Quick Answer

Silicone eggs are soft, squishy inserts used for sensation play, kegel training, or as ovipositor fillers. An ovipositor is a hollow fantasy dildo designed to deposit eggs internally. If you want to simulate egg-laying or filling, you need both. If you just want gentle internal stimulation, start with eggs alone.

What Silicone Eggs Do

Silicone eggs are small, body-safe shapes designed for vaginal or (in some cases) external use. They come in various sizes, firmness levels, and styles — from simple spheres to themed shapes like skulls. The Surprise Me Kegel Eggs are single, grab-bag eggs in your choice of firmness, making them an affordable way to experiment with texture and weight. The Skull Style Kegel Eggs Clutch is a set of three themed eggs poured in your chosen colors, great for adding a spooky aesthetic to your play. Because they are soft and squishy, eggs are beginner-friendly and can be used with or without an ovipositor.

What an Ovipositor Does

An ovipositor is a hollow fantasy dildo with a flared base and an internal channel that can hold silicone eggs. You insert the ovipositor, then push the eggs through it to simulate egg-laying or internal filling. The toy itself provides stretch and texture, while the eggs add a separate sensation as they pass through and settle. Ovipositors are typically longer and thicker than standard dildos, and they require a partner or some practice to load and use solo. They are not intended for anal play unless specifically marked safe.

Trade-offs at a Glance

  • Sensation focus: Eggs provide a gentle, filling sensation on their own. An ovipositor adds the sensation of insertion, stretching, and the active release of eggs. If you prefer passive internal play, eggs alone may be enough. If you want a dynamic, role-play-driven experience, add an ovipositor.
  • Ease of use: Eggs are simple to insert and remove solo. An ovipositor requires loading eggs, positioning, and often a partner or practice for solo use. Newcomers or quick solo sessions benefit from eggs. Planned scenes or partnered play can make the ovipositor worthwhile.
  • Cost and variety: Individual eggs start around $6.50, and themed sets are under $20. Ovipositors typically cost more and may need compatible eggs. Eggs are a low-commitment entry point. An ovipositor is a bigger investment but unlocks a unique fantasy experience.

Product Facts

  • Surprise Me Kegel Eggs: This listing is for premade grab bag individual kegel eggs. The colors of each egg ordered from this listing will vary and are not able to be customized. If you want a specific color or a matched set, choose a regular listing instead. The grab bag is a budget-friendly way to try different firmness options.
  • Skull Style Kegel Eggs Clutch: Each order is a set of 3 skull eggs, poured in the colors combo of your choosing. These soft, squishy eggs are great for vaginal fun, but are not recommended for anal play. The themed design adds visual fun, and the ability to pick colors makes this set ideal for gifting or matching an ovipositor. The anal restriction is important to note.

Which Should You Choose?

Best for

  • Someone who wants to try internal fantasy play without a complex setup — start with silicone eggs.
  • A role-play or egg-laying fantasy scene — combine eggs with an ovipositor for the full effect.

Not for

  • Anal play unless the product is explicitly marked safe — most silicone eggs and ovipositors are designed for vaginal use only.
  • Anyone seeking a traditional dildo without the egg-laying feature — a standard fantasy dildo like the Vorenax or Ghar the Maw may suit you better.