4.3-Inch Orange Crystal Glass Butt Plug

Marsoni

M251S

$32.00

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4.3-Inch Orange Crystal Glass Butt PlugHIGHLIGHTS 1. Safe Material: Body safe borosilicate glass. 2. Stylish Look: Vibrant orange crystal design. 3. Hygienic: Non porous and easy to clean. 4. Temperature Play: Can be warmed or cooled. 5. User Friendly: Ideal for all experience levels. SPECIFICATIONS Material Borosilicate glass Total Length 11cm 4. 3inch Max Diameter 3. 6cm 1. 6inch Weight 0. 17kg 0. 37lb

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