I recently got my hands on a supersoft vip and I love it! Are we going to see more super soft toys in the future? I love tantus but some of their toys are too hard for me.
Supersoft - more in the future?
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It's possible. We had a really great response to our accidental market research last spring. (Basically, we had a new production staffer that misread his paperwork and poured a whole slew of O2 toys with the wrong kind of silicone. Instead of a dual-density, they were all supersoft....whoops.)
We're also experimenting with new ways to use the supersoft material. Case in point - the new Pack n' Play toys technically use two kinds of silicone, but the base only extends up about an inch into the shaft of the toy. So it feels like supersoft but still works well in a harness. If you like supersoft, you might give the Pack n' Play toys a whirl.
We're also experimenting with new ways to use the supersoft material. Case in point - the new Pack n' Play toys technically use two kinds of silicone, but the base only extends up about an inch into the shaft of the toy. So it feels like supersoft but still works well in a harness. If you like supersoft, you might give the Pack n' Play toys a whirl.
11/16/2012
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Wow that sounds great! Thanks for the info and the quick response!
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Jenna@Tantus
It's possible. We had a really great response to our accidental market research last spring. (Basically, we had a new production staffer that misread his paperwork and poured a whole slew of O2 toys with the wrong kind of silicone. Instead of a
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It's possible. We had a really great response to our accidental market research last spring. (Basically, we had a new production staffer that misread his paperwork and poured a whole slew of O2 toys with the wrong kind of silicone. Instead of a dual-density, they were all supersoft....whoops.)
We're also experimenting with new ways to use the supersoft material. Case in point - the new Pack n' Play toys technically use two kinds of silicone, but the base only extends up about an inch into the shaft of the toy. So it feels like supersoft but still works well in a harness. If you like supersoft, you might give the Pack n' Play toys a whirl. less
We're also experimenting with new ways to use the supersoft material. Case in point - the new Pack n' Play toys technically use two kinds of silicone, but the base only extends up about an inch into the shaft of the toy. So it feels like supersoft but still works well in a harness. If you like supersoft, you might give the Pack n' Play toys a whirl. less
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