Is the material of this vibrator good quality?
Materials?
06/28/2011
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If you look down on the left side of the product page where it says:
Material / Texture
Material: Jelly
You can click on "Jelly" and it will take you to an article that tells you all about the properties of jelly. link
I personally do not like jelly toys because they are too porous and there is a chance of your toy developing a bacterial infection which it can then pass on to you. But it's all a matter of personal choice.
Material / Texture
Material: Jelly
You can click on "Jelly" and it will take you to an article that tells you all about the properties of jelly. link
I personally do not like jelly toys because they are too porous and there is a chance of your toy developing a bacterial infection which it can then pass on to you. But it's all a matter of personal choice.
06/28/2011
I had my share of jelly and can honestly say that thinking I'm gonna save money by buying it instead of picking something silicone or even TPR is fooling myself. Jelly toys don't last. They yellow and loose their pretty colors. They also irritate some people's skin (the older the toy the more it leaks phthalates).
IMHO the only things that are both fantastic and jelly are gummi bears.
I may be biased but I would wait for a sale on silicone dildos and buy one and a small simple hard plastic clit vibe. This way you won't fall into the "wrong anatomy" trap that rabbits have. You can also look for something TPE/TPR (but it will still be porous = no way to disinfect) or silicone in the rabbit aisle.
IMHO the only things that are both fantastic and jelly are gummi bears.
I may be biased but I would wait for a sale on silicone dildos and buy one and a small simple hard plastic clit vibe. This way you won't fall into the "wrong anatomy" trap that rabbits have. You can also look for something TPE/TPR (but it will still be porous = no way to disinfect) or silicone in the rabbit aisle.
07/01/2011
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Thanks!
Originally posted by
Wild Orchid
I had my share of jelly and can honestly say that thinking I'm gonna save money by buying it instead of picking something silicone or even TPR is fooling myself. Jelly toys don't last. They yellow and loose their pretty colors. They also
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I had my share of jelly and can honestly say that thinking I'm gonna save money by buying it instead of picking something silicone or even TPR is fooling myself. Jelly toys don't last. They yellow and loose their pretty colors. They also irritate some people's skin (the older the toy the more it leaks phthalates).
IMHO the only things that are both fantastic and jelly are gummi bears.
I may be biased but I would wait for a sale on silicone dildos and buy one and a small simple hard plastic clit vibe. This way you won't fall into the "wrong anatomy" trap that rabbits have. You can also look for something TPE/TPR (but it will still be porous = no way to disinfect) or silicone in the rabbit aisle. less
IMHO the only things that are both fantastic and jelly are gummi bears.
I may be biased but I would wait for a sale on silicone dildos and buy one and a small simple hard plastic clit vibe. This way you won't fall into the "wrong anatomy" trap that rabbits have. You can also look for something TPE/TPR (but it will still be porous = no way to disinfect) or silicone in the rabbit aisle. less
07/05/2011
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Yeah, that's what I was worried about.
Originally posted by
Ivy Wilde
If you look down on the left side of the product page where it says:
Material / Texture
Material: Jelly
You can click on "Jelly" and it will take you to an article that tells you all about the properties of jelly. ... more
Material / Texture
Material: Jelly
You can click on "Jelly" and it will take you to an article that tells you all about the properties of jelly. ... more
If you look down on the left side of the product page where it says:
Material / Texture
Material: Jelly
You can click on "Jelly" and it will take you to an article that tells you all about the properties of jelly. link
I personally do not like jelly toys because they are too porous and there is a chance of your toy developing a bacterial infection which it can then pass on to you. But it's all a matter of personal choice. less
Material / Texture
Material: Jelly
You can click on "Jelly" and it will take you to an article that tells you all about the properties of jelly. link
I personally do not like jelly toys because they are too porous and there is a chance of your toy developing a bacterial infection which it can then pass on to you. But it's all a matter of personal choice. less
07/05/2011
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For a jelly toy, it really isn't terrible. However, for the price you can find some comparable silicone toys, which will last you longer, are easier to clean and much less likely to irritate you. Jelly just isn't a great material over all - it doesn't hold up over time and it's porous so you can't disinfect it.
Originally posted by
Summersong
Is the material of this vibrator good quality?
07/10/2011
i like to stay away from jelly as a general rule.
08/06/2011
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It's working excellent I rather enjoy the material.. It's kinda like a pool toy.
Originally posted by
Summersong
Is the material of this vibrator good quality?
02/05/2012
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It's not jelly at all it has a pool toy type piece of plastic sleeve that attaches at the base. I would imagine in a few years it will need to be replaced.
Originally posted by
Wild Orchid
I had my share of jelly and can honestly say that thinking I'm gonna save money by buying it instead of picking something silicone or even TPR is fooling myself. Jelly toys don't last. They yellow and loose their pretty colors. They also
...
more
I had my share of jelly and can honestly say that thinking I'm gonna save money by buying it instead of picking something silicone or even TPR is fooling myself. Jelly toys don't last. They yellow and loose their pretty colors. They also irritate some people's skin (the older the toy the more it leaks phthalates).
IMHO the only things that are both fantastic and jelly are gummi bears.
I may be biased but I would wait for a sale on silicone dildos and buy one and a small simple hard plastic clit vibe. This way you won't fall into the "wrong anatomy" trap that rabbits have. You can also look for something TPE/TPR (but it will still be porous = no way to disinfect) or silicone in the rabbit aisle. less
IMHO the only things that are both fantastic and jelly are gummi bears.
I may be biased but I would wait for a sale on silicone dildos and buy one and a small simple hard plastic clit vibe. This way you won't fall into the "wrong anatomy" trap that rabbits have. You can also look for something TPE/TPR (but it will still be porous = no way to disinfect) or silicone in the rabbit aisle. less
02/05/2012
55 bucks for stinky jelly. Spend a few more buck and get silicone. It will last forever, and it's safe and non toxic.
02/06/2012
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yes i think so, like any toy though you still have to be careful
Originally posted by
Summersong
Is the material of this vibrator good quality?
03/30/2012
The only jelly toy I ever had was a blue, waterproof jack rabbit vibe by California Exotics. It started out blue and started turning yellow/green in the shaft area, and always smelt a bit odd. I wouldn't recommend jelly toys, and am saving up for better quality stuff.
06/14/2012
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