I was very excited when I first saw this toy, as I’m a big fan of external stimulation. This is a clitoral vibrator, so it’s designed to tease sensitive external parts of the body. The Kisser by Doc Johnson is soft, cute and seems like it would replicate the teasing of a tongue. It’s made of a spongy elastomer (think squishy rubber-like scientific stuff), is phthalate free and waterproof. The cupped tip has nubbies to caress the clitoris. Yum, right?

Unfortunately, The Kisser left me wanting a bit more. The first time I used it was with a partner. He used it to stimulate my clit while penetrating me. After a short time, it was put aside because it just didn’t provide quite enough punch. Later, during the same session, it was picked up again to use as an add-on to oral pleasure. Once again, I ended up tossing it aside after a while. (Just give me the full solo tongue already!)

I felt disappointed, because I had high expectations for this toy, and I do love other Doc Johnson products. So I decided to try a third time – alone. You know, just to be ABSOLUTELY SURE and see if I felt any differently. I started on my clit. The curve of the tip is nice and the jelly feel would be great for a sensitive women. However, I personally like something more firm when teasing the man in the boat. So, I thought I’d move on to my G- Spot. (Just to be totally, really, really sure. I’m a journalist, so sometimes I make sacrifices.) When holding the handle at the base it was difficult to apply pressure on the spot because the shaft is more flimsy. The verdict is, it might be enjoyable for someone who enjoys a lighter vibration, but I’m a gal who needs someone to kiss me a little more aggressively.