Doc Johnson Virgin Palm Pal

The Palm Pal line has one idea behind it: nothing should come between your palm and what you're doing. The Virgin Palm Pal is the simplest version of that. It's a pussy-shaped pocket masturbator, made from a soft, lifelike material, and it's the only accessory you need besides lube.

The material is UR3, Doc Johnson's own formula. It's a TPE blend that includes their antibacterial Sil-A-Gel, it's non-phthalate and described as body safe, and it's made in the USA. In plain terms, the sleeve is soft with some give, and it can feel a little tacky until you add lube, which is normal for this kind of elastomer. Put a good amount of water-based lube on it, take the first few strokes slowly, and let it settle into a rhythm. The Sil-A-Gel is there to make it easier to keep clean, though you'll still want to wash it after use.

There's no motor, no battery, no charging port and no buttons. That makes the Palm Pal a good first stroker, and a good second or third one too, because it doesn't ask anything from you. Keep it in a bedside drawer and it's ready whenever you are. It's not the loudest product we sell, and it's not the fanciest one. It does what it says, and we like that about it. If you've never owned a stroker, it's an easy place to start, and if you own five already, it's a simple one to add to the drawer.

Key Features:
- Pussy-Shaped Pocket Stroker – small enough for one-hand use
- UR3 Material – soft and lifelike, from Doc Johnson's own blend
- Anti-Bacterial Sil-A-Gel – part of the formula
- Non-Phthalate – described as body safe
- No Batteries – purely manual, so nothing to charge or replace
- Made in the USA – by Doc Johnson

Materials: UR3, a TPE blend with anti-bacterial Sil-A-Gel. Non-phthalate.

Picking your option

This comes in one style, so there's nothing to select. If you're comparing it against other strokers in the shop, the main questions are size and extras. The Palm Pal is on the compact end and has no vibration or suction features, so it suits you if you like a simple, hands-on approach. If you want a toy that does more of the work, look at the vibrating and motorized options instead and treat this as the simple alternative.

Care

Wash it with warm water and mild soap after every use, getting your fingers inside to rinse out the lube. Dry it with a clean towel or let it air dry, then store it away from other soft toys, because some materials react to each other. Use water-based lube. Skip oils and petroleum jelly, which can make soft toys gummy or break them down. A light dusting of cornstarch when it's dry keeps the surface smooth and pleasant.

How we ship it

We ship this in a plain box with no logos, no product names and nothing on the outside that hints at the contents. Whoever signs for it just sees a package.