Mega Stretch Cock Ring and Egg

Contributor: Cocky Cocky
Hi all. I just got the mega-stretch cock ring (cock ring and egg) in the post there and I'm not sure about the quality of the material. It's rated as a 6 (TPR Silicone) but doesn't say Phthalates free. It feels very jelly like. I'm just wondering if it's definitely good to go. Link here - link
05/20/2009
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Contributor: GingerAnn GingerAnn
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05/20/2009
Contributor: Jimbo Jones Jimbo Jones
I believe Edenfantasys goes the conservative route and won't list a product as phthalate free unless it is a material that is completely phthalate free (100% silicone, glass, etc.) or if the company says it is phthalate free on the packaging. Going with a TPE, TPR, or TPR Silicone instead of jelly is a good idea because the material is more likely to be safer (hence the higher safety rating) but there is a chance there are still phthalates. Personally, I wouldn't worry about it since it is not a penetrative toy and the exposure time is pretty limited. Penetrative toys are easy to protect yourself against with a condom, but for stretchy cock rings the option isn't really there. Good question!
05/20/2009