Tantus POP Squirting Dildo

The Tantus POP is a silicone squirting dildo: a syringe connects to a tube inside the shaft, and when you press the plunger, the liquid comes out of the tip. It is made for people who want the feel of a partner finishing during strap-on sex, or a squirting toy for solo play, in silicone rather than the jelly or PVC that most ejaculating dildos use.

The Tantus POP has an enhanced head and swirls along the shaft, fits O-ring harnesses and warms to body temperature. In the Tantus line-up it is the standard-size squirting dildo, made in its own health-grade silicone.

From Tantus’s POP product page. Note: the Midnight option in this listing is Tantus’s slimmer POP Slim (6 in total, 1 in wide); Cream and Espresso are the POP described here.

1. Mix your liquid: water-based lube, or a sachet of Tantus PT3 Powder with warm water for a thicker fluid.
2. Draw it into the syringe, then push it into the tube at the base until a drop shows at the tip, so there is no air in the line.
3. Add lube to the outside of the shaft and play as usual, by hand or in a harness.
4. Press the plunger when you want it to squirt. Short pushes give spurts; one long push gives a steady flow.
5. Straight after, flush warm water through the tube until it runs clear, then rinse and dry the dildo.

Live prices from our store. Prices updated November 2, 2026.

• POP Refill Accessory Kit: Tantus’s kit with 3 new 14 in tubes, a 20 mL syringe and 3 tips; it fits any POP squirting product.
• POP Replacement Bulb: a spare for the squirting system.
• PT3 Powder: mixes with water into a slick fluid for squirting play.
• An O-ring harness such as the Tantus Nurse Connoisseur, or browse all strap-ons and harnesses.

How does a squirting dildo like the Tantus POP work?

A thin tube runs through the shaft to an opening at the tip. You fill the handheld syringe, connect it to the tube at the base, and press the plunger whenever you want the liquid to come out. Tantus calls it a proprietary tubing and tip mechanism.

What can I put in the Tantus POP?

Tantus says the syringe releases “the liquid of your choice”. Most people use a water-based lube, or Tantus’s own PT3 powder mixed with water, which makes a fluid that rinses out of the tube easily. Avoid anything thick or sugary that could block the tube.

Can I use the POP in a harness?

Yes. Tantus lists it as O-ring harness compatible, and the syringe line runs out from the base so a partner wearing it can still squirt on cue.

How big is the Tantus POP?

Tantus lists the POP at 7.25 in total, 6.5 in insertable, 1.5 in wide and 4.5 in around. That is a medium size: substantial, but not large for a strap-on dildo.

How do I clean the tube?

Flush warm water through the syringe and tube straight after use until it runs clear, then let it air-dry. Tantus says the dildo itself is top-rack dishwasher safe. Replacement tubes, tips and a syringe come in the refill kit.

Is the Tantus POP body-safe?

Tantus makes it from its own health-grade silicone and lists it as hypoallergenic, phthalate-free and body-safe. Silicone isn’t porous, so it can be washed properly between uses.

For harness picks and fit tips, read our best strap-ons for beginners guide. You can also compare more shapes in our best dildos, or see the full Tantus range.