Sex Ed

What's in a name? A name is a label— it brands a concept or idea and it distinguishes a product as a class or category.

The male body is beautiful and full of wonderful surprises. But we tend to focus on his penis and let some many other elements of his anatomy and sexual response slip past us.

Her body is amazing. It's a finely orchestrated collection of systems working in tandem.

Kegels, or PC muscle exercises, are the easiest way to ensure and maintain your sexual health.

Ever blurt “I love you” in the middle of sex with someone you barely knew?
Are you a consummate creator of 2 day to 6 week relationships?

What does it mean to make toys healthy for the body and to be a green manufacturer?

In 2006 the Dutch EPA randomly went into an adult store and tested 16 sex toy's chemical composition. The results were eye opening. Phthalate results were minor compared to the presence of heavy metals such as lead, arsenic, cyanide and cadmium. This is the only study so far really looking at the toys we put in our bodies.

Download the study (PDF format)

Hi I'm Metis Black, president of Tantus Silicone, maker of sex toys. And we are here today to take a journey to a very special place; a spot of mystery, awe and watch out 'cause you just might get wet- a g-spot expedition.

Why do most people have a hard time finding the G-Spot? I have a theory: most people miss the g-spot because manufacturers make toys 6 inches in length with a hook at the end, call it a g spotter and you, as consumers, go home and put that toy all the way in; missing the glands completely. You're looking for it too far back.

The first time we were together, I reached into my bedside drawer to get a strap-on, she grabbed at my arm. She told me while she loved sex toys, they didn't love her. Every time she tried a dildo or any soft vibrator she felt broken in the morning. Her pussy was red and swollen, and she could hardly walk. It hurt- and not in that good way. There was something very very wrong.

She had been playing with novelties!

The ass contains more nerve endings than any other part of the male body, and more than any part of the female body except the clitoris. We play with it erotically because it gives us pleasure.

UCSF did a recent study of adults and found 25% had at least experimented with anal sex at one point in their lives. I'll wager that statistics a little higher here.

There is a secret to doing ass play successfully- it's a hard fast rule that each time you play with the ass it needs to be seduced.