Bionic Dual Pulsating Probe

$169.99

All orders are sent with ‘Deborah’ as the sender and a post office box number unrelated to our official address.

Orders are double packed - either in a box or a padded bag and then enclosed in a satchel.

Standard shipping is free for orders over $100 and $9.99 for orders under $100. We offer express postage for $12.99 and have a GIVE IT TO ME NOW option for $15. These orders will be sent by Express Post the same business day if ordered before 1pm. You can check if your suburb is in the Next Day Network here (The Pleasure Box is based in Canberra).

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All orders are sent with ‘Deborah’ as the sender and a post office box number unrelated to our official address.

Orders are double packed - either in a box or a padded bag and then enclosed in a satchel.

Paypal
Credit Cards
Bank Deposit
AfterPay
Zippay
Latitude Pay

CalExotics Bionic™ Dual Pulsating Probe has 7 functions of intense vibration that are paired with a sleek submersible plug and continuous dual pulsating action.

Choose the intensity of your pleasure and take a wild ride with the 7 knee-shaking functions of vibration. The dual pulsating action delivers rumbling backdoor stimulation, while the contoured base and firm body deliver during your most X-rated moments. Enjoy comfortable insertion, effortless stimulation and gentle removal with the flanged base and powerful motor.

Recharge the premium silicone probe in 2 hours with the provided USB charging cable to enjoy 50 minutes of high-speed stimulation or 80 minutes of low speed pleasure. While the easy button controls the intensity and the plump probe gives you the stimulation you want, the integrated state of the art memory chip remembers just how you like it by starting on the last function used.