Tantus review
When I compare two models made from silicone, I want to know how the maker describes the feel and how much the dimensions differ. Tantus gives me both. Its Feels and Finishes guide groups products by firmness and surface, and the Resource Center keeps model specifications in one place.
Start with the feel guide, then check the measurements
Tantus describes the Flurry O2 as a softer silicone layer over a firmer core. Its specification sheet gives the length and maximum diameter separately. The Curve listing gives its own measurements, and the feel guide puts it in a different firmness group. I’d open both pages if I were replacing a model I already knew. The Smitten Kitten gives me a broader comparison across manufacturers and materials. Tantus goes deeper into the differences within its own line.
Read the support page for the exact model
The Resource Center has a separate index for discontinued products. That matters if a search brings up a spec sheet for a model that was sold in the past. The warranty page describes coverage for manufacturing defects in silicone products and separately refers to a 15-day window for damaged or defective items. I’d ask support which process applies to my order before sending anything back. The FAQ says ordinary returns are excluded and asks for a description and photo of a defect.
Anabel’s take
I’d use Tantus when I knew the size I wanted but still had a question about feel. I’d keep the model name and receipt together. If the model was in the discontinued index, I’d check which current product had the closest dimensions.