In the dark of night, a mysterious alien creature lays glittering, goopy eggs.
The ovipositor is a popular oddity in the Nothosaur world.
In this article, we’ll introduce the different types of alien eggs and walk you through how to make your own gelatin eggs.
The ovipositor is a popular oddity in the Nothosaur world.
In this article, we’ll introduce the different types of alien eggs and walk you through how to make your own gelatin eggs.
Types of oviposition products:
①Ovipositor
Accessories: Egg molds / Push Rod
Use DIY gelatin eggs or silicone eggs to experience the full egg-laying fantasy.
Order any ovipositor toy and receive a free egg mold and push rod.
②Silicone Egg
Feature:
Made of platinum silicone — completely body-safe.
OGG is compatible with ovipositors.
Choose glow-in-the-dark colors for the surreal thrill of glowing eggs sliding out.
OGG is compatible with ovipositors.
Choose glow-in-the-dark colors for the surreal thrill of glowing eggs sliding out.
Choosing glow-in-the-dark colors, and feeling the glowing eggs are slopping out.
※ Please note: Eggs without retrieval ribbons are recommended only for experienced users.
③Solid Ovipositor
Feature: No egg tunnel — instead, the head features an alien egg design.
While it doesn’t provide the literal egg-laying sensation, you won’t need to worry about any “alien eggs getting lost in space.”
While it doesn’t provide the literal egg-laying sensation, you won’t need to worry about any “alien eggs getting lost in space.”
Introduction to Gelatin Eggs:
We recommend ovipositors + DIY gelatin eggs for beginners who want a safe, dissolvable egg-laying experience.
Gelatin is edible and safe. Gelatin eggs can be inserted deeply and will naturally dissolve — perfect for anal play when done safely.
Gelatin is edible and safe. Gelatin eggs can be inserted deeply and will naturally dissolve — perfect for anal play when done safely.
How to Make Gelatin Eggs:
- Mix water and gelatin at a 4:1 ratio.
- Add hot water (above 90°C) and stir until fully dissolved.
- Slowly inject the mixture into the egg mold to avoid creating bubbles.
- Freeze for 30 minutes or refrigerate for 3 hours.
- When opening the mold, note that the edges may split easily. You can soak the mold in warm water to help loosen the egg.
Tip:
If the eggs crumble or break, add more gelatin powder to increase firmness.
How to Use Ovipositor Safety
- Apply plenty of water-based lubricant to the ovipositor tunnel, the eggs, and yourself.
- Prepare your body for stretching — insert slowly and push gently.
- Once the egg is inside, enjoy the soft, mushy sensation of the “alien” egg sliding and slipping out.
- Lay, relax, and enjoy!
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