Pecker Shot Syringe Brown | Naughty Party Shot Novelty
A cheeky syringe-shaped shot glass that turns any bachelorette or dare night into an instant conversation starter.
Fill it, pass it, shoot it — the Pecker Shot Syringe is the bachelorette party's favorite way to serve up a laugh with every round.
- Instant conversation starter for parties
- Novelty syringe shape holds a standard shot pour
- Reusable for repeat game nights
- Lightweight and easy to pass around
- Novelty item only — not a medical device
- Handwash recommended, not dishwasher-tested
The party shot everyone points at before you take it — brown syringe design, zero seriousness.
Pecker Shot Syringe Brown
This novelty shot glass trades standard glassware for a syringe-shaped design built to get a laugh before your first sip. You'll reach for it at bachelorette parties, birthday dares, and game nights that need one more icebreaker. The playful shape holds a standard shot pour, so you can pass it around, refill it, and snap a photo without missing a beat. It's a reusable novelty piece, not a medical or drug-related item, so you can bring it back out next time.
WHAT MAKES IT THROBBS-WORTHY
- Instant icebreaker — the syringe shape gets a laugh before the first sip
- Reusable design — built to come back out for the next party
- Standard pour size — holds a typical shot serving
- Easy to pass — simple shape works for group games and dares
FAQ
Q: Is this a real medical syringe?
A: No — it's a novelty shot glass shaped like a syringe, made for party use only.
Q: Is it dishwasher safe?
A: Handwashing is the safer bet if you want the novelty finish to last.
WHO'S IT FOR?
Designed for For All Genders • Experience Level: Beginner • Interests: bachelorette parties, game nights, gag gifts
CARE
Handwash with mild soap and warm water, then air dry before storing with your other barware.
SAFETY
For novelty party use only — not intended for medical use or injection of any kind. Keep away from young children due to small parts and choking hazard, and drink responsibly.
