Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much better? I think they look pretty cool but don't know if they are worth the money. Also, what makes these vibrators better than other ones? They just seem so expensive
Prices on Green Vibrators
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nots ur etheyd be worth the price but never know
Originally posted by
socceras
Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much
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Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much better? I think they look pretty cool but don't know if they are worth the money. Also, what makes these vibrators better than other ones? They just seem so expensive
Feb 22, 11:29 pm
The vibes you list are all the Leaf brand of vibrators. Personally, I don't think the Leaf brand of toys are worth the money because the silicone is not as nice, in my opinion, as other lines, they have visible, tangible seams, and they are very powerful, but have no patterns. HOWEVER, rechargeable toys (which is the main point that makes them "green") are worth the money, in my opinion, because they save you money on batteries and they are much more convenient. Non-rechargeable is a huge drawback to a toy in my opinion at this point. I love my rechargeables! I'd happily pay as much money as the Leaf vibes cost for a rechargeable toy without the drawbacks the Leaf line has.
Feb 23, 2:14 am
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They are overpriced in my opinion.
Originally posted by
socceras
Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much
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Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much better? I think they look pretty cool but don't know if they are worth the money. Also, what makes these vibrators better than other ones? They just seem so expensive
Feb 23, 2:31 am
Keep track of how much you spend on batteries for a few months. If you reach the cost of the vibrator within 6 months, then you can re-evaluate the 'expense' factor on them. If you pay $35.00 for a cheap vibrator that uses 2 AAA batteries and spend $10.00 every two weeks on purchasing batteries for that vibrator, after 6 months you have spent a total of $155.00. Same cost as the vibrator. Remember-you are going to continue buying batteries for that cheap vibrator which is definitely going to bring the cost of your $35.00 vibrator to well over the cost of the new 'green' ones. It is just the initial investment looks like much more money!!
Feb 23, 3:30 pm
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Definitely over priced!
Originally posted by
socceras
Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much
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Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much better? I think they look pretty cool but don't know if they are worth the money. Also, what makes these vibrators better than other ones? They just seem so expensive
Mar 19, 10:52 pm
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I can understand 100$ or so but the ones that are $150+ just irritates me a little but I do plan on owning one of the Jopen toys as soon as I save up the 178$ or whatever it is after I get the other few things I'm wanting. They are nice though and I love the quality and not having to use batteries. I also like how they tend to be quieter and stronger.
Originally posted by
socceras
Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much
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Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much better? I think they look pretty cool but don't know if they are worth the money. Also, what makes these vibrators better than other ones? They just seem so expensive
Mar 23, 6:34 am
Depends on several factors, quality, the battery type, charge time, use time, brand, number of functions and different uses. The rechargeable I have are all worth it in my opinion because they are of high quality material, good motors and batteries, long life, short charge times and a variety of patterns and various uses per toy. With the toys I have, what I paid for once with the toy, I would have paid every year for the same toy if it was battery operated. Totally worth it.
As far as the green aspect goes, for me it really depends more on how the toy is manufactured. If the toy is manufacturer in an energy efficient way for example, then I consider it a green toy, if it can be recycled, it's a green toy. If you want to keep your toys green, then you should also think about how you are going to dispose of them and a green company will have advice on how to do that. Just my two cents Honestly though, you can get cheaper rechargeable toys that do more than the vibes you mentioned. Happy hunting! May I suggest glass for a greener toy that uses no electricity at all and that you can recycle when you are done with it?
As far as the green aspect goes, for me it really depends more on how the toy is manufactured. If the toy is manufacturer in an energy efficient way for example, then I consider it a green toy, if it can be recycled, it's a green toy. If you want to keep your toys green, then you should also think about how you are going to dispose of them and a green company will have advice on how to do that. Just my two cents Honestly though, you can get cheaper rechargeable toys that do more than the vibes you mentioned. Happy hunting! May I suggest glass for a greener toy that uses no electricity at all and that you can recycle when you are done with it?
Mar 23, 7:14 am
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Overpriced
Originally posted by
socceras
Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much
...
Vitality, Spirit, Life, Touch, Bloom, Fresh. These are all names of green vibrators. They are supposed to be green because they recharge instead of using batteries. Have you used these vibrators? Are they over priced? Are the features that much better? I think they look pretty cool but don't know if they are worth the money. Also, what makes these vibrators better than other ones? They just seem so expensive
Mar 23, 1:14 pm
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