An intriguing electronic product on the market today might be an important step toward coming at the push of a button—or yet another gimmick raking in the bucks on a hotly desired commodity that doesn’t exist. How fast is the next techno-sexual revolution arriving? Let’s take a look.
“Prototype foot massager becomes the next Orgasmatron,” reads one article’s headline on Slightest Touch’s cheesy website. You’d be forgiven for dismissing it immediately due to the simplistic site design and infomercial-like hard-sell ad copy, even before you get to the bombastic claim: Placing electrode-laden sticky pads on your calves and running a current into them for 20 minutes will make you ready to come at the, well, “slightest touch”—whether you’re male or female, frigid or nymphomaniacal. Is there any possibility that this actually works? Let’s break it down.
“Prototype foot massager becomes the next Orgasmatron,” reads one article’s headline on Slightest Touch’s cheesy website. You’d be forgiven for dismissing it immediately due to the simplistic site design and infomercial-like hard-sell ad copy, even before you get to the bombastic claim: Placing electrode-laden sticky pads on your calves and running a current into them for 20 minutes will make you ready to come at the, well, “slightest touch”—whether you’re male or female, frigid or nymphomaniacal. Is there any possibility that this actually works? Let’s break it down.
I have never played with a tens unit, but I have seen video of them. I find it hard to believe that it would be able to excite the person enough to give that " One Touch " Orgasm that they are talking about. Most of the time if you see any of the vid's, the pad, or other devise is either touching the part of the body itself or on that part of the body.
there is a new lower back implant that is suposed to help sciattica sufferers that some 20% of users are reporting Push button orgasms from.
So insta orgasms are not that far away.