Welcome to Sex Toy Review
by admin on Sunday, May 31st, 2009 | 4 Comments
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There is a very wide range of sex toys out there on the market today. Sex toys are not created equally. Most sex toys are created with the purpose of using as novelties or gag gifts, not for actual use. This may come a surprise to you as it did for me when I started researching sex toys to find out which ones I wanted to sell in my store. I knew I wanted to chose toys there were built with quality and that my customers would be very happy with. Little did I know, I would find out that most of the adult toys that are sold in our sex stores, online, and at parties are very harmful to your health! With research I started learning more and more about what toys are made of and what QUALITY truly means!!! And that is exactly why I have chosen to ONLY sell phthalate free toys online and at my adult parties.
What are Phthalates?
Phthalates are chemicals found in plastics. These are a family of chemicals used to soften plastic to make them more flexible. You can easily distinguish the difference between a phthalate free toy and a toy with phthalates because of the smell. A phthalate free toy will not smell like chemicals, “the new car smell”, and toys with phthalates in them will smell like a new car.. I have even heard someone refer to the smell of the toy with phthalates as, “the cabage patch kid smell” Phthalates are also known as PVC and other harsh chemicals.
Why are Phthalates Dangerous?
Phthalates in plastics can be absorbed through the skin or inhaled. Canadian & U.S. governments scientists agree that exposure to these chemicals could cause health problems including, reproductive problems, liver damage, kidney damage, and lung damage.
Why are Phthalates Used in Sex Toys?
Phthalates are used when creating sex toys because they are a cheaper way to soften hard plastics. The sex toy industry has been using these chemicals in sex toys since the beginning and will not likely change until they are forced to do so by their customers.
These are all reasons why I want to promote sex toys that are created with prestige quality and promote healthy living!