Sexuality Toys
At first glance this looks like a catalog site to buy some fairly standard sex toys, then you realize that almost nothing discussed is actually for sale. In fact, this web site doesnÃt sell anything at all. The information about the Hitachi magic wand is linked directly to drugstore.com for purchasing, the several-page-long article about a mouth-shaped masturbation sleeve links directly to the Fleshlight.com website. Despite looking like a shopping site, this is really a series of reviews of specific products. They focus primarily on masturbation aids and pumps for men, and vibrators for women. Some sound advice is available here, especially the section on choosing an online sex-store. They stress security, return policies, and clear lay out as important things to look for. I tend to agree. There are discussions of different materials for toys and a comparison of different types of lubricant. I found some of their information to be slightly out-of-date, such as their recommendation of products containing Nonoxynol-9, and a lack of information regarding the use of silicone lubricants with silicone toys, but over all it is pretty complete and informative. I found a one or two of the internal links broken, but the links in the outer frame worked to get to the different sections. The site is not entirely easy to navigate, however, and requires jumping back and forth a fair amount. I rated the advertising as 'moderate,' because the whole site is just a large advertisement for a series of products. The content is original, however, and the descriptions and reviews of the products that are there are quite informative, detailed, and well-written. - Sara
Cost: free Date Reviewed: 2005-03-10 Advertising Content: moderate
Category Listings: Sex Toys / Safer Sex Supplies, Advice / Education,