the toys I've been interested in so far have mostly been American made- i would probably still want them though even if they weren't made here
Does where a toy is made impact your purchase?
01/23/2011
I voted wrong I changed my mind- I really do not care where it's from.
01/27/2011
Never even thought about it until now !
01/27/2011
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I love that you said born.
Originally posted by
Blinker
I think I voted wrong...hmm.
I don't really pay attention to where my toys are made until I come across information in the manual or on the box that tells me where the toy was born. I try to stay away from anything made in China. They have ... more
I don't really pay attention to where my toys are made until I come across information in the manual or on the box that tells me where the toy was born. I try to stay away from anything made in China. They have ... more
I think I voted wrong...hmm.
I don't really pay attention to where my toys are made until I come across information in the manual or on the box that tells me where the toy was born. I try to stay away from anything made in China. They have less stringent rules for what goes into their products, and we all remember the lead problems. less
I don't really pay attention to where my toys are made until I come across information in the manual or on the box that tells me where the toy was born. I try to stay away from anything made in China. They have less stringent rules for what goes into their products, and we all remember the lead problems. less
01/27/2011
I've honestly never paid attention to where my toys were made.
01/27/2011
I don't care whatsoever. I go where the quality is.
01/27/2011
I don't pay attention to country of origin. Even US or European firms have their products manufactured in Asia. But is a toy maker prominently stated made-in-the US, it would make me seriously consider their products.
01/27/2011
Some of the toys that I have bought are American-made; for example, Tantus is one of my favorite toy brands and all of their toys are high-quality and handmade here.
Generally speaking, however, toys that aren't made here (especially ones made in China) tend to be marketed by larger companies that mass-produce their goods, and the quality suffers as a result. This obviously isn't just true for sex toys, either. However, there ARE exceptions to this and where a toy is made isn't a huge selling point for me. As long as it IS reasonably well-made, I'm happy.
Generally speaking, however, toys that aren't made here (especially ones made in China) tend to be marketed by larger companies that mass-produce their goods, and the quality suffers as a result. This obviously isn't just true for sex toys, either. However, there ARE exceptions to this and where a toy is made isn't a huge selling point for me. As long as it IS reasonably well-made, I'm happy.
01/28/2011
Not really. The ones I go for are usually European or American-made.
01/29/2011
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I dont see why it would matter. Most of the things we buy is made in another country.
Originally posted by
DeliciousSurprise
Recently, while reviewing a Doc Johnson toy, I noticed a sticker on the box that said "Made in America," and it got me thinking about where my toys are made. I know that, where I live, there has been a movement to buy products made in the
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Recently, while reviewing a Doc Johnson toy, I noticed a sticker on the box that said "Made in America," and it got me thinking about where my toys are made. I know that, where I live, there has been a movement to buy products made in the United States whenever possible.
Does it matter to you if the sex toys you buy are made in your country, or is that factor totally irrelevant? less
Does it matter to you if the sex toys you buy are made in your country, or is that factor totally irrelevant? less
12/07/2011
It's not going to change my mind if I am going to purchase it, but I am definitely interested in supporting the smaller USA companies.
12/13/2011
In my case, any toy made in any place will be good.. I can't make a rules for materials and origin.
12/13/2011
This isn't something that factors into my decision-making process. I buy toys I find of interest and fit my pocketbook.
12/13/2011
if it works well, it doesn't really matter to me, honestly
12/13/2011
I don't mind where something is manufactured. More what it's made out of than anything.
12/14/2011
I don't choose my toys based on where they are made, that doesn't affect how they work for me personally.
12/14/2011
it's important, but not the deciding factor. if i can buy a superior product that is produced outside the country, i'm going to get what works best for me.
07/28/2012
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