Cal Exotic Novelties Curved Silicone Prostate Probe

What this is

The Cal Exotic Novelties Curved Silicone Prostate Probe is a single slim black silicone probe with a tapered tip, a curved shaft and a wide flared suction-cup base. It ships on a clear hanging clamshell card printed with the California Exotic Novelties logo, and the card describes the material in two words: pure silicone. One probe is supplied.

The shape is the whole design argument. Instead of running straight, the shaft rises and then bends through a shallow arc toward the tip, and the profile stays narrow along its entire run before widening abruptly into the base. That base is a flat circular disc rather than a small flange, which is why it will stand upright on its own on a smooth surface and why it is the most substantial part of the piece.

It sits in the slim, beginner-scale end of the men's toys range rather than among the large plugs. If you are browsing by shape, the two things that distinguish it from everything near it on the shelf are the curve and the disc base.

The material and how it is built

The card identifies the material as pure silicone, and nothing else about the probe is a separate component — it is a single moulded piece from tip to base with no joins, no seams running down the shaft and no removable parts. There is no motor, no battery compartment, no charging port and no controls. It is an entirely manual, non-powered item.

Silicone is worth understanding because it dictates how you look after the thing. As a material class it is non-porous, which means a fully set silicone surface does not have the microscopic open structure that softer jelly and PVC novelties do, so it washes clean rather than absorbing what it touches. It is also heat-stable and does not go tacky with age the way some older plasticised materials do. The trade-off is a specific incompatibility: silicone lubricants can bond to and degrade a silicone surface over time, leaving it soft or sticky in patches. That is the single most important care fact about this product, and it is the reason a water-based lubricant is the sensible default here.

The finish is a smooth matte-to-satin black with no texture, no ribbing and no graduated beads. Colour is uniform throughout.

Product specifications

Dimensions and weight are deliberately absent from the table above: no measurement is printed anywhere on the packaging photographed for this listing, and the project rule is to publish only what the packaging actually states.

How to use and care for it

Wash it before the first use and again after every use. Warm water and a mild unscented soap are enough; rinse thoroughly, paying attention to the underside of the disc base where the lip meets the shaft, and let it air-dry completely before storing. Silicone takes a long time to dry if it is put away damp.

Apply a generous amount of water-based lubricant to both the probe and the body before use, and reapply rather than forcing anything. Water-based lubricant dries out as it is used; topping it up is normal and expected. Do not use a silicone-based lubricant, and check the ingredient list on any hybrid or "silky" formula before reaching for it, since many of those contain dimethicone or a similar silicone.

The suction cup works on hard, flat, non-porous surfaces — tile, glass, a smooth shower wall, a sealed worktop. Press the disc down firmly to expel the air beneath it. It will not hold on grout lines, textured plastic, fabric or painted wood, and it should never be relied upon to hold a load. Release it by lifting one edge of the disc rather than pulling the shaft.

Store it dry, on its own, away from other silicone items. Silicone pressed against silicone for months can mark. A cloth bag or its own drawer is enough; it needs no special storage case.

Who it is for

This is for adults 18 and over who want a slim, curved, non-powered silicone probe with a safety base, and who are comfortable with the fact that the manufacturer prints no dimensions on the pack. Its narrow profile puts it in the entry-level size bracket within the wider adult toys category, and the absence of a motor makes it one of the simpler things of its kind to clean and store — there is nothing to seal, charge or keep dry.

It suits someone who prefers manual control to vibration, who wants a piece that stands up on its own, and who already uses or is willing to buy a water-based lubricant. It is less suitable for anyone who needs a published length and width before committing, or anyone who wants powered features.

Good to know

Anything used anally needs a flared base, and that is what the wide disc on this probe is for: it is far broader than the shaft, so the piece stays retrievable. Never use an item without such a base for this purpose. Go slowly, use plenty of lubricant, and stop if anything is uncomfortable — discomfort is information, not an obstacle to push through.

Keep it out of reach of children. This is an adult novelty item and not a medical device; it is not intended for any clinical purpose. If you have a medical condition, recent surgery, haemorrhoids, or any symptom you are unsure about, speak to a licensed healthcare professional before use rather than to a retailer. Do not share the probe between people without cleaning it thoroughly first, or without using a barrier.

Inspect it before each use. Silicone is durable but not immortal: if you ever find a nick, a split, a tacky patch or a lifted edge on the base, retire the item rather than repairing it. Browse the rest of the men's range if you want to compare shapes before deciding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this probe made of?

Silicone — the packaging card states "Pure Silicone" and names no other material. It is a single moulded piece with no fabric, metal or plastic components, no seams along the shaft, and no coating that could wear off. The specific formulation, hardness rating and any additional material certifications are not printed on the pack, so this listing does not state them.

What lubricant should I use with it?

Use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based lubricants can bond with a silicone surface and degrade it over time, leaving the probe soft or sticky, so they should be avoided with this item. Hybrid and "silky" lubricants often contain dimethicone, so read the ingredient list before using one.

How do I clean it, and does it need batteries?

Wash it with warm water and mild unscented soap before and after every use, then let it air-dry fully. It needs no batteries and has no motor, charging port or electronics of any kind, so there is no seal to worry about and no component that water can damage.

What does the suction cup base actually do?

The wide flared disc serves two purposes: it anchors the probe to a hard, flat, non-porous surface such as tile or glass for hands-free positioning, and it acts as the stop that keeps the item retrievable during anal use. It will not grip grout, fabric, textured plastic or painted wood, and it is not designed to bear weight.

How is this order packaged for delivery?

Orders ship in plain, unmarked outer packaging with no product images, no brand marks and no description of the contents on the outside. The billing descriptor is discreet. The probe itself arrives on its clear clamshell card inside that outer packaging.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.