Common Appliances: Toasters and... Vibrators?

Here are some other interesting tidbits from the surveys:

• Eighty-one percent of women and 91 percent of men who’ve used one report having done so with a partner.
• The more religious a person, the less likely she was to use a vibrator, and the more educated, the more likely.
• Men and women who had used a vibrator in the last month scored higher on sexual pleasure scales than those who had never used one.

Even through bad economic times, vibrator sales are up 20 percent in the last year, say the Trojan people. In fact they’ve been busy inventing a new vibrator product each year.  The researchers attribute the widespread use of vibrators to a sex toy industry gone mainstream (good bye Triple-X, hello baby boomers).

They’re also easier to find. Vibrators are now sold at Wal-Mart, 7-Eleven and CVS. And of course, let’s not forget Brookstone. Please note: it’s now called the “Buzz Pinpoint Mini Massager” because I guess some women just weren’t getting it.