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You could almost hear the collective groan from the entire sex toy industry when LELO announced the Sona. After an... Keep Reading
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You might stumble across the Lovehoney Mini Magic Wand while shopping for the legendary Mystic Wand and think to yourself, “oh! It’s 30%... Keep Reading
Lovehoney sure likes to keep secrets from me. First it was the Sqweel, and now the ominously-named Rock Box, which I... Keep Reading
The Wahl is easily lost in the shuffle — usually only mentioned in the same breath as the Hitachi as another once-innocent... Keep Reading
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The grapevine says that the Minerva cock ring by California Exotic is a pretty good cock ring. The grapevine is... Keep Reading
Don’t ask me why I had to try a strap-on vibrator. I’m ashamed to admit that I ever thought it... Keep Reading
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I never thought of masturbation as “elegant,” nor have I ever described it as an “endeavor.” Perhaps if my experience with... Keep Reading