vibrators
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Biodegradable Vibrators Won’t Screw The Earth
Something like $3,050,000,000 worth of vibrators are sold every year — that’s 60 million vibrators. After a lifetime of service, when they have given out their last little buzz, where do they go? Into landfill. And that’s a problem the world’s first biodegradable vibrator hopes to solve.
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LELO LILY 2: A Powerful Vibrator That Also Claims To Be An Aphrodisiac
Swedish adult toy designer LELO has released a $US139.00 juiced-up update to the LILY, its decade-old clitoral vibrator. The new version, called LILY 2, is still small, smooth, and comma-shaped, but now sports a more powerful motor and a surface that’s infused with a purportedly aphrodisiacal fragrance.
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Your Sex Life Is An Engineering Project
Everything is hackable — you can jailbreak your phone to get better apps, but you can also mod your own eyeballs to have night vision. Where do we go from there? Your libido, of course. Programmable vibrators are the new frontier in customisable gadgets, and we got a taste of what they’re like.
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Go Deep Inside A Vibrator Factory
For all the mystique surrounding the female orgasm, vibrators are a surefire way for lots (and lots) of ladies to get off. I recently took a tour of Crave, a sex toy company that prototypes and fabricates its products in San Francisco; here’s a peek inside your new favourite mini pleasure machine.