c'mon, you're no fun:p

WOW those are something else.....

Ok, I was scared too...til I saw the part about how they're designed to work with TENS or E-Stim units, which I just recently discovered in my physical therapy treatments for my back...in fact, I have a TENS unit of my own now, provides a mild (& adjustable) electrical stimulation thru the skin to wherever one is hurting...no one is really sure how they work, but they do provide relief to many & helps some reduce their use of painkilling drugs...


Still not enough beer in the world to make me try it with a buttplug tho...

*Ginger sits on her hands and crosses her legs. Shakes her head violently.......nuh uh!*

Then again, "never say never." But it'd take a damned persuasive person, and quite likely a thorough demonstration first ;) .

lol I agree with that!

Electroplay. Nipples? Should not be used in the same sentence !!!!

No electric currents across the chest. Period. Remember, the heart works on electrical impulses. Good rule of thumb for electro play is stay below the waist.

Just my 2 cents.

The impaler just strikes me as dangerous. What happens if you fall over? OUCH.

The TENS unit while I've never used one and don't ever really see myself using one is sort of hohum. I'm disappointed that site doesn't have a Violet Wand for sale.

Can you believe the ad ... "We had a lot of requests for a steel device such as this." 'Scuse me, I hear the phone. :)

I wouldn't suggest using any of those electric devices underwater.

You are taking the fun right out of this ;)

Just for the record, TENS units work on a 9 volt battery...not good for the device to go in water, but not exactly like taking the toaster into the bathtub :eek: :spin: :eek:

Bunch of wusses. :moon:

hmmm why dose that thing remind m of this

They do indeed have a violet wand kit

http://www.extremerestraints.com/stat/RU140.html