Brand
Neon — every product, scored
2 products in this category. Average Coyscore 83.
Neon makes two bunny-tail plugs, both silicone, both scoring well above the category average. If you want something playful that you can actually clean properly, this is where you look. The blue one edges ahead on review count and score, but they're both solid picks for anyone starting out or adding a bit of theatre to the drawer.
What they make
Two products, one idea: silicone plugs with soft bunny tails attached. The 5-inch blue version has the stronger review count and sits at 86; the pink one comes in at 79 with a thinner sample. Both are beginner-friendly in size and both belong to the tail subcategory, which means they're as much about the look as the feel. If you're after a plug that doubles as costume, these do the job without asking you to compromise on material.
Butt Plug Tails
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Neon Bunny Plug Tail 5 Inch — Blue
86 Coy Recommended -
Neon Bunny Plug Tail — Pink
79 Worth a Look
What they build it from
Both products are silicone, which means both are non-porous — you can sterilise them, share them safely, and expect them to last. That puts Neon ahead of most of the tail category, where PVC and TPE are still common. It's a small range, but it's a clean one, and that matters more than the product count when you're deciding what goes inside you.
Silicone (2)
The supplier states a material for only 2 of 2 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 blue 5-inch tail is the one to start with — 58 reviews, Coy Recommended, and consistently praised for being soft, easy to insert and exactly as described. The pink version scores lower and has fewer reviews, but it's still Worth a Look if the colour matters to you. Both are beginner-friendly; neither asks much of you. If you're new to plugs or tails, either will do the job without drama.
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