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Tantus silicone dildos come in a wide range of shapes, with solid silicone versions offering a fully non-porous, easy-to-clean experience. A versatile pick for shoppers who want shape variety from a known maker.
Data-driven indices
Care & safety
Lubricant compatibility
Water-based lubricants only
Silicone-based or oil-based lubes will permanently degrade and ruin silicone/TPE surfaces, making them sticky and unsafe.
Material safety & porosity
Medical-Grade Silicone (Highly Safe)
Non-Porous — Silicone is 100% non-porous, meaning it does not trap bacteria and can be completely sanitized with warm water and mild soap.
Charging & replacement
USB Charging
Standard USB charging cable
Accords
Overview
Tantus offers a broad lineup of silicone dildos in two material options: O2 silicone and solid silicone. Both lines share the same focus on shape variety, giving buyers plenty of choices for different preferences and experience levels.
The key difference between the two comes down to porosity. Solid silicone is non-porous, which makes it the easier option to clean and maintain over time. O2 silicone is more porous, so buyers who prioritize long-term hygiene and simple care are pointed toward the solid versions in Tantus' catalog notes.
Because insertable length and maximum diameter vary by shape, shoppers can compare individual listings to find the size that matches their comfort level. The price range across the line reflects that shape and size variety.
Stimulation profile
Tantus dildos in this range are designed around shape variety rather than vibration or electronic features. Stimulation comes from the silhouette, girth, and curve of each individual piece, so the experience depends on which shape is selected.
With no app control and a silent, waterproof build, the focus stays on manual use and body-driven sensation. Buyers looking for vibration, app connectivity, or motorized play will want to look elsewhere, while those who prefer classic shape-based stimulation get a wide catalog to explore.
Pros
- Wide shape selection across the line
- Solid silicone versions are non-porous and easy to clean
- Waterproof build for versatile use
- Silent operation with no app or motor noise
- Strong build quality rating of 4.5/5
- High value rating of 4.6/5
- Discretion rating of 4.6/5
- Price range from $35 to $85 covers many budgets
Cons
- Body-safe status listed as no/unknown for the line overall
- O2 silicone versions are porous and require more care
- Insertable length and max diameter vary and are not specified here
How to use
- Choose the solid silicone version if you want the easiest cleaning and non-porous material.
- Wash the dildo with warm water and mild soap, or a toy cleaner suitable for silicone, before first use.
- Use only water-based lubricant, as silicone-based lube can damage silicone toys.
- Start slowly and explore the shape and curve at a comfortable pace.
- Because the toy is waterproof, it can be used in the shower or bath if desired.
- After use, clean again thoroughly with warm water and soap or toy cleaner.
- Store in a clean, dry place away from other silicone items to prevent material reaction.
- Inspect the surface regularly for any signs of wear or damage.
Performance review
Build quality scores 4.5/5, which lines up with Tantus' reputation for consistent silicone construction across both O2 and solid lines. The waterproof rating and silent operation suggest a straightforward, no-frills design focused on material and shape rather than electronics.
Pleasure lands at 4.3/5, slightly below build quality, which makes sense for a shape-driven line where sensation depends heavily on which silhouette is chosen. Value and discretion both score 4.6/5, indicating buyers feel they get a fair return across the $35 to $85 price range and that the products ship and store discreetly.
Who it’s for
Tantus silicone dildos suit shoppers who want shape variety from a known maker and prefer classic, non-motorized play. The line works well for anyone who wants to compare multiple shapes within one brand family.
Best for:
- Buyers who want a non-porous, easy-to-clean solid silicone option
- Shoppers looking for shape variety in one catalog
- Users who prefer silent, waterproof, manual toys
- Anyone comparing options in the $35 to $85 range
Tips:
- Pick the solid silicone version if easy cleaning is a top priority
- Check insertable length and max diameter on the specific shape before buying
- Stick with water-based lubricant to protect the silicone surface
- Store separately from other silicone items to avoid material reaction
FAQ
Is the Tantus silicone line body-safe?
The line is listed as body-safe no/unknown, but solid silicone versions are noted as non-porous and preferred for safety and maintenance.
What is the difference between O2 and solid silicone?
O2 silicone is more porous, while solid silicone is fully non-porous and easier to clean. Tantus recommends solid silicone for best safety and maintenance.
How do I clean a Tantus silicone dildo?
Wash with warm water and mild soap or a silicone-safe toy cleaner. Solid silicone versions are the simplest to maintain.
Is this dildo good for beginners?
With many shapes available and a price range from $35 to $85, beginners can pick a smaller or simpler shape to start with.
Does it have vibration or app control?
No. The line has no app control and is silent, with stimulation coming from shape rather than motors.
Is it waterproof?
Yes, the dildo is waterproof.
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