I've recently gotten the Mr. Softee dildo for my wife and will have a Softee Ballsy Cock for myself soon, and I'm a little confused on the materials for them. The materials listed on the Eden Fantasys description is rubber for the Mr. Softee and PVC for the Ballsy, yet both boxes state they're Sil-A-Gel. I'll be writing reviews on both of these products soon, so I wanted to clarify my understanding of the material before I dive into those reviews.
From what I've read here, Sil-A-Gel is a Doc Johnson additive that can be added to any material, in order to give it anti-bacterial properties. With that in mind, I can see why EF still lists the materials for each as rubber and PVC, but if that's the case, then why does Eden Fantasys also have products that are specifically listed as Sil-A-Gel?
Aside from that, what would be the preferred practices for these toys? For rubber and PVC, I would assume condoms between use, especially if they're being shared. However, would the Sil-A-Gel anti-bacterial properties make them slightly safer to use without condoms, for either vaginal or anal?
Again, I'm just trying to clarify these material properties before I get into reviewing them. Thanks for any input on this!
From what I've read here, Sil-A-Gel is a Doc Johnson additive that can be added to any material, in order to give it anti-bacterial properties. With that in mind, I can see why EF still lists the materials for each as rubber and PVC, but if that's the case, then why does Eden Fantasys also have products that are specifically listed as Sil-A-Gel?
Aside from that, what would be the preferred practices for these toys? For rubber and PVC, I would assume condoms between use, especially if they're being shared. However, would the Sil-A-Gel anti-bacterial properties make them slightly safer to use without condoms, for either vaginal or anal?
Again, I'm just trying to clarify these material properties before I get into reviewing them. Thanks for any input on this!
