ok here is my concern and maybe i'm being a little cautious when it comes to inserting anything metal into my body. Will this cause an infection orcan people have an allergic reaction to this product or products like these?
I'm curious about how safe these metal toys are to use
09/03/2012
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Stainless steel will always be the safest toys to use but unless you have a metal allergy, aluminum shouldn't bother you. The metal itself shouldn't harm you in any way. It rates an 8 on EF's safety scale. Personally, I'll stick with stainless steel for metal, but aluminum is safe to use unless you're allergic to it. Allergies to almost any substance are nearly always possible but aluminum is such a common metal (used in a lot of drink cans and other food containers) you've probably been in contact with it at some point. It's also worth mentioning that aluminum is found in most antiperspirant deodorants. Now, there's some concern these days that mainstream antiperspirant/deodora nts aren't totally safe, but that's a topic for a different discussion.
09/03/2012
The Tantus Alumina dildos are made with "Anodized" Aluminum, as long as you clean them with soap and hot water, and not some hardcore sterilization methods that might damage the coating, you shouldn't be worried about any allergic reactions to the material.
09/03/2012
We have the Alumina Flow and have used it frequently for several years with no issues. As indicated above the anodized finish makes it nearly inert - and we always use it with lube - so there is little metal to skin contact.
Stainless is great - but the Alumina line is safe as well.
Stainless is great - but the Alumina line is safe as well.
09/03/2012
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