My best guess is that they are harder to turn over (resell) due to their price. There isn't much of a margin to work with for the reseller.

From what I've seen personally and this doesn't necessarily include or exclude members of this message board, people don't want to pay $100 + dollars for a sex toy. Even if said toy will literally last them 4x as long, is made better, safer as the less expensive and cheaper made toys on the market.

For those that do purchase the more expensive toys, we don't purchase them as often as those who buy the less expensive toys.

I've noticed that Eden is selling a fair amount of less expensive lesser known and "house branded" toys. This is probably an attempt at getting a better return on their investment (inventory). By not only promoting and making their own branded items, the can also set the price to undercut a competing item.

JimmyJane isn't the only brand Eden has stopped carying. There are many other brands Eden hasn't continued selling and that is a shame .