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Safe Words

Safety is key in the BDSM community, and almost nothing is more basic or of greater importance than having a safe word. But the specifics can be an issue of great debate and confusion within the BDSM community and even between partners. So let’s break it all down, one key point at a time. >>

Choosing the Right Sex Toys

The best way to choose adult sex toys are to choose ones that meet your needs and your partner's needs. What kind of sex do you like? Do you want both clitoral stimulation and that full feeling you get from having a penis inside you? Do you like anal stimulation? Are you nipples especially sensitive? What you like and what your partner likes will determine the kinds of sex toys that will work best for you. >>

Safer Sex for Singles and Couples: All About Phthalate-Free Sex Toys

You're probably hearing or reading a lot lately about jelly-rubber sex toys and their health risks. While they are usually less expensive and many people like the silky feel and flesh-like responsiveness of these toys, you should be very aware of the down-side. Ongoing studies have shown that there are genuine concerns with using these items. Jelly-rubber contains phthalates. (Thall-ates), are porous, and extremely difficult to properly clean after use. Most experts recommend using condom or condom-like coverings over phthalate-based sex toys. >>

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The results of our FREE Order Giveaway are in! One lucky winner from Fountainville, PA will receive their full order + shipping on us! The winner purchased the iTap Egg: a brand new toy from CalExotics that has been generating a lot of “buzz”. Thank you to everyone who participated and congratulations to our winner. Please look out [...]