Dear Friends,

It is this time again. Back to school time!

And why shouldn't you have some fun with a beautiful school girl costume from Pleasure Island!

        ALL SCHOOL GIRL SETS ARE 15% OFF!

Magnetic Power Single Cock Ring 

A unique enhancer ring that can help increase stamina, keep things firm, and potentially improve circulation and the flow of sexual energy for an even more exciting ride. Strategically placed magnetic beads contribute a stimulating massaging effect to both parties, while also helping to increase the flow of energy for lots of enjoyment

Reg.Price $19.99                            NOW ONLY $6.99

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7 Function Jack Rabbit - Silver

Petite Jack Rabbit® with incredible power
7 intense functions of vibration, pulsation and escalation,
3 speeds of independent reversible rotation
3 floating rows of synchronously rotating beads

Reg. Price $89.99   NOW ONLY $59.99

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Bling by Nalone

A masturbation cup has a curve radian design which can show strength of man.
Internal channel of the product are made of soft silicone and this materials is close to penis to increase the friction. The inside of this masturbator is incredibly soft and has the realistic feeling of a realistic skin contact.

Reg. Price $44.99               NOW ONLY  $29.99

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Toy Tip - same sex toys with multiple partners

Because pleasure products are classified as "novelty items," they aren't tested or regulated by the FDA, leaving you responsible for doing your own research on the safety of your purchases and only buying from retailers you trust. Many jelly rubber toys are made using softening agents called phthalates, some of which the Environmental Protection Agency deems "possible human carcinogens." Jelly rubber is also porous, meaning that bacteria can hide in it even after you clean it; the same is true of polyvinyl chloride, or PVC. Stick to sharing toys that can be sanitized, specifically toys made of silicone, glass, Pyrex, or stainless steel, which are non-porous.

Fun Fact

The G-spot was named after Ernst Gräfenberg, a German gynaecologist who described it in 1944 as: “a zone of erogenous feeling located along the suburethral surface of the anterior vaginal wall”. No one paid much attention to his theories until 1981 when a team of researchers published findings based on a study of one woman who had experienced a deeper orgasm when the upper wall of her vagina was stimulated. Whipple et al’s book expanding on his research came out in 1982.