Silicone feeling up other silicone

This is the first I've ever heard of silicone needing to be separated from silicone... we certainly have never done it. In production we have bins (in plastic bins) of unpackaged product lying side by side. So in my 11 years and millions of products, we've never had any issue.

The only reason to bag silicone products are for organization, dust/cleanliness, travel or so they don't touch fragile materials that will break down.

Really I'm stumped at why Nexus tells you to bag your products- but I'm not sure where the Nexus line is made nor what type grade of material they use.

Hope that was helpful and thanks to EdenFantasys for twittering to me to come give my 2 cents.

Again my biggest peev is that what is labeled silicone isn't always. Ask what is Cybersilicone(tm), in fact there is so much product out there labeled silicone that has no business being called such that it's scary. I used to think it had trace elements of silicone but I know now it's pure mislabeling.

Regarding denting- the only issue we've ever had was with O2 being so soft it will show indentations from wire racks (which we use to dry all of our other products once we've washed them prior to packaging). I assume Vixskin is the same way. Other products that "dent" are probably not a real silicone- or they don't have the catylist mixed at a proper ratio.

Originally there were less than a half dozen manufacturers world wide making silicone toys. Scorpio was the first, Bend With The Wind, Dils For Does, Lickorish. Fun Factory started the year before we did (but wasn't distributed in the US) and we came in as Bend With The Wind discontinued wholesale.

I don't know when the bigger companies started coming out with their "silicone" but a lot of it was TPR and as I read on twitter from a blogger last week, some of it still melts with a match.