In a post last week we looked at where to find the best eco-sex toys. Then I noted I’d be back with more info about natural additions (organic lube) and some recycling info. Then to top it off I forgot. Well, I’m back now with some more information about natural lubes. Later (this time I swear) we’ll look at sex toy recycling.

Weekend Getaway gift set from Good Clean Love – awesome company!
Why natural lube:
If you’re going to go through the cost and hassle of locating eco-friendly sex toys, why on earth would you top off your toys with a toxic, …read more

Currently there are plenty of eco-sex toys sweeping the market – good news for a tree hugger or for someone concerned with their personal health. The problem is that all these choices can be totally overwhelming. Below is a breakdown of some eco-friendly toys and where to find them.

I Rub My Duckie: Bondage a phthalate-free little guy from Big Teaze Toys

JUST THE BASICS:
The first step is to avoid the baddies. This means toys made of plastics which may contain phthalates and other icky chemicals – which are bad enough in bottled water products but to put them you know …read more

Green sex toys are the latest word in green gear; good news since sex toy use is prevalent in the U.S. and everywhere else in the world. Sex toy sales aren’t followed closely, so it’s impossible to know exactly how many are sold each year, but some general estimates include:

Number of vibrators sold in 2006 at Babeland: 167,250 (and that’s just the vibrators and way back in 2006)!
Various sources note that U.S. consumers spend about $1.2 billion dollars on sex toys annually, although that’s considered a conservative estimate by many. Especially when companies like the ever popular Good Vibrations …read more