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Disclaimer: This review is based solely on my personal experience with the product. I’m not a sexologist or medical professional, so please do your own research before use. This is a sexual wellness device — it should be used with care, proper understanding, and in moderation. Always listen to your body and consult a doctor if you have any concerns. Use at your own discretion and risk. The Pump It Up Enlargement Kit is a penis pump by Arouz’d, an exclusive line of sex toys for men available at Spencer’s. This product isn’t just another pleasure tool — it’s a sexual wellness device with health benefits that go beyond stimulation. When most people think of penis toys, they think of strokers, masturbators, or cock rings — but a penis pump brings something totally different to the table. It's not just about pleasure; it's about supporting stronger erections, enhancing stamina, and exploring a new form of self-intimacy. If you're looking to grow your collection and try something more functional and performance-focused, a penis pump is a great addition. And if you prefer the old-school feel of a manual mechanical pump, this is a solid, easy-to-find option at your local Spencer’s.

The Arouz’d Plug N’ Play offers impressive quality at an accessible $32.99 price point. Its smooth silicone, strong rumbly vibrations, and prostate-focused design make it a great choice for those with some anal play experience looking to explore P-spot stimulation without spending big.

Overall, I really enjoyed this toy. I like that it is a non-realistic and simple design, but also well-made and has such a long warranty. I recommend this toy for someone who uses it with a harness because of how well it stays in place. The suction feature is very strong and great for solo play and the base is good for grinding. The toy is also very easy to clean and store.

Ironically this Bullet is hit or miss, and it has nothing to do with aim. CalExotics' Bullet is pretty great when it works, but getting it to work seems almost as fickle as getting the Blush Lipstick to work. The device is remote controlled, each device requiring a AAA to work, and features 12 settings (mix of vibrations and patterns). Unlike Iroha, CalExotics was not kind enough to include any batteries, so make sure you have some on hand. The Bullet can be fully inserted in either desired entry point and can be easily retrieved with the cord attached to the one end. The device is almost silent to others once inserted which could make it interesting for public use. The remote allows for easy use on your own or with a partner as it can be used up to 32.75 ft (10m) away. No IPX rating given, but it does claim to be usable in and out of water. No use time is given for this device, and given the weird events during testing I'm not even sure how to guess at a proper length so 60 minutes was my overall guesstimate. Can be a great toy for first time users, and can be fun for public/private partner play.

The Max Performance Ring from Firmtech is a stretchy, elastic cock ring that uses an innovative clasp to wrap around your balls and over the top of the penis to restrict blood flow for a stronger and longer lasting erection. While this can be used for everyday sex, it is marketed more towards those with ED, so while you will get a bump in hardness and performance if your fit and active, actual performance may vary depending on your personal situation. At a minimum, the Max Performance Ring is a comfortable cock ring that does almost all the right things however its held back by a couple of small QC issues and its high price tag ($60 USD).

The Kink Zapper 2.0 is fucking terrifying, and utterly effective.

Decent quality, though nothing exceptional. The sizing labels are misleading as 'Beginner' is actually regular/average size, while 'Advanced' is large. This terminology feels problematic since it implies you need to 'advance' to a larger size, which doesn't make sense for most users. This information might help others choose the right option. The back of the packaging does indicate 'large,' but many online retailers don't show all angles of the product. The sizing would probably be clearer if you could compare them in person at a physical store.