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| mrdogcat Member 37 Posts 7/05 |  Posted - Sep 7 2006 : 1:50PMHi I'm about to buy my girlfriend her first vibrator. She has requested a Rabbit (I think because it's the only one she knows) but there are millions of the things! Does anyone know which is the best one available? These ones look pretty good: http://www.annsummers.com/single.asp?gid=7&cat=2&pid=3158 [Link] |
| Pagoda Senior Member Thread Killer 1747 Posts 10/05 | Posted - Sep 7 2006 : 6:33PM Edited by - Pagoda on 9/7/2006 6:37:29 PM [Link] |
| katsirk Member Crush on Greg....mmm 812 Posts 7/06 | Posted - Sep 8 2006 : 3:46AM [Link] |
YogaDame  All-Star Member bien dans ma peau 198 Posts 7/05 | Posted - Sep 9 2006 : 9:51AM The problem with jelly rubber toys, aside from the fact that they're porous and easily harbor microbes of all types, is that they commonly contain toxic chemical softeners called phthalates. Because there's little regulation in the sex toy industry, jelly rubber toys can also be misleadingly labeled "silicone" if they contain even a small amount (10 percent). Any toy that has any kind of an odor is suspect. And you can't smell 'em online, unfortunately. I reviewed the [invalid URL removed]Decadent Indulgence model four years ago, and it was my favorite vibrator for quite some time. The larger bearings in the shaft and the stingy/whippy clit stimulator provided the right type of "rougher" sensations that make it easy for me to climax. But I dumped the Decadent Indulgence a few months ago because the material had begun to visibly degrade. It was turning a bizarre shade of puke yellow even though I'd religiously sheathed it in a condom and washed it in soap and water every time I used it. I don't mean to be an alarmist, but if you buy one of the jelly rubber rabbits, you should at least use a condom on it and plan to replace this toy frequently. That should address the bacteria/fungus/virus issue pretty effectively. There's debate about whether it addresses the phthalate issue. [Link] |
| lindi Senior Member 12345 3205 Posts 9/02 | Posted - Sep 9 2006 : 10:48AM Edited by - lindi on 9/9/2006 10:51:12 AM [Link] |
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| ziniaraya Member London 194 Posts 4/03 | Posted - Sep 9 2006 : 4:18PM Z. [Link] |
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