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The problem
with the scales is that you should not measure whether a sex
toy is a little safe or very safe... we feel that either a
product may cause harm or it will not. This gimmicky scale
method seems a rather poor way to inform customers what is
safe and what isn't because it is confusing to determine what
is actually safe.
Say you
want to buy a sex toy that is ranked a seven, what does that
mean exactly? Does it mean it is safe or not? We say that
if you sell sex toys, they should ALL be safe... why would
you sell sex toys that are possibly unsafe?
The other
issue, which is of greater concern, is that some sex toy shops
and sex toy party consultants are just flat out giving consumers
the wrong information. For example, one web site falsely claims
that the Rabbit
Habit made by Vibratex is made from Jelly
and then proceeds to give it a low safety rating. However,
in reality, the Rabbit Habit is made from food
grade vinyl which, is nontoxic The information this other
web site provides is not only wrong, but hurts the reputation
of Vibratex which is an outstanding
sex toy manufacturer.
We continued
to find all kinds of mistakes from web sites saying something
was 100%
silicone when it was a blended
silicone to finding sex toys that were said to be safe
because they were made with Pyrex
Glass but were spray
painted glass with paint that contained toxic chemicals.
As the
list of errors we found on other web sites grew, we felt a
strong need to warn you that not all educational web sites
on toxic sex toys should be trusted no matter how clever their
gimmicks are at getting you to think they know what they are
talking about.
What
You Should Look For In A Sex Toy Shop
It is
challenging for us to tell you just one sure thing to look
for when evaluating the quality of information on a web site
as there are so many things that can vary, but here are some
general guidelines-
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