Addressing Common Sex Toy Complaints

When you own a sex toy that you have been enjoying, it
is so disappointing when you go to use it, and guess what,
it no longer turns on! How about when you purchase a
sex toy, wait about a week or so for it to arrive, and it is
defective! There are also other products that do work,
but just won't turn off! You have to actually remove the
batteries for it to shut down! Then, there are the
products that are too weak, too loud, or just plain uncomfortable. In this article, I
am going to address some of the complaints that sex toy consumers have
mentioned. Do not be discouraged if you did not have a good sex toy experience.
With numerous adult toys available, the chances of disappointment and/or
frustration is quite possible. However, here are some tips that can help you
during your purchase which may lessen your disappointment and turn you into a
sex toy believer!

Complaint #1 - This vibrator is too weak!

Tip: Before you purchase a vibrator, read through customer reviews to see what
they say about it. Most reputable web sites will post both the negative and
positive reviews for the product. In addition, find a web site that has the power
levels measured for each of the vibrators. If you do not have a material
preference, try out the vibrators that are made of hard ABS plastic. The vibrations
are more intense on these types of vibrators because the vibrations are not being
absorbed into a softer material. For example, the Hot and Smooth vibrator is a
mult-speed powerful vibrator and is made of hard plastic.

Complaint #2 - The vibrator arrived defective from the retailer.

Tip: Before you get upset, make sure your batteries are inserted properly into the
battery pack. This may seem like common sense, but some of the vibrator's
housing are not always clear on what end the positive side should be and vise
versa. If applicable, screw the base on tight if the batteries are inserted into the
base. If the product will still not turn on, then the vibrator is defective.
Make sure you read the company's return policy before making a purchase.
Many times I have seen complaints about customers who wanted full refunds for
defective products when the company's policy was to give store credits. It is very
important to be knowledgeable about the return policy in case the product
arrives defective or if you are not happy with the product. Most companies will
send a replacement of a defective product at no charge. However, be aware of
the time frame in which products can be returned or defective products can be
replaced.

Complaint #3 - This sex toy is way too big.

Tip: A product can look smaller in the picture than in real life, which can be a
disadvantage to purchasing online. It is important to read the measurements for
the product. Most web sites will have the length and width of the product. In
addition, there are web sites that offer a measuring chart to have a more accurate
account of how big the product is.

Complaint #4 - This vibrator will not turn off!

Tip: Some of the smaller products like some of the bullets may have a tendency
to not turn off. Users have stated that they had to remove the battery completely
in order for the product to turn off. Most of the time, these types of vibrators are
operated by watch size batteries. Purchase a vibrator that is operated by at least
AAA size batteries. Plus, I also find that the products that are operated with at
least AAA batteries tend to last longer, and are more powerful.

Complaint #5 - My sex toy is giving me an allergic reaction or irritating to my

skin.

Tip: Stop using this product immediately. If you are having an allergic reaction,
you may be allergic to latex. Use a product that is made of glass, metal, hard
plastic, or silicone. Those types of sex toy materials are perfect for users who are
allergic to latex. If you are using a condom with your sex toy, make sure that the
condom is latex free such as Durex Avanti Bare of LifeStyles Skyn.