A question about a vibrator that I have
A question about a vibrator that I have
Hello! I have a question about a vibrator that I have. I purchased the purple emperor vibe a while back, and at first it was fine. But I've noticed lately that it actually burns me. So I was wondering if this is because I developed an allergy to it,(have to mention that I did not have any allergies before) or if that's something that normally happens when it's time to throw a toy away and get a new one.
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2 months ago
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Yes, it's time to throw it out. Jelly breaks down over time and some people are sensitive to jelly products. And I wouldn't call it an allergy...just a sensitivity...
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Originally posted by Elf
Hello! I have a question about a vibrator that I have. I purchased the purple emperor vibe a while back, and at first it was fine. But I've noticed lately that it actually burns me. So I was wondering if this is because I developed an allergy to...
2 months ago
In the long run, you'd probably do better to use silicone, which is more expensive initially but won't need to be replaced for a long long time. But if you have your heart set on jelly, then you should DEF use a condom over any jelly toy in the future.
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2 months ago
You have to throw jelly toys out whenever they get sticky or start to smell bad.
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2 months ago
Yes, the jelly break-down process is most likely responsible for this irritation. Jelly has phthalates- chemicals which make it softer but are also very bad for your body.
Use a condom over jelly toys to protect yourself, and extend their lives, or go for silicone. Reply
Use a condom over jelly toys to protect yourself, and extend their lives, or go for silicone. Reply
2 months ago
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You know, they often smell bad right out of the package, but you're probably talking about a different kind of smell. ;)
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Originally posted by Always18
You have to throw jelly toys out whenever they get sticky or start to smell bad.
2 months ago
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I was gonna say, don't jelly toys always smell bad?
Originally posted by Always18
You have to throw jelly toys out whenever they get sticky or start to smell bad.
I agree with everyone else; condom it up, or get a phthalate-free toy. However, it's also possible you've got some sort of infection; it could be bacterial, viral, possibly an STI, or bacteria vaginosis (assuming you have a vagina). If changing a toy doesn't help, I really suggest heading to a doc to get it checked out. Infections in your nether regions are NEVER fun! Reply
2 months ago
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