A teacher I know went toy shopping for her kindergarten class. She has a tough time of it, since she will not purchase ANY toys for her class from a certain nation that produces almost everything on our shelves these days. The problem is, in the recent past, that nation has been accused of shipping us toys with lead, toothpaste with toxic melamine, dog treats with still undefined possible toxins, etc, etc. Seems there is little in the way of safety controls, so she will buy no toys from there.
Last night, it occurred to me I have never, ever looked at where my thousands of sex toys are made! I am going to start looking now, but have to ask this.

First, does anyone check where their sex toys are made, when shopping? Two, has there ever been any issues with chemicals or materials in Sex toys?

Even if there had been, I am almost guessing that no one would report it, and if you wanted to, WHO would you report that your "privates got red and sore" (or whatever) when using a toy from some un-named nation.

Am I concerned for nothing, or is this a real issue? less

A teacher I know went toy shopping for her kindergarten class. She has a tough time of it, since she will not purchase ANY toys for her class from a certain nation that produces almost everything on our shelves these days. The problem is, in the recent past, that nation has been accused of shipping us toys with lead, toothpaste with toxic melamine, dog treats with still undefined possible toxins, etc, etc. Seems there is little in the way of safety controls, so she will buy no toys from there.
Last night, it occurred to me I have never, ever looked at where my thousands of sex toys are made! I am going to start looking now, but have to ask this.

First, does anyone check where their sex toys are made, when shopping? Two, has there ever been any issues with chemicals or materials in Sex toys?

Even if there had been, I am almost guessing that no one would report it, and if you wanted to, WHO would you report that your "privates got red and sore" (or whatever) when using a toy from some un-named nation.

Am I concerned for nothing, or is this a real issue? less

A teacher I know went toy shopping for her kindergarten class. She has a tough time of it, since she will not purchase ANY toys for her class from a certain nation that produces almost everything on our shelves these days. The problem is, in the recent past, that nation has been accused of shipping us toys with lead, toothpaste with toxic melamine, dog treats with still undefined possible toxins, etc, etc. Seems there is little in the way of safety controls, so she will buy no toys from there.
Last night, it occurred to me I have never, ever looked at where my thousands of sex toys are made! I am going to start looking now, but have to ask this.

First, does anyone check where their sex toys are made, when shopping? Two, has there ever been any issues with chemicals or materials in Sex toys?

Even if there had been, I am almost guessing that no one would report it, and if you wanted to, WHO would you report that your "privates got red and sore" (or whatever) when using a toy from some un-named nation.

Am I concerned for nothing, or is this a real issue? less