Aneros
| Industry |
Sex Toys Massage Devices |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Houston, Texas, USA |
Key people | CT Schenk (CEO) |
| Website | www.aneros.com |
The Aneros Company produces a patented[1] line of hands-free prostate stimulators.
Construction
The original Aneros models are molded from a non-porous, FDA approved, acetal plastic.[2] The Progasm is made from polystyrene, the Progasm ICE is made from Eastman Chemical Tritan copolyester, the VICE is made from medical grade silicone and the Tempo is made from surgical grade stainless steel. The materials are approved for both body and fluid contact. The shape is composed of three primary parts:
- The head and stem are designed to nuzzle against the prostate. The curves of the stem provide stimulation up and down the anal canal, a surprisingly erogenous area. The head applies the proper amount of pressure on the prostate for an effective prostate massage. The force of this pressure is controlled only by the man's anal-sphincter and PC muscle contractions, never by his hands.
- The perineum tab provides an external prostate massage by pressing against the perineum, and acts as a pivot point to drive the massaging action of the Aneros inside the rectum. A man experiences both an internal and external prostate massage simultaneously. The continuous stimulation of the prostate and perineum leads to stronger orgasms and possibly the Super-O as well.
- The handle (all models but the Progasm) is used only to insert and remove the Aneros. (The company warns to not manipulate the Aneros with your hand — it is counter-productive and could be dangerous or injurious to do so.)
- The kundalini tab (Progasm only) massages the "kundalini" spot, an accupressure point between the buttocks.
The Evi is made from a rigid body and coated in velvet-touch silicone.
Use
The action of the device upon insertion is highly pleasurable for the user. Many users also report in the blogs at the official site enhanced orgasm through the use of this device.
The device may have no recognized or approved medical use, but was developed and is still marketed under another name by High Island Health as a medical prostate massager. The Aneros site history relates that they had received reports on a gratifying side effect of their device and re marketed it.
Notes
See also
References
- Em & Lo; Mount, Arthur. "Em & Lo's Sex Toy: An A-Z Guide to Bedside Accessories". Chronicle Books (2006). ISBN 0-8118-5283-0
- Beale, Steve. (January 2006) "[Orgasm? My Arse]". Arena Magazine
- Price, Joan. "Better than I Ever Expected: Straight Talk About Sex After Sixty" Seal Press (2005). ISBN 1-58005-152-9
- クーロン黒沢 (著), ポッチン下条 (著). "Enemagra Bible". 太田出版 (2004). ISBN 4-87233-862-6
- Swanson, Carl. (April 2003) "[Up Yours]". Details Magazine
- Bussel, Rachel Kramer. (September 19, 2006) Sex Toys The Village Voice
- Stoddard, Grant. (April 10, 2002) I Did It For Science: Aneros Nerve.com