Pipedream koningspik 14 inch - eerste inbreng met enorme dildo
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King Cock 14" dildo, after 12" insertion this has huge shaft and head, not an easy task to insert but very filling.
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Hi. It's a good question. Please do an Internet search on "body-safe sex toys." It's somewhat widely known that dildos and sex toys from some manufacturers are made with materials that are toxic to the body. Some can leach oily chemicals that can be hazardous. They include porous materials that can be unsafe. There are lots of articles about it. I had a large collection of dildos, and when I learned about the danger, I stopped using them and converted over to body-safe dildos. The problem is also that there is not a lot of research to predict the long term effects of using a non-body-safe sex toy. I don't preach to anyone generally, but sometimes I will recognize I toy that I've researched and I'll tell someone I really like because I want them to be healthy. And yes, you can use a non-latex condom over such dildos. i used to do that. The hassle of buying and discarding condoms wasn't worth it. I fuck daily, and the price of condoms is so high it's cheaper in the very near term for me to buy a good silicone dildo. 
