| Article number: | 9801004 |
| Quantity: | 2 |
| Available in store: | Check availability |
Bandit dildo is made of premium grade Vixskin silicone. Vixskin silicone is appreciated for its high degree of flexibility and resistance to tearing. The exclusive Vixskin formula contains a harmless silicone lubricant (just like that used in the most popular silicone lubes), suspended between the molecules, giving a more realistic feel and greater elasticity to the toy. Realistic in design, with finely detailed glans, frenulum, veins and balls, Bandit is one of the most life-like silicone dils we carry. Because Bandit is 100% silicone, it's flexible, warms to body heat, is hypoallergenic and hygienic (boilable and bleachable in a 10% solution), and can even be washed in the top rack of your dishwasher. Bandit is compatible with any harness with an O-ring style opening. At time the toy is shipped to us from the manufacturer, a light dusting of cornstarch is added to the toy. This measure is entirely aesthetic and meant to enhance the realistic feel. Reapplication is optional, as VixSkin does not require the use of cornstarch to maintain its integrity.
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Colours: Vanilla, Caramel, Chocolate ( stock permitting )
Cleaning and Care: When needed use warm water and mild soap. Allow to air dry. Store in a cool dry place. Do not use silicone lube with this item.
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