
About this product
The Fantasy For Her G-Spot Stimulate-Her is a dual-motor vibrator with an insertable curved shaft and an external clitoral stimulator shaped as a butterfly. The shaft features a flexible stem angled to target internal areas, with a motor at the tip offering 20 vibration patterns. The base houses a second motor for clitoral stimulation and includes a small anal tickler. The device has an internal heating function that reaches up to 40°C (104°F), controlled by a separate button. A wireless remote is included for distance control of the vibration motors; the remote does not activate the heating function. The unit can also be operated via built-in controls. Made from silicone, it recharges over USB. The device is not fully waterproof and should not be submerged. Remote batteries are included.
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Also sold at PinkCherry
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Specifications
- Brand
- Fantasy for Her
- Product type
- G Spot Vibrator
- Materials
- Silicone
- In the box
- Wireless remote
- Remote batteries
- USB charging cable
- UPC
- 603912752137
- MPN
- PD492912
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Product data last updated: October 2, 2026
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