Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Thorough analysis of the Nexus iSTIM


Nexus iSTIM is a complex looking gadget with multiple purposes. It has many features such as TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulator) machine, electrode pads, LCD display screen and compatibility with a wide range of Nexus toys such as the Nexus Glide, the Neo, Excel, the Titus, the C-Ring and the Vibro. The Nexus iSTIM works on an electric stimulation concept which is quite unusual in anal toys.

How does it work?

The Nexus iSTIM comprises of a cool gadget that is used to transmit electric pulses onto electrode pads. These pads can then be applied to the skin or onto the many toys available in the Nexus range. In layman’s terms, the person handling the TENS machine has all the control and the person who is using the Nexus toy or who has applied the electrode pads to their body is at the mercy of the handler of the TENS machine.

Where can it be used?

You can use Nexus iSTIM traditionally in the bedroom or take the fun outside using it in public places, bars, clubs or any place you might dare to go. Many couples have used this gadget at a club in the view of their friends without showing any signs of using it. This adds to the fun and excitement when using this revolutionary toy.

Who can use it?

Couples who need to upgrade their sex toys or wish to take their sexuality to the next level can use Nexus iSTIM. It might also suit couples who like trying new things to keep the sparks alive in their relationship. This gadget is also a good way to embark upon S&M. Gadget fanatics would find the Nexus iSTIM a wonderful addition to their collection.

Features of Nexus iSTIM

• Can be used on your skin

• Connects to Nexus toys such as cock rings and TENS pads

• High quality TENS machine

• More settings than other TENS machines

• 2 channels that connect 2 people or 2 toys simultaneously for dual pleasure

• Great electric stimulation for anal play

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Candid review of Double Bunny

The Double Bunny belongs to the family of rabbit vibrators. It features a shaft for vaginal penetration and a side mounted bunny vibrator for clit stimulation like all rabbit vibrators. It also has an added feature of another side mounted bunny for anal stimulation, the reason for its name; Double Bunny. The 8-inches long shaft of the Double Bunny rotates and contains several rotating pearls for vaginal pleasure and the two side-mounted bunnies vibrate for clitoral and anal stimulation. As a result, the Double Bunny provides double stimulation and takes care of all your erogenous zones.

Who should use it?

Some women reach climax on minimum stimulation while some take a long time and need double stimulation to climax. The Double Bunny is for women who can handle vaginal, clitoral and anal stimulation simultaneously. It also features multiple speed vibrating and dual rotating patterns, which can be too hot to handle. Women, who cannot handle too much fun or double stimulation, should probably resist the Double Bunny.

What’s so good about it?

The shaft of this vibrator is the perfect size and the pearly beads are not only aesthetically pleasing but also do their bit for vaginal stimulation perfectly. The dual rotating shaft just adds to the pleasure. In addition, the bunny ears do their job of stimulating the clit really well. The control panel is attached to the vibrator, which makes it easier to control. This bunny vibrator is very powerful and gives multiple orgasms in next to no time.

What’s not so good about it?

This rabbit vibrator is made of vinyl rubber, which might not be a good thing for women who are keen on using silicone toys. The second bunny meant for anal stimulation is not as good as the bunny meant for clit stimulation. Women keen on anal stimulation should not set their expectations too high.

All in all

The Double Bunny gets full points in the looks department. It is a perfect vibrator for three-way fun and would get full points for double stimulation too if not for its short comings in the anal department. If you are not keen on having fully-fledged toy induced anal stimulation, this rabbit vibrator is a great toy to have a good time with in the bedroom.

Monday, August 31, 2009

Is douching healthy and safe for women?

Douching might give an impression to be a clean, hygienic act but in fact it isn’t. Vaginal douching or cleaning the vagina with harsh soaps and squirting water is an unsafe practice and leads to vaginal infections. Imagine, a practice developed for cleaning, which actually leads to infections!

Why is douching unhealthy?

Douching leads to a wide variety of problems. Women who douche stand at risk of many problems including yeast infections, pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, ectopic pregnancy and even cancer. Douching destroys the natural bacteria that keep the vagina clean naturally. Douching results in abnormal PH levels in the vagina and actually aggravates the bad smell down there that most women complain about. Like eyes, vaginas do not need to be cleaned; they clean themselves.


Relation between douching and HIV infections

Douching disrupts your vagina’s natural cleansing system and rinses away the bacteria and yeast that fight vaginal infections. This leads to irritation, which makes it easier for us to pick up sexually transmitted diseases, bacterial infections, yeast infections and the HIV infection. Women with HIV are at greater risk of gynaecological problems, as douching can rinse away healthy vaginal secretions and boost the multiplication of viruses.


Douching products – Marketing gimmicks

Some douching products on the market profit from your insecurity of having a smelly vagina. This unique smell of the vagina is actually not bad, unless it is accompanied by greenish, brownish, yellowish or bloody discharge. Under these circumstances, you should talk to a doctor or gynaecologist about your problem. All these products are nothing but marketing gimmicks that sell because women are concerned with their own smell. If you are concerned with your vaginal smell and want to smell nice and fresh, just wash the outer part of your genitalia with warm water and gentle soap, making sure soap and water doesn’t enter your vaginal cavity. If the bad smell persists and the vaginal discharge does not look healthy to you, consult a doctor but don’t douche!

Friday, August 28, 2009

Lubes too have expiry dates…

We double check packaged food and medicines before we buy them but don’t do the same thing when we buy personal lubricants. Most of us just stash it away in the shopping cart before anybody notices, without as much as seeing it packaged date or expiry date. Personal lubricants are to be used on intimate body parts and therefore, lots of care should be taken before using them. If you don’t exercise proper care, you can experience serious problems such as bacterial and yeast infections. Women are more susceptible to problems due to bad lubricants.

How to know if the lube has gone bad?

If your lubricant does not show the packaged date clearly and you can’t make out the fine print on the label, open the cap and take some lube on your hand, rub it on and smell it. If it smells different or the colour has changed, you must discard the lube without as much as a second thought. You are having a bacteria-infested bomb ticking away in your hand!

When do lubes turn bad?

If you live in a warm place and don’t store your jar of lube in cool, dry place, there are chances of your lubes going off. Also, if you are in a habit of buying tubs of lubricants, for the sake of price, and don’t get the chance of using it as much as you would like too, there is a chance that in time it will turn bad. Typically, sex lubes last 1-3 years but it would be advisable to buy small quantities to minimise the risk of infections.

What to do to avoid bad sex lubes?

Here are some points to remember when you buy sex lubricants next time:

• Read the label and check the date of packaging, best before and expiry date information before you buy the sex lube

• Always buy sex lubes from reputable sources

• Buy in small quantities

• If you have had the tub of lube for a while, smell and rub it before use

• Always store sex lubes in a cool, dry place