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We-Vibe Adult Lifestyle Toy Featured at AEE 2009
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LAS VEGAS--(Business Wire)-- The We-Vibe adult lifestyle toy is creating a lot of buzz and generating plenty of heat at AEE 2009 (Jan. 8 - 11, Sands Expo Center, Hall G, Booth B1123). Top toy in North American and U.K. adult novelty markets, the We-Vibe is an ideal gift for that special someone in your life. Love Honey, a top website in Britain, says the We-Vibe ranked # 1 on 5,000 wish lists and called the tiny device "the ultimate couple's vibe and a smash hit success with both men and women." Josey Vogels of My Messy Bedroom asked several independent Canadian sex stores for their sex toys picks for 2008, the We-Vibe came out on top. The We-Vibe, which was launched in early 2008, provides women with both internal and external stimulation while making love. The purple, medical-grade silicone toy boasts innovative features not currently available anywhere else in the industry. Unlike typical toys that replace the man, the We-Vibe is worn by women for dual vibrations during intercourse - strapless and hands-free, G-spot and clitoral stimulations. Men love it, too! Elegant and discreet in size, the "C" shape We-Vibe is rechargeable, runs two hours, has two speeds, two motors and is patent pending worldwide. The We-Vibe is lead-free RoHS certified, WEEE compliant, phthalate free and carbon neutral. Completely encased in medical-grade silicone, the We-Vibe is soft, flexible and comfortably worn. It lends itself to foreplay and a variety of creative uses. Viewers of Sue Johanson`s Talk Sex with Sue voted the We-Vibe Top Toy of the Year in April. Then in October, the We-Vibe took the Most Innovative Product of the Year award at the 2008 International Venus show in Berlin, Germany. The We-Vibe was invented by a couple from a small town in Ontario, Canada, who mortgaged their home and used their life savings to turn their dream into reality. For several years, Bruce and Melody Murison worked secretly on the toy without telling family and friends as they were concerned about the potential stigma associated with the sex-toy industry. That all changed, when a local newspaper ran a front-page story on what the former hi-tech employees had been up to. The Murisons were relieved to receive nothing but congratulations from neighbours and friends. See Ottawa Citizen Article: http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/story.html?id=80ac6d7d-895d-4628-8e95-72812e6f31e6&p=1 The adult lifestyle industry is undergoing an explosion. Estimates show the market growing at 25 per cent per year with half the adult population using sex toys. Societal views on sexuality are opening up, with an emphasis on romance, education, fun or luxury, for people in couples or solo. In parallel, society is becoming increasingly health-conscious with respect to our bodies and our environment. Standard Innovation Corporation is the company behind the wildly successful We-Vibe. The market place has rewarded it with international awards, glowing reviews, extensive media coverage, and exceptional consumer interest. Standard Innovation Corporation is located in Ottawa, Canada, and plans on producing a whole family of "never seen before" toys. For more details, visit www.we-vibe.com Distributed world wide: http://www.we-vibe.com/Distribution_Partners.php Keywords: Massager, Vibrator, Sex Toys, Personal Consumer Electronics Life Style Product Inventor: Bruce Murison bruce@we-vibe.com 613 489-1574 On site cell 613-222-0856 Media - press@we-vibe.com Sales - sales@we-vibe.com Ottawa, Canada IP Licensing & International Business - Nelson Wood nelson@we-vibe.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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