Toosh Purple Silicone Butt Plug Medium Review: A Sensible Step Up

The good and the bad

What works

• Smooth silicone body that is body-safe and easy to keep clean
• Tapered tip and flared base make positioning and retention straightforward
• No batteries or charging, so it is always ready to use
• Part of a small, medium and large range, so you can size up or down
• Decorative jewelled base gives a neat finish

What to be aware of

• At 3.4 cm wide it is a step-up size, not a beginner's first plug
• Silicone body rules out silicone-based lubricant
• A jewelled metal base can loosen over time and needs checking
• Insertable length is short, so it holds shallow rather than deep

Buy it if

Anyone who has grown comfortable with a small plug and wants a moderate increase in width without committing to the largest size. The always-ready, no-battery design suits people who want simplicity.

Skip it if

Complete beginners, who should start with a slimmer plug around 2.5 cm or less, and anyone chasing a longer or deeper fit, who will want a different shape entirely.

Design And Materials

The plug is made from smooth, soft silicone, which is the sensible standard for anything worn internally: it is non-porous, easy to sanitise and comfortable against the skin. The tapered tip eases the first moment of insertion, widening to 3.4 cm before narrowing sharply to the flared base.

The one point to flag is the jewelled base. It is a decorative metal fitting rather than moulded silicone, which looks attractive but is a component that can, over a long lifespan, work loose. It is worth a quick check before each use to make sure it is seated firmly.

Shape, Fit And How It Is Used

With a 7 cm insertable length and a 3.4 cm maximum width, this is a plug designed to sit and hold rather than to be moved a great deal. The narrow neck below the widest point is what keeps it comfortably in place once inserted.

The width is the honest deciding factor. If a small plug now feels unremarkable, this is a logical next step. If you have never used a plug before, 3.4 cm is enough to be off-putting, and starting smaller will serve you better. Go slowly and use plenty of lubricant regardless of experience.

Lubricant And Cleaning

Because the body is silicone, use a water-based lubricant only. Silicone-based lubricants can degrade a silicone surface over time, dulling it and shortening its life, so keep them well away from this one.

Cleaning is simple: warm water with a mild soap or a dedicated toy cleaner before and after each use, then dry fully before storing somewhere clean and away from direct heat. The metal jewel means it is worth drying the base thoroughly rather than leaving it damp.

How It Compares

Against a plain flared plug of the same size, the main difference here is the decorative jewelled base, which is a matter of taste rather than function. The safety comes from the flared shape, not the jewel.

Compared with beginner plugs, the 3.4 cm width places this clearly a rung up. Against larger plugs and weighted or vibrating designs, it is deliberately simple and battery-free. The three-size range is the real advantage: you can find your comfortable fit and stay within a consistent shape and material.

The bottom line

The Toosh medium is a sensible, no-fuss silicone plug for someone progressing beyond a beginner size, and the matching small and large options make it easy to get the fit right. Choose it if 3.4 cm sounds like a comfortable step up, remember the water-based lubricant rule, and give the jewelled base an occasional check.