Tantus General Review

I have mixed feelings about the design of the Tantus General. In terms of aesthetics, I like the simple, smooth and sleek look. Even if it doesn't have a suction cup base, I like that the flared base makes it anal safe and good for strap-on play. However, the shape doesn't do it for me in terms of sensation. I think I'm a bit more of a texture, girlie. I also prefer very pronounced tips, bulbs, or "heads" for really intense g-spot and a-spot pleasure.

Even though the firmness and size renders this dildo more suitable for experienced dildo users, there's nothing else about the Tantus General that's difficult to use. It's so smooth and easy to work with once you're past the tip! It's also super easy to clean.

I really appreciate that the Tantus General is made of 100% premium silicone. I also know that Tantus is known for making high-quality products in general. I definitely know that my other Tantus dildo (the Tantus Cush) is a great quality product! But I have to say that the quality isn't immediately apparent in the Tantus General because of the tacky surface. It just makes it look super porous even though it isn't.

I'm usually quite willing to pay good money for a high quality dildo that's made to last a lifetime. But for me, the Tantus General just didn't hit the right spot. I don't think it'll be my first or second choice for solo penetration play, so it's not quite worth the price tag for me. The dildo didn't come with a storage bag either, and I would have liked one for that price!

Long story short, the Tantus General didn't live up to my expectations. Even though I liked the size of it, the shape didn't didn't do it for me. It didn't help me target all those internal sweet spots that I enjoy stimulating when playing with dildos. That said, I think it would do very well as an anal dildo for very advanced anal adventurers looking for a smooth yet bulbous shaft to play with.

The packaging was also a bit underwhelming. It came wrapped in a plastic bag inside of a cardboard box with the product sticker on the outside. While this is quite discreet, the first impressions of the quality weren't great. There wasn't even a small informational leaflet or manual for more information about the product.

Since the Tantus General is made 100% of premium silicone, it's a breeze to clean and sterilize. Simply wash it with warm water and a mild soap in between uses. For an extra thorough cleaning, you can sterilize it in boiling water for a few minutes. Because the surface is so tacky and sticky, I don't recommend using a cloth or towel to dry it as the lint will cling to it. Simply let it air dry and put it away for storage. Try keeping it away from dust and lint and avoid direct contact with other silicone items.