Uberrime Review: Fantasy Dildos for Less, Poured to Order in Orlando

The company behind the store is Viva Novitas LLC, which does business as Uberrime. Florida registered it in January 2021, its annual reports are filed up to 2026, and its address is a studio suite on Drennen Road in Orlando, the same one printed on its return labels.

Uberrime makes its own toys and pours a few that others design. Its FAQ says it has made several of SheVibe's designs, among them the Toxxxic Avenger it sells around Halloween, and an original piece to promote the video game The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood. By its own rules it doesn't take personal commissions, cast real bodies or copy other artists' toys.

The store lists 351 products. 125 sit in its fantasy collection, 76 in realistic and 51 in abstract shapes, and the rest are plugs, G-spot toys and accessories. Its pegging dildos, which name the harness ring they need, are on our strap-on ranking.

Fantasy is where Uberrime puts most of its work. The collection holds 30 dragon listings, 30 horror and monster pieces, 25 tentacles and 23 aliens, plus knotted shapes and a few with wings. Many listings are one model in another size, so there are fewer shapes than listings, but it's still a big catalog for a small maker.

The Phantasia line is the gentle way in, 21 listings made, in Uberrime's words, as "a comfortable introduction to fantasy toys." The Draconis Dragon and the Lunaris Werewolf Knot start at $49 in extra small, 4 inches insertable, and go up to $99 in large. At the far end, the Gigantis is a 24-inch tentacle for $359.

For a first knot I'd look at the Bivius Demon Knot ($69). It's 5½ inches insertable with a knot 1.79 inches wide, about a third of an inch slimmer than the knot on a small Bad Dragon Rex. Of its four firmnesses, the firmest is a medium Shore 12A.

Several names nod to films and books, like the Night King and Sauron's All Seeing Eye, and a glow-in-the-dark Dr. Manhattan sits among the ready-made pieces.

Uberrime names its silicone outright. Its FAQ says the toys are made with Smooth-On platinum silicone, "either Ecoflex™ or Dragon Skin®", and points to Smooth-On's skin-safe certification under ISO 10993-10. That certificate is the silicone maker's, not a test of Uberrime's toys, and Uberrime posts no lab report of its own. Still, few makers name the exact silicone, and our platinum silicone list counts Uberrime among the twelve that say all of theirs is platinum-curedPlatinum-cure siliconeSilicone set with a platinum catalyst instead of tin. It cures cleaner, with nothing left over, and it's the claim to look for on a silicone toy. More in the glossary.

Firmness runs from Soft & Squishy at Shore 00-30 up to Firm at 16A, and plugs go to 20A. Uberrime suggests the soft end for big fantasy shapes and medium to firm silicone for slim toys aimed at the G-spot or prostate. Three in four of its custom fantasy listings come in the two softest options only, so if you want a toy that holds its shape, look for one that offers 8A or 12A.

Uberrime says silicone lube can damage the surface of cured silicone, so use water-based. Makers disagree on that more than you'd think, and our silicone lube page has what 22 of them say. For cleaning it suggests hot water and unscented antibacterial soap, a soak in 10% bleach if a toy picks up a smell, and, for single-density toys only, ten minutes in an oven at 350°F.

Uberrime prices each size as its own product, and at a similar size it usually comes in a little under Bad Dragon. The Igneus Fire Dragon in large is 8 inches insertable and 2.3 inches at its widest for $109, while a medium Bad Dragon Chance is 8½ inches and 2.3 inches for $130. The medium Igneus, 6¼ inches and just under 2 inches at the base, is $79, against $95 for a small Chance.

Add-ons cost less as well. One base color is in the price, a second or third costs $12, or $18 for a color-shift pigment, and a Vac-U-Lock or bullet-vibrator port is $5 on the models that take one. A marble costs $20 extra at Bad Dragon, a fade $40. Uberrime advises against more than three colors, because they start to muddy.

Uberrime doesn't run drops. You order any day, and it pours and packs most orders within 5 to 10 business days, longer during sales and before holidays. Its 83 ready-made pieces ship in 1 to 3 business days, as long as nothing custom is in the same order.

Shipping in the US is never free. Economy takes 5 to 8 business days, Priority Mail 2 to 4 and Priority Express 1 to 2. The parcel is a plain brown box or a standard USPS one, and the return label carries a made-up name. Orders over $300 may need a signature. Every parcel includes $100 of insurance, Priority Mail or Priority Express raises it to the full order, and a lost package is a claim you make with the carrier.

Returns are the weak spot. Once an order ships, Uberrime takes nothing back and exchanges nothing, and you can only cancel before the toy is poured. A defect has to be reported within five days of delivery, with a clear photo, and no page states a warranty. Our return policy tables show how many made-to-order makers work the same way.

Abroad, Uberrime ships only its own silicone and only to a short list of countries, among them Canada, the UK, Australia, Japan and Norway. It stopped shipping to the EU when the EU's General Product Safety Regulation took effect in December 2024, and duties are the buyer's.

There's little customer feedback to read. Uberrime's store shows no product reviews, and Trustpilot has no page for it. What there is points the right way. The maker list kept on r/BadDragon, the Bad Dragon fan community on Reddit, files Uberrime among the makers that use body-safe materials, in the last copy we could read, from August 2025.

Bad Dragon is still where I'd send most people for a first fantasy toy. Its shapes are the ones the whole category is measured against, most models come in five sizes and four firmnesses plus split firmness, and its dildos carry a one-year warranty. Uberrime answers with lower prices at similar sizes, a pour that takes one to two weeks instead of five to six, and firmness you can read as a number.

Among the smaller makers, ovipositors and inflatables are Primal Hardwere's territory, and Pleasure Forge sells D&D monsters to whoever catches its Thursday drop. Uberrime is easier to buy from than either, with no drop and a bigger catalog. Uncover Creations in England works much the same way, made to order with Shore numbers, and adds grinders, but its Economy post to the US takes weeks. All of them are ranked on our fantasy dildo page.

Uberrime suits someone who knows the size they like, wants a fantasy shape without waiting a month and a half, and is happy to pay a little less than Bad Dragon for it. Measure a favorite toy first, because a wrong size is yours to keep.