Vaginal what? That’s right—I recently discovered a new product category that immediately sparked my curiosity.
After testing over 900 sex toys, I’m always on the lookout for fresh innovations in sex tech—especially when it comes to new ways of experiencing pleasure. It’s exciting to see not just the technology evolving, but also how our approach to pleasure and stimulation is changing. So, when I stumbled upon a vaginal plug while browsing Uberrime Dildos, I knew instantly what I wanted to review next.
The world of dildos is a bit of a paradox for me. Despite being one of the least-tested categories in my collection, they’re the ones I have most prominently on display.
I’ve dedicated an entire bookshelf to showcasing the many dildos I’ve accumulated over the years—around three of them are from Uberrime. I always chuckle when my cleaner dusts them. She looks at them with curiosity as she gently sweeps around them, and I often wonder what’s going through her mind. I do worry sometimes that one might get knocked off the shelf!
The reason I display them, honestly, is because they’re gorgeous—too stunning to be tucked away in a box. Their free-standing designs practically beg to be shown off.
When I unboxed my latest goodies from Uberrime, a friend remarked that the vaginal plugs looked like trophies—and once again, my decision to keep them on display felt entirely justified.
So, what is a vaginal plug?
A vaginal plug is a sexual device similar to a butt plug, but designed for vaginal insertion. Like their anal counterparts, vaginal plugs come in various sizes and shapes. At Uberrime, they offer three sizes: small, medium, and large, with designs ranging from rounded to G-spot angled shapes. They all feature a widened base to ensure safety and ease of removal, and some can even be used for anal stimulation—but only those with the proper base size and design. It’s crucial to use toys specifically designed for anal play to avoid accidents.
The purpose of a vaginal plug varies depending on the user’s desires—it can be used for sexual pleasure, exploration, or even pelvic floor strengthening. Some people enjoy the sensation of fullness, while others might use it to enhance pleasure during clitoral stimulation or other activities. I’ve found that having something inside, even stationary, while focusing on clitoral stimulation—whether manually or with a vibrator—enhances the intensity of orgasms.
What sets vaginal plugs apart from standard dildos is that they’re not about thrusting or movement. The focus is on the sensation of fullness—a still, gentle stretch. It’s a different kind of pleasure.
My experience with Uberrime’s vaginal plugs
I opted to try the smaller sizes first, as I typically prefer more compact products for internal stimulation. On Uberrime’s site, you can select between various types of silicone dildos and plugs, choosing according to size, shape, and density. Personally, I enjoy the squishier models—they double as stress-relief toys when squeezed in your hand, providing a satisfying tactile experience. This softer texture can even enhance the realism of the toy, aiding in fantasy or relaxation.
What’s more, you can choose from a variety of colours. I went for an opulent gold and marble effect, giving them an elegant, artistic appeal that I absolutely love—definitely display-worthy!
Now, let’s dive into each of the plugs I tried:
The Suavis Platinum Silicone Vaginal Plug
(Note: This toy is not anal safe.)
In Latin, Suāvis means sweet, pleasant, and delicious—all of which describe this toy perfectly. Soft and squishy, the Suavis is modelled after an actual vaginal casting, designed to fit snugly for Kegel exercises and to create a feeling of fullness. With a smaller base, it pairs beautifully with a vibe for an enhanced experience.
The small size felt surprisingly full when inside, and using it alongside one of my favourite clitoral stimulators made it one of my top choices.
The Festa Platinum Silicone Vaginal Plug
With its bulbous shape and T-handle base, the Festa is ideal for clenching and can provide G-spot stimulation. The smooth surface and varying sizes make it versatile. I found the larger size harder to insert but enjoyed the sense of fullness once in place.
The Fugu Plug
(This one’s suitable for both vaginal and anal play.)
Shaped like a pufferfish, this plug features rows of raised bumps and a rounded head. It was easy to insert due to its tapered tip, and I also used it for clitoral stimulation by rotating the base. I love experimenting with non-vibrating objects for external pleasure, and this one hit the spot.
The Sensi Platinum Silicone Dildo
(Note: This toy is not anal safe.)
Soft and beautifully sculpted, the Sensi by Uberrime is a unique hybrid—a vaginal plug that also functions as a G-spot dildo. Handcrafted and featuring a pronounced ridge and strong curve, this toy is designed to take clenching and Kegel exercises to the next level. Its squeezable silicone adds a whole new dimension to play, offering both tactile pleasure and G-spot stimulation.
Made from certified, skin-safe platinum silicone, Sensi’s satin finish makes it feel luxurious to the touch. What I love most is its smaller base, designed for long-term wear between the labia. And yes, I seriously enjoy squeezing this one! Its impressive girth may be a challenge for some, but that’s part of the appeal—it offers an extra layer of intensity that can really enhance your experience.
The Sentio Plug
(A platinum silicone vaginal plug dildo for Kegels and clenching, that is anal safe!)
The Sentio Plug is similar in size and shape to the popular Sensi Vaginal Plug, but with a key difference—it’s safe for anal use, thanks to its larger, thicker base. Its name, Sentio, derives from the Latin word meaning to perceive or experience, which is fitting for this dual-purpose toy.
Like the Sensi, the Sentio is designed for both clenching and Kegel exercises, but it’s versatile enough to be used vaginally or anally. The soft, squeezable silicone makes it easy to handle, and its smooth surface and pronounced ridge offer a satisfying, realistic sensation—particularly for those craving that feeling of fullness or penetration. The straighter shaft gives it a more traditional feel, making it a great option for users looking to enhance their penetration fantasies.
If you’re missing the sensation of real human penetration, this plug is an excellent alternative.
Caring for your vaginal plugs
As with all silicone toys, they’re compatible with water-based lubricants and should be washed with warm water and soap before and after use.
Now that my review is complete, check out my sacred sexuality bookshelf—my latest collection of Uberrime toys is proudly on display.
For more details on these vaginal plugs and other products, visit the Uberrime website.