Bad Dragon® Ovipositor Egg-Insertion Dildo | Signature

Please note: We don’t recommend using silicone eggs anally, as there’s a risk of them becoming stuck. If you’re using an ovipositor for anal play, we suggest making gelatin eggs instead. Gelatin is much safer for this type of use, as the eggs slowly melt with your body heat, reducing the chance of anything getting lodged. Welcome to the next level of fantasy, thanks to Bad Dragon at UberKinky. Winner of the 2025 Bazowie Award, the Ovipositor is an egg-depositing, biomechanical-inspired fantasy sex toy made for those who love to play deep, strange, and wonderfully filthy. With its skin-like outer membrane, textured robotic spine, and three-plated tip, it looks like something that slithered out of a lab and straight inside of you. Expertly crafted by Bad Drago for egg play, the Ovipositor features a fully hollowed core and entry/exit holes at both base and tip, allowing for smooth egg delivery during use. You can squeeze the shaft by hand or using the included Ovipositor Plunger (the preferred method) and the eggs are guided seamlessly from the base, through the toy, and into your body or your partner’s... all in one slick motion. Egg play fans love the stretch, the filling sensation, and the surreal pleasure of “laying” eggs once they’re deposited. Ideal for fans of sci-fi roleplay, alien breeding kinks, or oviposition fantasy, this toy delivers the full experience from start to slippery finish. The Ovipositor comes with its own purpose-designed Plunger so there's no need to purchase one separately. Check the measurements below to make sure you choose the right-sized toy for your desires! Firmness: Medium Dimensions One-size Circumference of Base (inches) 15.5 Circumference of Head (inches) 5.05 Circumference of Shaft (inches) 8.2 Diameter of Base (inches) 5.25 Diameter of Head (inches) 1.55 Diameter of Shaft (inches) 2.8 Total Length (inches) 9.25 Usable Length (inches) 7.65 Due to the handmade nature of Bad Dragon products, listed measurements may vary. Some irregularities may include, but are not limited to: tapering, textures, curves, bumps, knots, densities, and other points of nonuniformity.