual bliss. The Doc Johnson Pleasure Wand is shaped a bit like a boomerang—one end is curved to reach your prostate and provide exquisite tingling sensations through its vibrating tip while the other end cups your scrotum, providing the same luxurious vibration to your balls. This sensual aid is perfectly contoured to reach from your anus to scrotum, providing a comfortable fit which ensures pure pleasure every time you use the toy.
Naturally, you’re going to want to start by applying a generous amount of lube to the prostate stimulation end. Since the Pleasure Wand is made from jelly rubber, you’ll want to use a water-based lube with this little wonder, since other lubricants can damage and degrade the material. Wet Comfort and Manglide are both excellent lubes to use with your Pleasure Wand.
The key to using the Doc Johnson Pleasure Wand to its best effect is in the four-speed controller, allowing you to finesse the intensity of vibration to achieve the sensations that will dependably thrill you with testicular bliss while bringing you to a series of rapturous prostate orgasms. When you experiment with the Pleasure Wand’s different settings, begin with the slowest speed and gradually work your way up the intensity scale, as the prostate doesn’t require massive stimulation to get a p-spot orgasm going, and a vibration that’s too intense can feel awfully damned uncomfortable.
The ring at the center of the Pleasure Wand makes it easy to adjust its position and your Pleasure Wand is waterproof as well, allowing you to experience your prostate adventures in the tub if that’s what turns you on. The Doc Johnson Pleasure Wand is a perfect introduction to prostate fun. Use it in good health.
