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Womanizer Next Liberty Review: Tiny Toy, Big "O"

Big pleasure doesn’t need a big device. We spent time with the Womanizer Next Liberty, and let’s just say…size wasn’t the most memorable thing about it.

Tested & Reviewed By:
Alison Huff, Editor-In-Chief

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National Orgasm Day: Why Pleasure Is More Than Just a Buzzword

Discover why sexual wellness deserves a place in your self-care routine, and the award-winning products helping women prioritize intimacy at every stage of life.

By Alison Huff

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Product Reviews & Guides

Foria Juicy Pure Review: The One Lube That Keeps Up With Everything

We tested Foria Juicy Pure in every way (sexually) possible. See why its all-around compatibility makes it a standout choice.

By Clarisse Quirit Rella

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Sexuality & Sexual Health

UTI From Sex: How It Happens (And What To Do)

Any type of sexual activity can potentially lead to a urinary tract infection (UTI) and it’s surprisingly common — but you can lower your risk.

By Alison Huff

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The Best Fleshlights

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The Best Vibrators

How Often Do (Or Should) Couples Have Sex: By Age, Orientation, And Relationship Status

Married couples have sex about 55 times each year and sex frequency between couples often declines from midlife through the elderly years.

By Sarah Melancon, Ph.D.

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All Things Lube

Allergic Reaction To Lube? Find Out Why & What To Do

Lube can cause allergic reactions including redness, swelling, itchiness, hives, or worse. We’ll tell you how it happens, what to look for, and how to deal.

By Daphne Tannen

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Sexuality & Sexual Health

I Can Smell Myself Through My Pants: Complete Vaginal Odor Guide

Vaginal odors are normal and can change throughout your menstrual cycle, but some require a doctor’s care and treatment.

By Leigh Golden

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All Things Vibrators

The Rose Sex Toy: What Is It, How To Use It, Safety & What To Know

The rose sex toy vibrator is a trendy clit sucker that’s easy and fun to use. However, because of its popularity, there are many unsafe knock-offs.

By Gena Gephart

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Sex Research and Statistics

Sex Education Statistics In The United States & Worldwide

In one study of university students, 58% reported that sexual education was lacking during their teen years, considering it poor.

By Sarah Melancon, Ph.D.

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All Things Lube

Weird Things People Use As Lube — But Shouldn’t

Just because something is safe for your hair, face, body, or lips – or comes from inside your body – doesn’t mean it’s good to use as a personal lubricant.

By Kayla Lords

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