Sex toys have gone mainstream, leaving behind the drab gray market and questionable morality of the past. (Wrongfully assuming that handcuffs and vibrators were only for the bored or sexually challenged.) Today, there are a wide variety of toys to please both partners: vibrators, dildos, masturbation devices, etc. If you're looking for a new toy, keep in mind the safety tips provided by the sex shop attendants. Some of these can prevent injury or promote healing and enhancement.
Many sex toys that are designed for use by couples are composed of items that may prove to be dangerous if improperly used in an unsafe manner. For example, dildos are composed of soft silicone, which tends to break or slip when used in a way that is not intended. When this happens, the vibrating action can result in injury to the woman's vagina or other delicate areas around it.
Pelvic floor muscles play an important role in providing women with sexual pleasure. However, some people fail to recognize that they play such an important role. It is for this reason that some sex toys--particularly the vibrators used by male users--are not designed to specifically target the pelvic floor muscles and therefore can result in injury to women who are not aware of their correct technique. The use of products such as ben wa balls can make using vibrators easier and more comfortable, but women must learn how to use these items properly to prevent themselves from injury.