Brand
Doxy — every product, scored
1 products in this category. Average Coyscore 79.
Doxy makes one anal toy, and it scores well — 79 from 149 aggregated reviews. They're known for mains-powered wand vibrators, and The Don brings that same build quality to a prostate massager. If you want something that will last and you don't mind a cord, this is worth looking at.
What they make
One product: The Don, a silicone prostate massager with a mains-powered motor. It sits in the anal vibrators category, which means it's shaped for internal use and built to stay put while the motor does the work. The cord gives you consistent power — no battery fade, no recharging mid-session — and the silicone body means you can clean it properly and keep it for years.
Anal Vibrators
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The Don By Doxy
79 Worth a Look
What they build it from
Everything Doxy makes for anal play is silicone, which means it's non-porous and you can sterilise it. That's the entire range — one product, one material, and it's the right one. Soap and hot water is all it needs, or you can boil it if you're sharing. No guesswork, no compromise.
Silicone (1)
The supplier states a material for only 1 of 1 products in this range, which is too few to make a brand-level claim about. We will not extrapolate one.
Their best-scoring products
The Don is the only product they make for anal play, and it's also their best-scoring one — 79 puts it in the "Worth a Look" grade. Reviewers like the power and the fact that it doesn't run out of charge, though the cord isn't for everyone. If you want a prostate massager that plugs in and stays strong, this is the one to consider.
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