Jelly?

Contributor: Nirelan Nirelan
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What is so bad about jelly toys? I know you can't sterilize them, but is that it?!
02/20/2012
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Contributor: GingerAnn GingerAnn
Relevant topic analysis on Jelly Dildo:

Jelly Deformation?
Well I loved this little bugger and it came at a bargain so I suppose I can't complain too much. But I whipped it out for play tonight only to find...

Since I LOVE Jelly toys (please don't cringe), and I am NOT alone (admit it folks)....are there any SAFE Jellies, per the EF Family of "experts"?
I simply love the feel, and play flexibility of Jellies and NOTHING I have found is the same. Vaginal or Anal. SO...with all the worries about...

Jelly or Rubber
I am on the search for a toy to experiment with oral practice. (Something to practice with) I do not intend to use it vaginally, and if I do, I would.

Dildos IN Jelly!
(Or more accurately vibes now I think about it!) Tonight I was watching Heston's Feast and he was doing a mad, crazy wonderful feast based around the...

Jelly
Is jelly even worth using?
02/20/2012
Contributor: Breas Breas
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Originally posted by Nirelan
What is so bad about jelly toys? I know you can't sterilize them, but is that it?!
A lot of people have had bad reactions to the material, me included.
02/20/2012
Contributor: Ghost Ghost
This question requires a forum search to get an honest answer.
02/20/2012
Contributor: Rawhide Rawhide
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02/20/2012
Contributor: SecretToyLover2 SecretToyLover2
Quote:
Originally posted by Nirelan
What is so bad about jelly toys? I know you can't sterilize them, but is that it?!
Honestly, that's not it. The material can contain harsh chemicals that cause bad reactions on the skin, and in some cases people claim they have gotten cancer from the material. I did research and it seems that the softer jelly material seems to be what is the worst, so I only use hard jelly toys (and this is rare for me to even use jelly) and I give them a maximum life in my home of 4 months. After they they are thrown out, and often I will throw them out around two months of owning them.
02/20/2012
Contributor: JessCee JessCee
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Originally posted by SecretToyLover2
Honestly, that's not it. The material can contain harsh chemicals that cause bad reactions on the skin, and in some cases people claim they have gotten cancer from the material. I did research and it seems that the softer jelly material seems to ... more
yes, this. but the point about not being able to sterilize them is also true (in my case at least) Jelly harbors bacteria, and when you can't sterilize it, it can get pretty nasty, no matter how often/good you wash them. I actually blame my recent UTI/yeast infection combo on an old jelly vibrator.... I NEVER get UTIs or yeast infections, I actually didn't know what was wrong with me when I got them! The only thing I had been using was this vibrator. I threw it out 3-4 months ago, when this incident happened, and no more problems!
02/20/2012
Contributor: SimpleTeaser SimpleTeaser
I am personally indifferent about Jelly materials.
03/12/2012
Contributor: OrangeKushBB OrangeKushBB
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Originally posted by Breas
A lot of people have had bad reactions to the material, me included.
Yeah, and sometimes they just feel...weird!
07/25/2012
Contributor: Cat E. Cat E.
A lot of toys that are attractive to me are made from jelly but I won't use that material.
08/08/2012
Contributor: ToyGeek ToyGeek
They also often have a noxious smell to them, ranging from unpleasant to actually migraine-inducing. And they can damage other toys just by touching them in storage.
08/08/2012
Contributor: Girly Juice Girly Juice
Jelly toys cause chemical reactions that make my vag burn.
08/08/2012
Contributor: nimbuscloud3 nimbuscloud3
jelly is just really bad
08/14/2012