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Eclipse Wristband Remote Thrusting Rotator ProbeThe Eclipse Wristband Remote Thrusting Rotator Probe is a sensual silicone probe created to ease you into thrilling anal pleasure. the sleek wristband remote controls 12 powerful vibration functions with intense synchronised rotating, thrusting actions and two powerful motors. The stylish, yet discreet wristband controller makes it easy for you or your lover to control vibration intensity with the touch of a button. Whenever or wherever passion takes
The Eclipse Wristband Remote Thrusting Rotator Probe is a sensual silicone probe created to ease you into thrilling anal pleasure. the sleek wristband remote controls 12 powerful vibration functions with intense synchronised rotating, thrusting actions and two powerful motors.The stylish, yet discreet wristband controller makes it easy for you or your lover to control vibration intensity with the touch of a button. Whenever or wherever passion takes you, this passionate vibrator's 32-foot (10m) radius range and 12 intense functions of vibration are ready for playtime.
Choose the intensity of your pleasure and ride the waves of orgasmic internal stimulation with synchronized rotation, vibration, and thrusting action. The sensually curved shaft, suction cup, and easy-push remote control allows you to dive deep into effortless stimulation. Two powerful vibration motors in the shaft and base deliver rumbling rumbling backdoor stimulation, while the contoured body flexes and moves with you during your most X-rated moments. Enjoy comfortable insertion, effortless stimulation and gentle removal with the gentle ergonomic shape, flexible design, and curved base.
While the easy button controls the intensity and the plump probe gives you the stimulation you want, the integrated state-of-the-art memory chip remembers just how you like it by starting on the last function used.
Discreet Wristband Remote Control with Fully Adjustable Watch-Like Buckle Closure
12 Intense Functions of Vibration with Synchronous Thrusting Shaft and Rotating Head
Waterproof - May Be Used In or Out of the Water
Memory Chip Resumes on Last Function Used
Hygienically Superior Silicone
Security Travel Lock Feature
Easy Push-button Control
Probe May Be Used Independently of Remote
Instructions Included
One Year Warranty
Dual Motors: Shaft Stimulation Plus Vibrating Base
Suction Cup Base
USB Rechargeable Probe and Remote; Dual Charging Cord Included
Charging/Run Times:
Initial Charging Time: 1.5 Hours
Run Time on High: 45 Minutes
Run Time on Low: 1 Hour
Probe Measurements: 3.75" x 1.25" / 9.5cm x 3.25cm
Base Measurements: 4.5"/ 11.5cm
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★★★★★ 1
This book will crush infertile couples
Format: Paperback
I don't know how this book has a 5-star review rating. It's poorly researched and lacks any depth on the very subject it's supposed to be dealing with. The first section on Birth-Control just goes on and on about how Children are a Blessing and a Reward from God. And it says in one of the footnotes that the only reason couples shouldn't have kids is if the wife has a medical condition that would make pregnancy life-threatening or they are too old when they got married. Infertility isn't even mentioned. In the section on Infertility, there is NO research on how common it is, what causes it, etc. It's just Infertility is hard on women, and men will never quite understand why. And then on ARTs, they are treated as a guarantee that a couple will have kids if they do the treatment. The one and only stat he cites in this section is on IVF and he clearly read the information wrong. He didn't look to see what the difference is between cycles and transfers and said that IVF has over a 50% success rate in women under 34. That number is way too high and will only cause false hope, and misunderstandings about childless couples. And some of his research was from 2007, making it out of date in this cutting-edge technology.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Great reference
Format: Paperback
This book is well organized and easy to follow. As a nurse educator, this will be a great supplement to my toolbox.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2023
★★★★★ 1
Poor spelling and grammar
Format: Paperback
Numerous spelling and grammar mistakes. Gives some wrong information (remeron and ramelteon are NOT the same med).
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Easy to follow with helpful info
Format: Kindle
Book is well-written and easy to follow. The Interprofessional box at the end of each chapter provides helpful nuggets of information related to treatment options, client education, and resources.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Great information
Format: Paperback
Great information for the elderly! Easy to follow and understand.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023