Start with the shape, not the stimulator
The Ovid is a curved, bi-polar silicone dildo designed for G-spot or prostate stimulation. Before you think about patterns or intensity, get familiar with its shape and how it sits. The sweeping upward curve, bulbous tip and mid-shaft swell are what direct the sensation, and the two conductive poles run along the shaft. Understanding where those poles sit helps you position the toy so the electrical field lands where you want it.
The insertable length is 125 mm / 5 inches, with a maximum diameter of 38 mm / 1.49 inches and a maximum circumference of 120 mm / 4.7 inches. That is a moderate size, but the curve means you should insert slowly and let the tip find its angle rather than pushing straight in. The soft, squeezable platinum-cured silicone gives some give, which makes first use more forgiving.
What you are working with
- Silicone Noir Ovid Electro G-Spot Dildo: Bi-polar design with two conductive poles along the shaft; connects to any ElectraStim stimulator via 2 mm connection. Bi-polar means both electrodes are on the toy itself, so you do not need a separate circuit through the body. The 2 mm connection is the standard ElectraStim plug, so check your stimulator cable matches.
Silicone Noir Ovid Electro G-Spot Dildo - Silicone Noir Ovid Electro G-Spot Dildo: Insertable length 125 mm / 5 inches; max diameter 38 mm / 1.49 inches; max circumference 120 mm / 4.7 inches. These dimensions help you judge whether the Ovid suits your experience level. If you are new to anal or G-spot play, the 5-inch insertable length and 1.49-inch diameter are a sensible starting point, but go at your own pace.
- Silicone Noir Ovid Electro G-Spot Dildo: Made from platinum-cured medical-grade silicone; soft and squeezable. Silicone is body-safe and easy to clean, and the softness means the toy can flex slightly with your body rather than feeling rigid.
Set up before you insert
The Ovid ships with a microfibre storage bag and a multilingual instruction booklet. Read the booklet first, especially the sections on connecting and cleaning. The steps below cover the practical order that makes a first session smoother.
- 1. Check the connection: The Ovid uses a 2 mm connection. Confirm your ElectraStim stimulator cable has the matching 2 mm plug. If you are using a different brand, check compatibility before connecting. Do not force a plug that does not fit.
- 2. Clean the toy: Wash the silicone with warm water and a toy cleaner or mild soap before first use. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a lint-free cloth. The supplied microfibre bag is for storage, not cleaning.
- 3. Apply water-based lubricant: Use a water-based lubricant with silicone toys. Apply a generous amount to the shaft and to yourself. Silicone lubricant can degrade silicone toys over time, so avoid it unless the manufacturer states otherwise.
- 4. Connect the cable to the toy first: Plug the 2 mm connector into the Ovid before turning on the stimulator. Keep the stimulator switched off and intensity at zero while you connect. This avoids an unexpected jolt.
- 5. Position the toy: Lie down or recline in a comfortable position. Insert the tip slowly, angling the curve toward the G-spot (front wall of the vagina) or the prostate (front wall of the rectum). The bulbous tip and mid-shaft swell should sit against the area you want to stimulate. Do not force past resistance.
- 6. Turn on and start low: Switch on the stimulator with intensity at its lowest setting. Increase gradually until you feel a gentle tingling or pulsing. The Ovid is designed for teasing pulsations and powerful contractions, but start well below your maximum. You can always go up; you cannot undo a sudden jump.
Pacing your first electro session
Electro stimulation feels different from vibration. It works on the muscles and nerves directly, so the sensation can be sharper and more internal. Start with short sessions, maybe five to ten minutes, and pay attention to how your body responds. The Ovid's bi-polar design means the current runs between the two poles along the shaft, so the sensation is concentrated where the toy sits rather than spreading through the body.
Use the stimulator's patterns to explore. Many ElectraStim units offer continuous, pulsed and wave-like settings. Begin with a steady low pulse rather than a fast, intense pattern. If you feel any discomfort, reduce the intensity or switch off. The goal is a pleasurable, controllable sensation, not a test of endurance.
Because the Ovid is curved and has a mid-shaft swell, you can also try gentle rocking or clenching around it while the stimulation runs. The soft silicone flexes with movement, which can change how the poles contact the tissue. Keep movements slow and deliberate.
What comes in the box
- Silicone Noir Ovid Electro G-Spot Dildo: Includes 1x Ovid Electro G-Spot Dildo, 1x microfibre storage bag, 1x instruction booklet (EN/FR/DE/NL/ES/IT). The booklet covers connection and basic operation in six languages. The storage bag keeps dust off the silicone between sessions.
Aftercare and storage
Disconnect the cable from the Ovid before cleaning. Wash the silicone with warm water and toy cleaner, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Store it in the supplied microfibre bag, away from other silicone toys if they are not compatible, and keep it out of direct sunlight. Do not boil or put it in the dishwasher unless the instruction booklet specifically says it is safe to do so. The supplied information does not confirm those cleaning methods, so stick to hand washing.
Check the cable and connector for wear before each session. A damaged cable can cause inconsistent stimulation. If the connection feels loose, do not use it until you have replaced the cable.
First-session checkpoints
Use these checkpoints to decide whether to continue, adjust, or stop.
- Comfortable insertion: The Ovid should slide in with gentle pressure and plenty of lubricant. If you feel sharp pain or resistance, stop and reassess your angle or relaxation.
- Sensation is tingling, not stinging: A mild tingle or pulsing is expected. Stinging or burning can mean the intensity is too high or the connection is poor. Reduce intensity or switch off and check the cable.
- You can feel the poles: The two conductive poles run along the shaft. If the sensation feels uneven, try rotating the toy slightly so both poles make contact with the area you want to stimulate.
- Stop while it still feels good: Ending on a positive note is better than pushing to discomfort. You can always have another session.
